Elgato Stream deck

With this device I have been able to optimize my workflow by up to 90%.

I don't use the Stream Deck to stream but to program hotkeys for software and games (such as flight and space sims). Instead of placing dozens of functions on buttons and hat switches of a flight stick, you can program them all on this device. Because there are virtually infinite levels of submenus, you can program more than 15 functions. Provided the buttons light up, you can also use it in a dark room. The resolution of the LCDs could be a bit higher, but it is acceptable. The quality of the keys is reasonable, but they are not mechanical keys or they don't feel that way. The shape allows you to build the device into a panel. The screens are not 100% centered in the keys, you notice that when you use an icon with a contour line. They are also not square but have rounded corners, you can compensate for that by drawing icons with rounded corners. You can use multiple stream decks on the same PC, I'll probably buy another one soon to use less sub menus. The software is very good compared to other device software (keyboards, mice, joysticks) that the community usually complains about. I've waited a long time for this kind of device and I'm very satisfied with the first attempt.

It is a nice product ideal for people who stream a lot and want to make live adjustments to their image. I bought this product for the hot keys. this makes it possible to simulate a keystroke on a button, which is very useful for programs with many options. In general I have nothing to complain about it works as expected may be a bit more extensive (the software (they are working on it))