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Blackmagic Design Davinci Resolve Speed Editor, Bluetooth & USB-C Editing Keyboard Bundle with Davinci Resolve Studio Activation Card

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Condition
New
Model
DV/RES/BBPNLMLEKA-K2
Dimensions
12.2"L x 10.1"W x 6.7"H
Color
Black
Keyboard Description
Compact
Special Feature
Backlit
Style
Contemporary
Works with
PC, Mac

Features 5

  • Small and Portable with Built-In Battery
  • Built-In Search Dial
  • Keyboard Shortcuts Match Edit Functions
  • Bluetooth or USB Connectivity

Description

The Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor Bundle is a perfect complement for the editor on the go. It interfaces with macOS or Windows editing systems running DaVinci Resolve, providing you with keyboard shortcuts and controls that speed up your editing, compared to using a mouse to navigate your edit system. The Speed Editor is small enough to take with you on location, and its built-in battery allows you to use it via Bluetooth for a wire-free connection. The Speed Editor can also connect to your computer via an included USB Type-C cable in case if you want to work hardwired, and the USB Type-C cable also charges the keyboard. The Speed Editor features dedicated push buttons that control the edit modes, timeline navigation, and effects of DaVinci Resolve. Additionally, these push buttons provide shortcuts to useful features available only on the Speed Editor. The built-in Search Dial is similar to the jog wheel often found on professional edit decks, but in conjunction with the push-button keys and DaVinci Resolve software, the search dial is much more powerful. Paired with the Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve 17 Studio is a major release with over 100 new features and 200+ improvements. The Color page features new HDR grading tools, AI-based magic mask for targeted grading, and a color warper. Fairlight provides a faster workflow with updated mouse and keyboard edit selection tools. Fairlight also has a next-generation audio engine and busing architecture with support for editing 2000 tracks in real time. Box Contains Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor USB Type-C Cable (4.9')1-Year Warranty Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve 17 Studio (Activation Card) Activation Code

Specs 37

Brand Blackmagic Design
Connectivity Technology Bluetooth, USB
Keyboard Description Compact
Recommended Uses For Product Video Editing
Special Feature Backlit
Color Black
Keyboard backlighting color support Single Color
Style Contemporary

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A worthwhile tool/accessory for editing in Davinci Resolve
If you are an older editor that began on tape based editing many years ago, this little speed editor should feel familiar to you in that the layout is similar, and that scroll wheel in particular. Back in the tape days, it was strictly a scroll/jog/shuttle wheel for moving back and fourth with tape. In the speed editor, it can do more, often in conjunction with another key to be a modifier. For instance, the audio level button + the scroll wheel, you can now easily, and more precisely adjust the volume on the fly to the audio portion of a clip. Use the split key before hand, and highlight the space in between, you can then control part of a clip as needed using the same audio level +scroll wheel to adjust that smaller section. This is great as I'm finally getting back to a project I had to shelve in 2019 due to technical issues, only to find out later that the camcorder I had was the issue. Camcorder worked fine, but recorded in variable bit rate and most good NLE editors do not like it. So, transcode to make it constant bit rate had to be done. Now that the connection is made, I am now finishing the project to take as a house warming gift to a niece who along with her husband just recently bought a house, and we are celebrating the 4th of July there. In the week since one, I bought the speed editor and 2, upgraded to Davinci Studio (was on free prior to), I've begun to retry to edit this project and using the speed editor makes fixing the audio much easier, one, I now have access to the neural engine that comes with studio, so now I can manipulate the audio fir first isolating voices as one, I only had the built in microphone on a low end consumer grade camcorder, two, the wedding was shot outdoors on the summer solstice in 2019 so a nice, full on sunny and warm day (mid 70's) so the audio varied widely and by using the split key, I can isolate sections of the larger clip and make adjustments in global levels in that section, then isolate etc to where it's easily heard/understood. Will have fine sweetening of the audio at the end, but it's well on it's way as it is, and using the speed editor makes precise work of this kind of correction. This is all being done in the edit page, though early on, it was mostly for the cut page, which came in Davinci Resolve 17 as it will not work on any version earlier than 17. I run DR 20.3.3 and by last year, the speed editor can work more fully in the edit page than before, but still primarily made for the cut page. Part of that is improvements in 20 that did not exist much beyond DR 19, and some of that is the neural engine started to show in DR 19, but not before. However, it will not work well, if at all in the color page, does work, mostly to shuttle through the timeline in Fairlight, not in Fusion, the delivery page but will work in the edit/cut pages and nowhere else outside of Davinci Resolve. So keep that in mind as you will need to use it in conjunction with the standard keyboard and mouse. If space is limited, there is a full keyboard that combines functions of the speed editor and the scroll wheel with a standard QWERTY keyboard, and it can be inset into the desktop of your desk, but it's also more expensive. The speed editor currently runs $479 US. Used to be 295, 5 years ago, and part of that may be the cost of raw materials has gone up. The Speed editor is solid, hefty, but not heavy, just has a nicely weighted feel to it. Although the chassis/top plate is all molded plastic, it's quality plastic and does not flex, or squeak. The scroll wheel is machined, or CNC'ed out of aluminum and anodized with a rubber grip around the circumference. It's smooth, though it does not offer any kind of detent for the shuttle, nor a way to toggle between jog/scroll or shuttle so when you push down, the detent is present, push down again, it's not present for jog/scroll. However, if you need to stop, just hit the stop/play key, the elongated key at the bottom of the middle section to the left of the wheel. This device can run on either bluetooth or off the USB C cable, as I do as I feel the latency will be less with it tethered by cable, and it's 4' long so plenty long and in my case, it's plugged into the back USB C port on my tower desktop and with the desk being a standing desk, I can raise it and the cable is still long enough and it comes in the box. Supposedly, you can also get a longer cable as it does not appear to use anything special, just a USB C at either end, or if you must, go C to A so you can utilize a standard USB A port if needed (or get an adapter to go from C to A on one end). The speed editor allows one to be both precise but fairly quick in editing, however, it does help that one know something about editing, and NLE editing specifically first. Overall, I really like this little edit controller as having cut my early editing teeth on a similar one all those years ago (37 years to be exact), it's nice to edit in a similar fashion with it again. Watching tutorials, either from BMD or on YouTube and one thing that helped tremendously is Creative Editing Tips by Chadwick as he shows us some of the modifier keys and h ow they are used. The speed editor utilizes 3 key presses, the double tap to access some modifiers, a tap/hold and the hold + the scroll wheel, so yes, the scroll wheel now is used for more than shuttling through clips, a nice benefit of NLE editing and with the right modifier, you can use it to adjust your global audio levels in a clip, or a section there of as I've had to do. Nice thing is it is easily setup, just plug in the cable, or pair it, et voila! it's seen by Davinci Resolve No need to do anything else. You can update the firmware, and it's done through Davinci Resolve/help, as long as you have the control panel installed when you installed DR. This is due to how sometimes, the firmware is already out of date due to a recent update while the editor was in the box, unsold. Overall, am glad I got it as editing now is actually fun again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2026 by John Palmer
Excellent editing tool, especially with Resolve Studio included
I picked up the Blackmagic Design Speed Editor and have been very happy with it. Out of the box, it feels solid and purpose-built, with keys laid out in a way that makes sense once you start using it in DaVinci Resolve. The standout for me is the weighted jog/shuttle dial — it’s smooth, responsive, and makes scrubbing through footage faster and more precise than using a mouse or trackpad. After a few days, I already found myself reaching for it instinctively. The real kicker, though, is that the purchase price includes a DaVinci Resolve Studio license. Considering the software alone normally costs about 2/3 of the price as this package, it was a no-brainer. That value made it an easy decision to buy. Compared to relying only on keyboard shortcuts, this controller has noticeably sped up my workflow, especially for trimming and navigating timelines. I haven’t run into any issues with build quality or connectivity. The Bluetooth connection has been stable, and charging hasn’t been a concern thanks to the long battery life. While it is specialized — it doesn’t replace a full keyboard for every editing task — it shines in its intended use case: fast, hands-on timeline editing. If you’re already working in DaVinci Resolve or planning to upgrade to Studio, this is an excellent choice. It’s not as broadly useful outside of Resolve, but within it the Speed Editor feels like an extension of the software. For anyone serious about video editing who wants to speed up the basics and get Resolve Studio in the deal, it’s a no-brainer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Eeasy to set up. A bit intimidating to use at first, but with some practice I've come to love it!
After seeing a lot of Youtube videos about the Speed Editor, and wanting to get into video editing myself, I was convinced, "I've GOT to get me one of these!!!!" I found the Speed Editor bundled with a software license for the Studio version of Davinci Resolve. It was Amazon Prime Days, and so I was able to buy it at about $150 less than the advertised price. That was too sweet of a deal to pass up! It was delivered to my house the very next day! A lot of people have suggested when first learning how to use Davinci Resolve, that you skip the cut page and go straight to the edit page. It is my opinion that if you are first getting started with Davinci Resolve and wish to have one of these Speed Editors, that you do the exact opposite; Start by learning the cut page first instead of the edit page. This way it will probably be much easier to get used to the speed editor once yours arrives. The edit page has great features, however it's easy to become spoiled and you might be hesitant to switch over to the edit page. Old habits can be hard to break out of. The speed editor DOES work with SOME of of the features on the edit page, but it was designed to be used in the Cut page. That's where it shines. It is designed to work exclusively with Davinci Resolve, and probably won't work with any other product. This is probably not a gadget you can learn how to use in just one session. It may take some time to learn what all the buttons do, and to become used to using the scroll wheel. I've used the old school clunker VHS video editing consoles that have the left and right shuttle knobs. The Speed Editor shuttle knob has a completely different feel compared to those old VHS consoles. Unlike the consoles which have spring-loaded shuttle knobs that return to the center position after you rotate and let go, the Speed Editor knob turns freely, and will rotate all the way around. You can spin it. It has no click or indentation feel, there is no "center" position. This takes some getting used to. There are three different speeds for the control knob. I'm still learning the different ways to trim and edit clips in the cut page. For example, when to use the "place on top", "trim in", "trim out", "roll", "slide", "split", etc. It can seem overwhelming and confusing at first. Best suggestion is to simply open up Resolve, go to the Cut page, load some footage, and just play around with it. Experiment and learn as you go. Also there are lots of tutorials on Youtube about this product. It will connect via bluetooth OR you may connect it to your computer via the USB "C" cable which was included. (If your computer doesn't have a USB "C" jack, you may get an adaptor cable.) After playing around with this gadget for a few days, I'm really starting to like it. I love how the control knob feels, and how quickly I can navigate across the timeline and clips. Even my cat is fascinated by the control knob LOL Heads up; keep your kitty away from it, because, like I said, the wheel moves freely, there's no click/indentation feel, and it's quite sensitive. I like the multi-cam features, and the ability, with the press of a button, to turn on or off audio or video on individual tracks. The in and out buttons are large, making it easy to use without having to look down to see where your hands are placed. This is a well-built quality device. I think this gadget is well worth it, and is a good investment, whether you're just getting started with video editing or have been doing it a while. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2023 by Gummy Roach
Comes with the studio software for almost the cost of the software. Over built. Quality. 10/10
This was a game changer. It made editing so much faster. And it cost so little when it comes with TWO Davinci licenses. Amazing value. There is no reason to buy a license. I might buy another as a spare just to get more licenses for my other computers. It actually has cherry red keys. I love a real mechanical keyboard and I was not expecting it to have professionally keys at such a low price. The dial is functional. Weighted. And free spins for a while making it feel luxurious and functional. I didn’t even realize it had a built in battery and Bluetooth support. 10/10 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Game changer. Helps editing on a macbook pro easier
As an amateur content creator who dabbles lightly in video editing, the Blackmagic Design Davinci Resolve Speed Editor has been a game-changer for me. This device has made my editing process so much smoother and more enjoyable. Pros: User-Friendly: Even though I’m not a professional, the Speed Editor is incredibly intuitive. The jog wheel and dedicated buttons make it easy to navigate through my footage and make precise edits. Solid Build: The quality of this device is impressive. It feels sturdy and well-made, which gives me confidence that it will last a long time. Price: It may seem expensive for an amateur at first, but since it comes with Davinci Resolve Studio license, it's not all that bad. The integration with the software is flawless, making my editing sessions more efficient. Compact and Portable: I love that it’s compact enough to take with me wherever I go. It’s perfect for editing on the move. Cons: Learning Curve: There was a bit of a learning curve at first, but once I got the hang of it, it became second nature. Overall, the Blackmagic Design Davinci Resolve Speed Editor has been a fantastic addition to my editing toolkit. It has made my hobby even more enjoyable and efficient. Highly recommended for anyone looking to up their editing game! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2024 by TekiM
Fantastic tool for editors, especially for DaVinci Resolve users
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The DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor is a powerful, intuitive tool that has seriously improved my editing workflow. If you’re deep into DaVinci Resolve, this is a must-have—especially for speeding up cuts and edits. Pros: • Ergonomics & Build Quality: The layout is intuitive, and the tactile buttons and jog wheel feel solid and professional. It’s built to last and feels like a high-end product. • Fast Trimming & Editing: The dedicated buttons for trimming, cutting, and other core actions save time, making the workflow smoother. With the jog wheel, I can make precise edits and navigate through footage faster. • Integration with DaVinci Resolve: It’s built specifically for Resolve, and that’s obvious in how seamlessly it works. Setup was plug-and-play with minimal configuration needed. Cons: • DaVinci Resolve Dependency: If you’re not primarily using DaVinci Resolve, the Speed Editor might feel limited. It’s optimized for Resolve, so it’s not as useful with other software. • No Backlighting: The lack of backlit keys can be inconvenient in low-light environments, making it harder to see certain keys quickly. Final Verdict: If you’re using DaVinci Resolve for professional editing, this is an essential addition to your setup. It’s a bit niche but totally worth it for the streamlined editing process. While it has a few minor drawbacks, overall, the Speed Editor brings a lot to the table for Resolve users. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2024 by NO R3GR3TZ
Studio Power at a Steal!
The jog wheel was my first POP moment. Even before fully diving into DaVinci Resolve, the feel of this thing tells you it’s real studio gear. Smooth, precise, and built like a tank. Cuts feel faster and more controlled and getting Resolve Studio in the bundle makes it an easy upgrade.
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026 by Albert Alvarado
Professional-Grade Workflow Booster. Worth It for Resolve Users Looking To Upgrade To Studio
DaVinci Resolve Studio is hands down one of the most powerful video editing suites available, and the industry is gradually shifting toward it as a true competitor to Premiere. Avid still rules in Hollywood, but Resolve is catching up fast. For indie filmmakers and content creators, this is an all-in-one powerhouse. What makes this bundle worth it is the Speed Editor. It’s not just a gimmick. Once you take some time to learn it, it actually improves your editing flow. Tasks like trimming, scrubbing, and cutting become more tactile and intuitive. Heads up for first-timers: the activation process can be a little confusing. I recommend skipping the boxed instructions and going straight to the official DaVinci website to download the Studio version. There’s a helpful video on YouTube (search: How to Activate Davinci Resolve Studio 18) that walks through the process better than Blackmagic’s own docs. Pros: Full-featured suite for editing, color, audio, and effects Includes lifetime license and activation card Speed Editor adds real efficiency for frequent editors No subscriptions. One-time purchase Cons: Activation user experience could be better Learning curve if coming from Premiere or Final Cut If you're even mildly serious about video editing, or just tired of subscription software, this is a fantastic investment. The Speed Editor is a no-brainer add-on when it’s bundled like this. Highly recommend it for editors leveling up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2025 by Cinema Legion
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