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Elgato Stream 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

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Style: 32 Keys


Pattern Name: Black


Features

  • Advanced Live Production: easily control your favorite tools and platforms.
  • 32 Customizable LCD Keys: instantly trigger unlimited actions with a tap.
  • Powerful Integrations: Elgato 4KCU, OBS, Twitch, YouTube, Twitter, Discord, Spotify, Philips Hue, vMix, VoiceMod, and more.
  • One-Touch Operation: change scenes, launch media, switch cameras, tweak lighting, adjust audio, post tweets anything.
  • Visual Feedback: know that your command has been executed.
  • Connectivity technology: USB

Description

Boasting 32 customizable LCD keys poised to launch unlimited actions with a tap, Stream Deck XL takes live production control to a whole new level. Instantly activate scenes, launch media, switch cameras, tweak lighting, adjust audio, post tweets, and more. Directly control your entire setup. And get immediate visual feedback to confirm your every command. Stream Deck XL integrates seamlessly with your favorite tools and platforms, including OBS Studio, XSplit, Streamlabs, Twitch, YouTube, Mixer, OvrStream, VoiceMod, vMix, and StreamElements. All so you can easily power through your workflow, and engage your audience like never before.

Brand: Elgato


Connectivity Technology: USB


Connector Type: USB


Special Feature: 32 customizable LCD keys


Resolution: 8k


Supported Internet Services: Spotify, YouTube


Controller Type: Button Control


Form Factor: TV Box


Color: 32 Keys


Model Name: Elgato Stream Deck XL-Advanced Stream Control, 32 customizable LCD keys


Number of USB 3.0 Ports: ‎1


Brand: ‎Elgato


Series: ‎Elgato Stream Deck XL-Advanced Stream Control, 32 customizable LCD keys


Item model number: ‎10GAT9901


Hardware Platform: ‎pc


Operating System: ‎windows 10


Item Weight: ‎14.5 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎1.34 x 7.17 x 4.41 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎1.34 x 7.17 x 4.41 inches


Color: ‎32 Keys


Voltage: ‎1 Volts


Batteries: ‎Lithium Ion batteries required.


Manufacturer: ‎Elgato


Language: ‎English


Country of Origin: ‎Taiwan


Date First Available: ‎May 25, 2019


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I myself am a cinematographer and editor (Blah blah blah cameras and movies and stuff) and I purchased this Stream Deck (XL) to improve my productivity while I do my editing. This beats any Macro keyboard or custom keybind kind of thing you could get out there. You can label the LCD buttons with text in the program, as well as put a background image (You can upload your own, or there is an open plugin hub where you can get other people's custom stuff) to each key. The keyboard usually links to most of my software and I can use the macro buttons, but if it doesn't, I can set it to press a custom keybind (it also has Function keys as an option all the way from F1 - F24) to do specific tasks like saving a file. PLUGINS Plugins are usually tailored to specific programs. I have a plugin for DaVinci Resolve Studio, VoiceMod, StreamLabs OBS, and a couple of the other things I like to tinker with. The keyboard can have more than one saved layout. I have twenty something versions of the board (Some for sound effects for discord, some for editing and working). There are different plugins for different things. Some plugins are just so you can have more pictures to use on your keys, some plugins are made to work with commonly used software like VoiceMod. So far, There is NOT a plugin made yet to work with Discord, but like I said before, you can always set custom keybinds to toggle mute, push to talk, deafen, and even share screen. FUNCTION The Stream Deck functions in a similar fashion to your PC. If your PC is off, so is your Deck. If your PC is on sleep, so is your Deck. It applies for pretty much anything. LCD keys are bright and combat my extremely heavy studio lighting. I have no trouble seeing each button clearly. HARDWARE This is sturdy in build (It looks cheap in the picture but it is quite heavy and rugged) and works nicely on the desk. The USB to USB-C cord is a thick braided cable, and will last a very long time if handled appropriately. The back end of the stand is detachable so you can lay the Stream Deck flat. There is traction pads both on the back of the tablet and on the bottom of the stand to stick on your desk nicely. You WILL have to rout the wire through the stand which is a hassle for me personally because of my horrendous lack of cable management, but ultimately It's worth the money. SOFTWARE The software is easy to install but can be hard to navigate to new users. YouTube is a reliable resource for tutorials if you've never used a Stream Deck, and If I'm right, I think El Gato has their own set of tutorials, but I may be wrong so take that with a grain of salt. It is easy to learn, and fun to mess with. CONCLUSION Great product. Design is outstanding, and it's mostly user friendly. I would recommend using this only for a PC or a Mac, as I don't think this would be beneficial on other devices. My user experience has been great, and I would recommend this to any editor, gamer, or PC enthusiast as an investment in your capabilities while you work / play. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2022 by K. Potts
    • As life-long tech, shocked I did not get one sooner.
I am not a fan of Windows 11, but I upgraded my workstation from Windows 10. To address the productivity setbacks going from 10 to 11, figured I would try a Deck that I could customize to recovery some what I lost. All the things I am able to do, wow... I am dumbfounded that I did not get one of these years ago. This does a lot. I set up multiple use cases and still going... OBS, Dev, gaming keying, quick re-config for PC like power states, a bank of count-down timers, toggles, launching apps and sites, macro keying, speed test (internet), and that is just to name a few. Once I got the hang of the flow of Profiles-Pages-Folder I just starting added all kinds of stuff. Added a few Plug-in extend functionality for MS Teams, OBS, and Windows Gizmos,... Plenty of open (free) items to extend (icons, audio). I glitched myself once and had to reset it all, so best to take it slow and ramp up velocity with gained experience. It is easy to set-up, so it is just as easy to wish you did something differently after diving in. It's been pretty fun and definitively useful in more way then I expected. It helps me despise Windows 11 a bit less too. My only nit is the mobile implementation, which is a separate thing, but...you can connect via a phone/tablet to your PC also. You get free 6-icons for mobile-deck, no physical deck needed. You need to buy a subscription for the full mobile deck, which I am 100% cool with that. BUT. if you buy a full-deck (like this), it would be nice if mobile granted more icons than 6. Price seems on the edge of high, but I am happy with the purchase after a month of use! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024 by AJay
    • Amazingly useful - you don't know what you're missing until you use it
I have not been paid for this review, nobody solicited me to write it, I have no relationship with the manufacturer, and I purchased this at full price after reading about it online. This is one of those products you have never heard of, but when you use it, you immediately wished you'd found it a long time ago. As someone who has multiple monitors in front of my eyeballs all day long, I have dozens of windows/apps open across multiple screens and virtual desktops. I have many productivity and utility apps to help me manage all this information that's always screaming for my attention. The Stream Deck gives me a whole new way to interact with my data. In addition to the myriad of keyboard shortcuts, app launchers, menu bar customizers, trackpad gestures and more that I use all day, this thing lets me access some of my most important workflows (and create new ones) by simply pressing a single key. This isn't just a glorified app launcher (although it's a really good at that too). You can chain together a limitless set of actions across your entire system. The dynamic keys mean I can also re-arrange them, create folders for less used actions, and much more. There are also a few 'plugins' that run right on the keys themselves. A have a digital clock and my current WAN IP address always ticking away right in front of me, at a glance. I've only had this for a day, and already I'm starting to experiment with how best it can work for me. Right now I'm finding the volume controls most immediately useful. I can swap between headset, system audio, mute audio, mute microphone, and more all with a simple press of a button. This is way faster than even some of the best third-party audio management apps I use. Example: on video calls… mute! While I can certainly use the app's mute/unmute feature, I always find that I am switching between apps and windows during calls, and the audio controls are not always immediately available. The built-in keyboard audio-controls for Mac/Windows systems are not always reliable. But now I know exactly how to mute/unmute myself regardless of which virtual desktop, full-screen app, screenshare, etc. that I am using. I can quickly put my headset on and press a button to make it active right away. No more having to hope that the OS does the right thing with my audio, while I have a room full of people watching me explain something for 20 seconds before someone is able to remind me “you’re on mute” … NICE! There are some more cool features, like profiles that are activated when a certain app is being used. That means I can dig down into specific applications and create super-efficient workflows on a per-app basis. I'm hardly an expert with this after just a day, but I see a ton of potential here. It's a bit expensive, but it's also a niche product that will easily justify its cost for certain people... me included. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2021 by Chris

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