The latest update introduces new plugins that significantly improve functionality for these applications, allowing users to streamline their workflows.

With a modern design, the console includes nine LED buttons and a separate rotary DialPad, designed specifically for enhanced control of Mac applications.

These updates aim to enhance productivity for photographers, videographers, and designers by providing quick access to essential software controls.

For Final Cut Pro, users can now navigate through three pages of actions using physical buttons, enabling access to 27 different functions including Play/Pause and media import.

The MX Creative Console features highly customizable buttons and a rotary dial, allowing users to create up to 15 pages of buttons per app and rearrange controls from a vast selection.

Each purchase of the console includes a complimentary three-month subscription to Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps, or an extension for existing subscribers.

Figma users benefit from a plugin that streamlines design workflows, offering quick access to tools for managing assets and making layout adjustments.

The Adobe Lightroom plugin allows for faster photo editing, enabling quick adjustments like rating and cropping, while also providing precise control over image settings.

Logitech has enhanced its MX Creative Console, originally launched in late 2024, to better support creative professionals by adding powerful integrations for popular applications such as DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Lightroom, Figma, and Final Cut Pro.

DaVinci Resolve users can efficiently manage timelines and edit clips, thanks to the console's support for cutting, trimming, and retiming tasks.

Priced at $199.99, the MX Creative Console was developed following Logitech's acquisition of Loupedeck, known for its customizable control panels.

Anatoliy Polyanker, general manager of Logitech's MX Business Unit, noted that community feedback has highlighted the console's positive impact on workflow and productivity.