Logitech MX Creative Console

Born from Logitech's acquisition of Loupedeck, the Logitech MX Creative Console brings dedicated tactile controls to the brand's MX Master lineup. Designed for both Windows and Mac environments, this two-piece controller targets digital artists, photographers, and video editors seeking deeper integration with creative software like Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere Pro. Available in graphite and pale grey finishes, the hardware physically separates editing tools into a wired Keypad and a wireless Dialpad.

The Keypad provides the visual backbone of the system, housing nine dynamic, full-colour LCD keys that adapt to assigned tasks, along with two scrubber buttons to paginate through up to 15 distinct layout pages. Its compact 96-gram frame makes it easy to integrate into existing desktop layouts.

The console offers exceptional flexibility for creative workflows, giving users instant visual access to vast command sets across its 15 customizable pages. The dynamic LCD buttons excel at making complex shortcuts immediately recognizable and tactile, speeding up iterative editing tasks in supported software suites.

The primary drawback lies in the split engineering philosophy between the two modules. The Keypad requires a tethered USB-C connection, while the Dialpad operates entirely via Bluetooth and runs on disposable batteries rather than offering cable recharging. At $199.99, having to juggle different power and connection methods for companion devices on the same desk is an odd design compromise, though the workflow benefits for heavy Adobe users remain undeniable.