Xencelabs Quick Keys Is A One-Handed Shortcut Keyboard - IMBOLDN

Xencelabs Quick Keys Is A One-Handed Shortcut Keyboard - IMBOLDN

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Xencelabs Quick Keys is an easy-to-use interface that enables artists to incorporate shortcut keys into their workflow. The company says that Quick Keys are suitable for any situation requiring a keyboard. The device features an OLED display and physical dial that illuminates the assignment of each key for maximum efficiency. What’s more, it allows users to assign up to 40 shortcuts per application with five sets of eight buttons. Users can also group sets of related functions for quick and easy access. Xencelabs Quick Keys are excellent for 3D creation, industrial design, and games too. This handy little device also supports multiple languages.

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