What are the unique features of Tourbox hardware as reviewed by Scott Kivowitz?

Hi there!

When I reviewed the Tourbox photo and video editing console, a few hardware features stood out as unique:

• Game-controller style layout: It looks and feels like a compact game controller, so it fits naturally in one hand while the other stays on the mouse or tablet.
• Mixed controls: It combines wheels, dials, knobs, and buttons so you can map different editing tasks (like zoom, brush size, exposure, timeline scrubbing) to whatever feels intuitive.
• Tactile differentiation: The buttons and knobs are shaped and positioned differently, so over time you can operate it mostly by feel without looking down.
• Solid build for desk use: It’s weighted and compact, designed to stay put next to your keyboard and tablet during long editing sessions.

Is there a specific part of the hardware you’re most curious about—ergonomics, button layout, or how I map it for photo vs. video?