Elgato Stream Deck+: Specifications, Details, Work&Software.

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1. Streamers, gamers, and senior editors at hardware-enthusiast tech pubs alike can all use an extra macro key or eight.
2. Streamers, especially, have a number of tech devices and programs that need to work together for their stream to come together so.
3. It’s not all that surprising that streaming-oriented custom macropads from brands such as Elgato and Loupedeck are so popular.
4. Not to be outdone by the upcoming Loupedeck Live S, Elgato has dropped the latest iteration of its customizable streaming macropad and this one has dials.
5. Until now, Stream Decks have been all about buttons the original Stream Deck and its update, the Stream Deck MK.2, both have 15 buttons.
6. The diminutive Stream Deck Mini has six buttons; and the behemoth Stream Deck XL has 32 buttons.
7. Elgato’s newest Stream Deck+ still has buttons eight tactile LCD keys but it deviates from its predecessors by adding not one but two new input types an LCD touch strip and four clickable multifunction dials.
8. The Stream Deck+ is available now for $200, and features native support for streaming services such as OBS, Twitch, and Streamlabs, as well as optional plugins for a variety of other apps and services.
9. Elgato Stream Deck (Black) at Amazon for ₹14,099.
10. The Stream Deck+ is housed in a sturdy, solid black plastic chassis with the Stream Deck logo printed in white across the top. Unlike previous Stream Decks, such as the Stream Deck MK.2
11. The Stream Deck XL, which have rectangular face plates, the Stream Deck+ has a square-shaped face plate that measures 5.4 inches (138mm) wide by 5.25 inches (133.4mm) tall.
12. The Stream Deck+ has a built-in stand, which places it at a 45-degree angle the device will need approximately 4.3 inches (110mm) of height clearance on your desk.
13. The stand measures 5.5 inches (140mm) deep and features Elgato’s logo embossed across the top, with rubberized, non-slip material covering the bottom.
14. The Stream Deck+ is heftier than other Stream Decks thanks, in part, to its built-in stand and weighs 1 pound (465g).
15. The Stream Deck+ has eight programmable LCD keys, arranged in two rows of four, along the top;these are the same clear plastic tactile buttons seen on other Stream Deck models.
16. What’s new on the Stream Deck+ are its LCD touch panel and four clickable multifunction dials, which are located below the LCD keys.
17. The LCD touch panel is 4.2 inches (108mm) wide and 0.5 inches (14mm) tall, and acts as both a display for/extension of the corresponding dials below it, as well as a way to navigate (via swiping) through Stream Deck pages.
18. The dials look and feel great they’re made of black machined aluminum and are tactile (notched) and textured.
19. The Stream Deck+ has a USB-C port on its back and connects to your PC (Elgato warns that this needs to be a direct connection — not through a USB hub) via USB 2.0.
20. The Stream Deck+ comes fully assembled, with a braided 5-foot USB-C to USB-A cable in the box.
21. The Stream Deck+ has eight tactile buttons, each of which measures 0.75 inches (19mm) square, laid over one LCD screen (not eight separate screens).
22. The buttons are made of clear plastic and have a glossy finish, and offer quiet tactile feedback as well as (programmable) visual feedback.
23. Buttons can be programmed to do a variety of things open a program, perform a single action, perform a series of actions, toggle or adjust various settings, display information for everything from your system stats to the weather, etc.
24. You can program buttons using basic actions included in the Stream Deck software (e.g. hotkey, open, multimedia, etc) for more functionality you can also download Elgato and creator-made plugins in the Stream Deck store.
25. The Stream Deck+’s eight buttons might seem like a downgrade from the 15-button Stream Deck MK.2 or the 32-button Stream Deck XL, but there are several ways to add more buttons (virtually).
26. You can have multiple Stream Deck pages (up to 10), which you can navigate through by swiping right and left on the touch strip.
27. You can also program buttons as “folders,” which can be pressed to open up a subset of buttons.
28. According to Elgato, you can create unlimited subfolders within folders pressing and holding the return key will take you back to the top level.
29. Elgato’s Stream Deck software also lets you create multiple profiles for the Stream Deck+, each with its own 10-page set of buttons and dials.
30. You can switch profiles manually though you’ll need to program a key for profile switching.
31. You can also assign profiles to open with specific programs, allowing you to have custom Stream Deck setups for apps such as OBS, Photoshop, or even different games.
32. The Stream Deck+ has an LCD touch strip and four clickable multifunction dials, which mostly work in tandem.
33. The LCD touch strip acts as a display for the dials, and also mirrors some of the dials’ functionality for when the dials are set up in a “dial stack.”