Of course, you are dealing with files not tape, so it can easily stop on a dime. As with the Editor Keyboard dial, it has a similar tactile feel and the ballistics of using a Sony tape machine. The main selling point for me is the knob, aka the Search Dial. The design is right-handed, but since you can place it to the left or in front of an external keyboard, it’s easier for a left-hander to utilize than the QWERTY-style Editor Keyboard. Although you can perform much of the cut page editing operation from Speed Editor, it won’t entirely replace your keyboard and mouse or trackpad. It will pair with Resolve (version 17 or 18), but not other apps nor the Finder.
It operates over Bluetooth, but firmware updates and charging require a USB-C connection. Speed Editor retails for $395 and includes a license key for DaVinci Resolve Studio.
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