XPPen Pilot Pro Wireless Editing Console, Bluetooth, Joystick, Tri-Rotary

XPPen Pilot Pro Wireless Editing Console, Bluetooth, Joystick, Tri-Rotary

• Intuitive All-Way Joystick & Tri-Rotary: Outperforming traditional macro keyboards, the Pilot Pro features a multi-directional joystick for one-step color grading in DaVinci Resolve. Use the high-speed dial to fly through timelines and the precision knob for frame-by-frame adjustments, making complex video editing as intuitive as playing a game
• Eyes-Free Control for Creative Flow: Stop looking down at flat buttons. The 3D sculpted layout and Z-axis motor vibration provide tactile feedback, allowing your fingers to memorize every control. Whether you're live streaming or deep in a 4K edit, stay focused on the screen and keep your creative momentum uninterrupted
• 100+ Shortcuts with Multi-Theme Support: Map 19 buttons and 3 rotaries to over 100 commands. With 7 interchangeable themes and an on-screen HUD, you can switch seamlessly between different software layouts. It’s the ultimate control center that simplifies complex workflows into single-press actions
• A Versatile Hub for Every Creator: Designed for the diverse needs of modern creators. YouTube Vloggers can speed up rough cuts; Professional Colorists get tactile control of color wheels; Digital Artists & Photographers can zoom and adjust brush sizes in Photoshop/Lightroom with ease; and 3D Designers in Blender gain a new level of directional navigation
• [Stable Tri-Mode Connection & 24H Battery] Say goodbye to replacing AA dry cells. Pilot Pro features a built-in high-capacity rechargeable lithium battery supporting 24 hours of continuous pro-level use. Experience zero-latency performance via Bluetooth 5.3, 2.4G wireless dongle, or wired USB-C on both Mac and Windows
• Ergonomic Design for Long Sprints: The contoured body provides full palm and wrist support, reducing strain during marathon editing sessions. By keeping your hand in a natural posture on the desk, it minimizes the repetitive movements that lead to wrist pain, making it a healthier choice for full-time editors