Hawaiki ships the HK5 in an anti-static bag sandwiched between foam. Don’t expect a glossy retail box—this is engineering-grade packaging.
Because it emulates a keyboard, it works on any operating system (Windows, Mac, Linux) and any software (OBS, vMix, Resolume, even Zoom). You aren’t locked into a proprietary ecosystem. The “lack of features” is actually the ultimate feature: interoperability.
Hawaiki ships the HK5 in an anti-static bag sandwiched between foam. Don’t expect a glossy retail box—this is engineering-grade packaging.
Because it emulates a keyboard, it works on any operating system (Windows, Mac, Linux) and any software (OBS, vMix, Resolume, even Zoom). You aren’t locked into a proprietary ecosystem. The “lack of features” is actually the ultimate feature: interoperability.
