
Elgato
Elgato Stream Deck +
8 · 4 · USB-C

Elgato's small, friendly eight-key controller with an infobar, though its touch buttons and cable are limited.
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The Stream Deck Neo is Elgato's entry-level controller, with eight LCD keys, an infobar showing time and other data, two touch points for paging, a built-in stand and a fixed USB-C cable. Tom's Hardware finds it very approachable for newcomers but notes the touch buttons cannot be reprogrammed and the infobar offers little customization. It suits everyday productivity users and new streamers who want an inexpensive, plug-and-play macro pad rather than a heavily customizable one.
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Seen Nov 9, 2026
$99.99
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Tom's Hardware
MixedLikes how approachable and charming it is for newcomers, but points out that the touch buttons and infobar offer little customization and the cable is fixed.
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R9
No. Tom's Hardware found the touch buttons only scroll through key pages and cannot be assigned custom actions.
No. Tom's Hardware notes the Neo uses a non-detachable USB-C cable.
The Neo has eight keys and a smaller footprint, while the MK.2 has 15 keys, swappable faceplates and a detachable cable.
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