ElgatoStream Deck XL – Advanced Studio Controller, 32 macro keys, trigger actions in apps and software like OBS, Twitch, ​YouTube and more, works with Mac and PC

Yes, these are pretty much hyped up Hotkeys , So set aside your keyboard warrior over priced hate train and listen up.For someone LIKE ME , Who often can't remember all the hotkey short cuts I create for the 30+ programs I use on a regular basis , this changed Everything. Being able to have it for streaming so I could see exactly what I was using and see the image change so i Knew for certain it was active made everything much easier.If you want to know that what you are doing is actually working the visuals of the keypad can be the best thing you ever asked for , or didn't know you needed until you had it.It's perfectly compatible for any type of streaming.It's small enough to fit under most if not all monitors taking up little to no space.Believe it or not the triangular shape makes it easier to pack and moveAnd last but not least it's plug and play it will ask you to download the software when you plug it in and the software is very user-friendly , just connect, set and go.

For someone who never uses more than one (maaaaaaaybeeeee two, on rare occasion) Stream Deck at a time, I own a ridiculous number of these. They're designed to do everything, and they do. Now, I certainly wouldn't go recommending the Elgato Marketplace to anyone, ever, but once BitFocus Companion is installed, this little beast is limitless. If you're on the fence about buying one, just do it. If you don't know which one to buy, you need the XL *and* the Plus. They will simply make your life better.

I've had two for five years. Thy still work. I love them. Built to last.I don't use the stand, but that's me. They're for serious use.The only complaint is the awkward USB-C cable position. It can come loose.I've had many programmable keyboard-like-things. These are the best.

I can't give this enough stars. I have purchased several supposedly customizable keyboard and this is the first one that does it all. I can set a picture for each button with custom words and customizable actions. I have one button that opens a program and three curls and notepad++ for my work. All with one push of the button. This is exactly what I needed. Highly recommend anyone who wants to streamline multiple steps into one button.Additionally, I've setup multiple buttons for day trading to quickly buy, sell, or close position. Very fast, easy to setup.

You: "How do I know this is worth buying?"Me: "Trust me bro"Easy to use. No lag. Absolutely a MUST-HAVE for livestreaming. Amazing for productivity - even outside of livestreaming. Great when you want to quickly mute/unmute yourself on Discord. You can even create your own Stream Deck apps if you're a nerd like me. You can create different Profiles for this too so you can quickly switch between setups. This also allows you to Import/Export your data, which is very handy for backup situations or if you have multiple devices that need the same setup.Personally, I think this one is the perfect size since I have so many functions to trigger. But if you don't have lot of functions, the smaller size might suit you well.

I desperately needed something to make my workflow smoother. I was tired of having to use my mouse for everything or having to memorize complex keystrokes. The Streamdeck did it for me!

Great for Autocad, day trading, shortcuts... Recommend it!

I give 5 stars for software and functionality. It's a cool piece of kit that is useful in gaming and productivity. It can do literally anything you tell it to. Really, really cool and customizable.But - I wish the switches weren't mushy dome keypad feeling switches. You can push in corners halfway around the dome without feeling the tactile bump pressed fully down, and it will register the action. I'm sure it's a limitation of a screen being built into each key, but if they could get it feeling like a mechanical tactile keyboard switch, I would instantly upgrade.A part of me almost wished I just bought a mechanical keypad of some sort instead, but I know I wouldn't find software as feature rich elsewhere.