Ralph
Instructions
Just the worst Instructions.
The customer service was no better. Plug and play my ass.
TOUR BOX
Ralph
Just the worst Instructions.
The customer service was no better. Plug and play my ass.
JEP
A little bit overwhelming when you see download the menu and see it on the screen because they are so so many uses combinations and functionality to this little box and this is a light version supposedly super cute color I do wish it was in Black great price under a hundred bucks very affordable again not difficult to use it is a little intuitive and once you keep using it as anything else it becomes easier but be ready to have a cheesecake factory size menu pop up on your screen and remain there as an overlay because you're going to need it it is comfortable to use fits my hand well I have a large hand it feels easy and solid it's build well sticks to the table / desk perfectly will not slip and slide been using it for a week and a half excited to see how far I can take this, used for both photography and video 3D modeling is amazing
jan
I use Apple and Premiere Pro.
Absolutely crucial to my editing process in Premiere Pro. I didn't use the preset, I customized all the buttons myself. I like that you can also customize it to Finder. I should learn how to customize my Photoshop and Illustrator controls. Sometimes customizing the wheel is wonky and especially for Illustrator, having a dedicated zoom wheel function is almost impossible due to the keyboard shortcuts of Illustrator itself.
Does not get a full 5 stars because I can't seem to program a Shift key in Premiere Pro. It worked in my Macbook Pro but not the Mac Mini. Kind of annoying because it's an important button.
I have tiny hands and it's perfect for me. Hope it works for you!
Aiden
Love the design, and it definitely gets the job done easily and fast once you figure it out. It's always connected with a really reliable UI, with the use of the different shaped buttons being easily recognizable after a couple of minutes of use. The battery will never run out as long as you're connected to a device. For the use it gives, it sets great expectations for art, music, video, and so on.
Martt
The price was low enough on the TourBox Lite that I wondered if it would seem cheaply built or not up to the task. It's completely the opposite... it's heavy (which means it stays put when using) and seems really well built. I use it for video editing and I love it. I'd never used a tool like this before, but it really changes the dynamic of video editing. The reduced workload is amazing.
I use Filmora for editing, and originally had the TourBox button-preset on 'Premiere Editing', but after I got more familiar with it I customized some of the buttons to fit the way I think. And given that I only use it a couple days a week, I don't mind that it is corded to the computer.
I also found an odd rubber cap (or maybe it's a bumper of some sort) in my junk drawer at home and it fit perfectly onto the rotary knob. It's a small change but really makes a difference being able to use just a fingertip to fast scroll the knob. It works so well that I let the company know that they should add it to the product.
Bottom line is that after 8 months of use, I think the TourBox Lite is fantastic.
Dave Kaser
I was skeptical about this and not sure if I was going to be able to get used to using this over my mouse. But I needed a way to speed up video editing and felt like it was worth giving it a try.
I have now used it for multiple videos and it took almost no time to get used to. While it seems to favor the left hand (by its design) you can use it with the right as well. I use a mouse with my right hand and a track pad with my left hand. So depending on on the situation it’s nice to be able to switch between hands.
The quality is really good for the price and compared to comparable options.
Only regret is that if I had known I would have like it this much I would have upgraded to the next model up.