Creative Control Deck & 8-in-1 USB-C Hub – Ulanzi D200X

I have tried it with several programs and it works very well.

They sent it but I didn't receive it. [marketplace] never resolved the issue and closed the case as closed. I received an empty box.

Good item and very nice customer service!

Good

The deck is good, it certainly has its learning curve and, above all, its configuration curve; it works well in DaVinci Resolve Studio 21. However, after the latest update of this software, it has caused a couple of problems. However, this is a software issue, not the Ulanzi Deck's.

This is one of my favorite pieces of kit. i replaced touch portal with this. initially i was a little disappointed as touch portal interacts better with obs but i realized when it is used with streamer bot i can get exactly the same functionality.

Black screen not working the d200x not recognize mac and windows

Got it yesterday, so far so good :)

It works exactly as described. The version that comes with the USB Hub is the best option for better desk organization. Unless you already have your own, better hub. What worried me the most was the support in the software section. But I was very satisfied, although there are some things that require a bit more knowledge of Windows to configure them. The most basic and commonly used ones (connection with OBS, control of sound sources, Windows control) have very good add-ons made by the community. It does not have an application for Linux, if that's something you're interested in. There is a repository on GitHub but it doesn't work that easily.

So i wanted to use this for sim racing, my mobo nothing special it’s a gigabyte b650m gaming plus wifi. running a 9600x/9070xt on it. updated firmware and everything. i run simagic 9nm + p700 pedals and 330t wheel. i tried many different usb 2.0/3.0 plug combos on my mobo but pretty much every single time i plugged in my d200x, it would completely cause my pedals to disconnect or my wheel to disconnect. i suspect that the d200x is pretty resource intensive that it heavily hogs the usb packet queue causing my hardware to crash. if it were just to be used on my desktop i could see it being neat and useful but as far as sim racing goes unless you have separated usb lanes in an ultra high end mobo or maybe you have enough room (i don’t) for a pcie card with separate usb ports, i would skip this.

The keyboard is comfortable; you just need to get used to the programming, as not everything is intuitive, but it has great potential and is a handy gadget. I haven't figured out how to use it on the d100h yet, although the wheel works nicely, but the keyboard probably covers all the options. I really liked it; it can also be used as a port expander.

The hardware seems more useful than expected, but I am dissatisfied with the short length of the included connection cable. I used a 2m 100W USB-C cable that was hidden somewhere in the corner to connect instead. The software is somewhat limited and not very sophisticated since it's new, but I'm satisfied with using it as a shortcut key.