LogicKeyboard Davinci Resolve Classic TITAN MAC US

The LogicKeyboard Davinci Resolve Classic TITAN MAC US is a full-size shortcut keyboard built for DaVinci Resolve users working on Mac systems. More than 60 Resolve Classic commands are printed directly on the keys, giving editors and colorists a practical visual reference for timeline navigation, trimming, grading, audio adjustments, and other frequently used functions.

The TITAN supports Bluetooth 5.1 for wireless operation and USB-C for charging or direct wired use. Its low-profile scissor-switch keys are designed for quiet, responsive operation, while five adjustable backlight levels help keep the legends readable in both standard edit rooms and darker color-critical environments. The rechargeable 1500 mAh battery provides up to 300 hours of use with the backlight off or up to 40 hours with the backlight enabled at the lowest setting.

Highlights

• Designed for DaVinci Resolve Classic workflows
• 60+ DaVinci Resolve shortcuts printed directly on the keys
• Full-size keyboard layout
• Low-profile scissor-switch key mechanism
• Bluetooth 5.1 wireless connectivity
• USB-C connection for charging and wired operation
• Wireless range up to 30′ (9.1 m)
• Five adjustable backlight levels
• 1500 mAh rechargeable lithium battery
• Up to 300 hours of operation with backlighting off
• Up to 40 hours with backlighting enabled at the lowest setting
• Titanium Gray finish

Quick Specs & Uses

• Application: DaVinci Resolve Classic
• Platform: Mac
• Compatibility: macOS, iPadOS, iOS
• Shortcut Count: 60+ DaVinci Resolve Classic shortcuts
• Wireless Connection: Bluetooth 5.1
• Wired Connection: USB-C
• Wireless Range: Up to 30′ (9.1 m)
• Keyboard Type: Full-size, low-profile scissor switch
• Backlighting: Adjustable, five brightness levels
• Battery: Rechargeable 1500 mAh lithium
• Typical Uses: Video editing, color grading, timeline navigation, trimming, audio adjustment, and DaVinci Resolve post-production workstations

Why It Helps

DaVinci Resolve operators spend a large part of a session moving between timeline, trimming, grading, and audio commands. Having more than 60 shortcuts printed directly on the keyboard keeps those functions visible at the desk and reduces the need to break concentration by searching through menus or recalling every command from memory.

The choice between Bluetooth and USB-C makes the keyboard easier to fit into different edit-room layouts. Wireless operation keeps cable clutter down when desk space is limited, while USB-C provides a direct wired con