When you unpack the Xencelabs Quick Keys Remote, you immediately notice its compact design. It's small, handy and offers an easy way to control many functions directly at the workstation without constantly switching back and forth between keyboard and graphics tablet. The idea is not new - many manufacturers offer such remote controls for artists - but Xencelabs is trying to fill a niche with its version. The question is: does it work in practice?
Hapitics and design Xencelabs has opted for a solid finish. The device feels robust and comfortable in the hand, especially in combination with the Xencelabs graphics tablet, which demonstrates the well thought-out product portfolio. The connection is made via a USB dongle, which is uncomplicated and keeps the connection stable - alternatively, Bluetooth or a cable can be used. There are two OLED screen-labelled rows with a total of eight buttons and a non-clicking rotary wheel (e.g. for adjusting the brush size). The switch is locat...
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