HELP! Really not sure about this...

How much weight are you trying to lose per week? You could try picking a slower rate of weight loss and that will give you more calories. So will exercising if you eat back your exercise calories.

Fill up on foods that have lots of fiber. Lots of veggies, whole fruits, etc. and good protein at each meal. That helps keep you full longer. And give it a try... if you've been losing weight, you've been eating less calories. 1330 may not be as little as it sounds, you may have been sticking to it already! Most of the veggies and stuff you'll be counting now have very few calories in the first place. They won't dramatically change your calories for the day.

You will soon get used to counting calories and it will become easier. I think it takes me about 5-10 mins each day depending on what I'm cooking. The foods also get logged so you can refer back to them to make life easier.
Think of it this way. When I did WW a few(!) years ago it cost £5 per week, consider that v 5 mins per day logging, I know which I'd rather do.
Good luck with your healthy lifestyle.

Like with WW, the key is accountability, and keeping track of everything you are eating. The calories matter, but not as much as you being aware and realistic about every single thing you are putting into your mouth and every activity you are doing. There is a huge database of food, and you can scan bar codes too, so it's actually pretty easy. If you have a certain foods for specific meals ( i.e breakfast), consider making it a "recipe" and then you just click on that every time. Also, certain exercise apps can sync right to MFP, (runtastic pedometer or bike pro, for example). It gets easier, so stick with it!

To reduce your frustration with the shift make use of the meal/recipe options. If there is a meal you eat often, save it as a meal. Same with recipes. This would reduce the logging to a couple of clicks per meal and you would only need to fully log the new stuff.

As for the range, give more time to physical activity. If you log even half a 300 calorie workout that's a 1500 calorie day right there. Alternatively you could switch to a 1 pound per week plan giving you even more leeway.

im fairly new to MFP but have been eating healthy for a little longer... a couple things to consider
1. you set your calories per your body and activity and wt loss goals
2. your activity and exercise gives you additional calories (that, im finding, alot of people "eat back") i usually dont bc to me i feel thats more for a maintenence mode rather than weight loss but i have occ eaten a little over my original 'budgeted allowance" and i dont feel guilty bc ive been active
3, you kind of have to get used to the way things are calculated. im told you can set it differently but i havent yet. for example i am almost always going very close if not a little over my "sugar" calories. however i dont eat or add refined sugar. i DO eat a fruit and/or veg with each meal but MFP just calculates "sugar" ... i guess its the same as good carb/bad carb thing and i just need to keep that in mind as im doing my food log.
4. theres ALOT of support on here.... use it

....just my little tid bit lol... hope it helps...
oh yea... almost forgot.. as far as time for logging everything... MFP saves your recent foods and you can add "my meals" so all you need to do is go back in and click on something and add it to your day...
ok thats all

(edited bc i forgot to add the last part, duh)

TDEE is not necessarily better than the MFP calculations, and it should be very similar to MFP when you eat back your exercise calories (MFP is designed so that you do eat them back). WW has all sorts of tricks and things like extra points and not counting veggies/fruit because their points put you at a pretty low calorie goal (especially if you eat "bad" foods that have high point values relative to their caloric content).

I would suggest reading this as it does a very good job of laying out the basics of using MFP and creating eating habits that you can sustain through the rest of your loss:

http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1080242-a-guide-to-get-you-started-on-your-path-to-sexypants

I'm a former WW lifetimer and loved it. Lost 55 pounds like it was nothing, but I did cardio only, no strengthening, and paid no attention to my macros. No wonder it all came back, minus about 3 pounds before I said this is enough. What I like about MFP as opposed to WW is that I'm tracking far more than just points (calories). I'm also tracking fat, carbs, and protein, which I've never paid attention to before. At that rate I would have no muscle left. I was consuming virtually no protein, maybe 20-30 grams on my good days. Now, I pay more attention to the macros than I do the calories. The weight loss is slower because I'm transforming more than I'm losing, but this is so much more sustainable then my restricted calorie, high cardio loss diet. I'm building muscle, increasing my protein x3-4 what I used to eat, and I'm losing fat. The muscle will help me maintain my fat loss more long-term. Plus, it's free. I don't have to worry about gaining 2 pounds and having to pay. If I gain, I gain, no biggy, I lose it back. Maybe I can put that $ I'm saving into a reward fund.