Blackmagic Design Davinci Resolve Micro Panel (BMD-DV-RES-BBPNLMIC)

Incredible build quality (it better be for the price). Very solid, metal construction with weighted balls for great feel while color grading. It is taking some time to get used to coloring with it and it took some work to figure out how to make space for it on my desk but I’m enjoying it as a luxury item. Definitely not required but enjoyable to use

Use it one time and you'll never want to color grade without it again. It speeds up your flow considerably, and for reasons I wasn't necessarily expecting. Yeah the color tools themselves are great, but having easily accessible buttons to move from node to node and clip to clip, play/stop/reverse, grab stills, etc is just crazy efficient. I have a dedicated grading monitor, but for those of you who are using a single display, having a dedicated button for the full screen viewer and then being able to grade in full screen will be huge for you. The main reason I bought this was because it came with the davinci studio license, which I needed to buy anyways. So in my mind, I really spent $559 on a tool that I literally use 7 days a week at times.The only critique I have, which I saw mentioned in another review, is that the knobs along the top of this panel don't have backlighting. I'd be lying if I said that wasn't slightly annoying. I'm sure with a ton of use muscle memory would kick in, but that hasn't happened yet so I have to look down every time. If anything though, that just means I'll probably sell this someday and upgrade to the mini panel when that jump can be justified.

The build quality is off the charts! Heavy, solid, and best of all, accurate and quick color grading! Makes life so much easier editing

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Excellent AAA+++. one of the best companies for professional equipment

Item wasn't for me.

Makes it much easier to make precise changes (and to change more than one thing at once) in the Color Grading Page of Resolve. Seriously built like a tank and feels amazing in use, with the heavily weighted controls. I basically look forward to adjustment and grading with this device.Critiques (hence four stars):For the money, I wish they’d made the upper knob labels either lit or much more visible. I’m constantly having to double-check the labels or pull off my glasses to look closer, but I’m sure I’ll get better muscle memory with time.Also, the lack of an “add node” button was pretty miserly. I guess Blackmagic did that so as not to compete with the Mini panel, but come on — there’s plenty enough more to the Mini Panel to drive people to it, if they have the budget. As it is, I just slide my keyboard to the side, and it’s easy enough to reach over to it in order to add nodes (or you can add an inexpensive macro keypad otherwise).I REALLY think the Micro Panel combined with the Speed Editor is a big win because the Speed Editor nonsensically is missing next/prev clip buttons, which the Micro Panel has. It works out, but is a pretty big investment for the pair.