MX Creative Console - Cinzento Claro

I set up the dials and keys for Photoshop shortcuts in about five minutes, and they’ve already shaved off a ton of repetitive clicks. The pale grey casing feels sturdy and looks really clean on my desk.

The dial is incredibly satisfying to use, and it’s cut my editing time in half. The pale grey color blends right into my desk setup without being distracting.

I was surprised at how responsive the tactile switches are—every key press registers instantly during editing. The pale grey finish also looks really clean on my desk, way better than the black plastic I was expecting.

The dial feels satisfyingly clicky, and the customizable keys have already sped up my photo editing workflow. Setup software was intuitive and recognized my apps right away, so I was editing in minutes.

Finally, a control surface that actually fits my workflow without taking up half my desk. The dial knobs have a satisfying, precise click that makes scrubbing through my timeline feel effortless.

I was worried the buttons might feel mushy, but they have a satisfying, crisp click that's great for quick shortcuts. The pale grey finish looks really clean on my desk, too.

The dial wheel is incredibly smooth and responsive for scrubbing through my video timeline, and the pale grey finish looks much more premium in person than it did online.

I was a bit skeptical about the custom keycaps at first, but the ability to assign shortcuts to each one has cut my editing time in half. The pale grey finish looks clean on my desk and doesn't show fingerprints.

The dials have a satisfying tactile click that makes adjusting brush sizes in Photoshop feel much more intuitive. It's cut my editing time down noticeably since I don't have to hunt for keyboard shortcuts anymore.

I was a bit worried the pale grey would look too stark, but it actually blends beautifully on my desk. The tactile feel of the key switches is noticeably crisp and responsive.