TourBox Elite - Bluetooth Controller for Video Photo Editing Color Grading, Davinci Resolve Speed Editor, Photoshop Lightroom Premiere FCPX Illustrator After Effects Programmable Keyboard (White)

The TourBox Elite has completely transformed my workflow for photo and video editing. As a designer, I rely on precision and efficiency, and this Bluetooth controller delivers both in spades. The compact, ergonomic design fits perfectly in my hand, making it easy to access all the buttons and dials without ever having to look away from my screen.One of the standout features is its seamless Bluetooth connectivity. I was impressed by how quickly it paired with my devices, and there’s no noticeable lag, which is crucial when working on detailed projects. It’s compatible with all the major software I use, including Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere Pro, and the level of customization is amazing. Every button, dial, and knob can be programmed to suit my specific needs, allowing me to speed through repetitive tasks and focus on the creative process.

I had a Loudeck for a few years and I could just never get along with it. I did some consulting work for a client and they swore by the Tourbox Elite. I decided to try one out and am kicking myself for not doing it sooner. It really doesn't look like a big deal. In fact, it looks like a video game controller. But if you grew up on video games, you already know all the cool stuff you can do with a video game controller. It's the same thing with this. I am blowing through Capture One and Photoshop edits at a speed I've never done before. The Macros are the biggest time saver. Hit a button and it executes a bunch of keystrokes.If you're on the fence with this guy, just do it.

The TourBox Pro is a great tool for video editing. Or really — if it’s not the TourBox, you’re probably going to want something similar, and chances are it’ll be more expensive.It’s a handy little controller that works well with most editing software. The included software is straightforward, and setting up custom profiles for apps like Camtasia was simple enough. It does take a little time to get used to if you’ve only ever worked with a mouse and keyboard, but once you do, it’s a noticeable time-saver.That said, it’s not perfect:Bluetooth on Windows is rough. I gave up on it pretty quickly because the connection would drop or the device wouldn’t get recognized. I just leave it wired in now. To be fair, Bluetooth on Windows has never been great, so your mileage may vary — especially if you’re on a Mac.The battery compartment on mine broke almost immediately. It’s purely cosmetic, and everything still works fine, but it’s a little frustrating when you like to keep your gear in good shape.Occasionally, the software stops working and needs a restart to reconnect with my editor. It’s rare, but it happens.Even with those quirks, I really like this thing. It’s well-built, has a good weight to it, and the controls feel great. Once you get used to it, it makes editing noticeably smoother. For the price, I think it’s worth it.

I'm working on a documentary series, Poquinca. I have edited most of it prior to the tourbox and only recently started using it (about 4-5 months). I can say now that the tourbox definitely isn't a necessary addition to the editing bay for a home editing setup and at the same time, I feel that it helps me stay in the flow a lot more. It is so so satisfying to feel the haptic feedback from this thing while working and it's also really nice to be able to move from this to keyboard shortcuts and back for me because my hand seems to get less tired after an editing session.Pricey for what's essentially a toy. Easy to use with presets and the app is straight forward. Went through one set of batteries in maybe 2 months or so, pretty good battery life. Bluetooth hooks up no problem, and the size is small enough for any desk while still heavy enough not to feel cheap. Good construction. Hopefully it lasts me for years and becomes and indispensable part of the editing bay!

I was hesitant because of the price but I use this all the time and I don't regret my purchase. If you want other colors instead of white or black I would buy this from their website.

Working as intended. Improved my workflow. Nice to the touch. But it would disconnect for a while if you turn the wheel or knob too fast (when on Bluetooth).Delivery was fast but the tourbox packing was opened. The stickers were torn. It's fine for me. Still love it.

I recently started using the TourBox Elite and I'm blown away by how much it has improved my workflow with Adobe CC. I love that it's compatible with all the apps I use, and programming the buttons is a breeze. It has definitely helped me work faster and more efficiently. The only downside is that its compatibility with LRcc isn't as seamless as with LRc, but overall, I highly recommend it to anyone looking to boost their productivity.

I tried a different Lightroom controller board, and I always end up going back to my mouse and keyboard. They are always so large and take over too much space on my desk. The Tourbox is perfect, I can place it beside my keyboard and customize it to my particular uses. Now that I'm getting some muscle memory, I can quickly adjust exposure, highlights, shadows, cropping, temp and things I use on every image without moving my keyboard or Wacom table. I'm actually surprised how much I like this, I figured I would return it like other things I've tried.