The only reason I stopped was because I needed more desk space. I used a small Bamboo that I rescued from a recycling heap for a while there. This is an old question, but here's what I remember being the most common answers: These together were the best $300 I've spent on gear in a long time. You will never want to use another keyboard ever again it's essentially a smart keyboard with a wheel that can also be used to scrub your timeline or increase the size of your brush in photoshop or whatever else you want it programmed to. ALSO IT DOESN'T CHARGE UPSIDE DOWN!!Īdditionally I 100% recommend the Logitech Craft keyboard. As much as everyone likes to say 'use your mouse less and keyboard more' this mouse actually makes that argument invalid. Also the wheel on this mouse is incredible and you can press on it to essentially use it as the hand tool in premiere for pan/scroll. And it has settings that can map to adobe apps so I have the thumb wheel that I use to literally scrub my timeline great for if I have a lengthy broll selects sequence then I have to the two buttons below that set to 'Go to next edit' and 'go to previous edit' and then there's even a button that can be used to switch between apps. Dude for the same price you can get the MX Master 3 it's incredible.

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