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Content creators can save up to $50 across Elgato’s Stream Deck family this Black Friday

Discounts galore, perfect for those looking to enter the space or upgrade their current setup

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Elgato is the go-to name when it comes to professional gear for creators, and if you’re looking to enter the space, or upgrade your current setup, there are some fantastic deals to be had this Black Friday.

The firm has slashed prices across its iconic Stream Deck family of products, with savings up to $50 available if you act fast before these limited-time deals end.

Elgato Stream Deck MK2

Was $149.99 now $119.99 – 20% off

The second generation Stream Deck is perfect for creators who need quick access to key functions and tools while working.

With 15 fully customizable keys, you can set them up to trigger actions, launch apps and control your system, and with each key being its own display, you can also see real-time data and information at a glance.

This 20% off deal is available between November 20 and December 1.

Elgato Stream Deck mini

Was $59.99 now $49.99 – 17% off

Elgato’s most affordable Stream Deck is small, but it’s still mighty. With six customizable buttons and a smaller footprint than its siblings, it’s perfect for compact setups, and creators on a budget.

This 17% off deal is available between November 28 and December 1.

Stream Deck Neo

Was $99.99 now $79.99 – 20% off

Stream Deck Neo keeps a similarly dinky footprint as the Mini, but upgrades your experience to an eight-key controller, plus a handy display for key information such as time and date.

This 20% off deal is available between November 28 and December 1.

Elgato Stream Deck+

Was $199.99 now $159.99 – 20% off

The Stream Deck+ takes the iconic Stream Deck tech and dials things up to 11 with unique flexibility. As well as the eight customizable LCD keys, you also get a quartet of dials, plus a touch strip display. This means Deck+ can become your audio mixer, studio controller, production console – pretty much anything you want it to be.

This 20% off deal is available between November 20 and December 1.

Elgato Stream Deck XL

Was $249.99 now $199.99 – 20% off

For those of you looking for the ultimate creator setup, you’ll need the Stream Deck XL. With 32 customizable LCD keys ready to launch almost unlimited actions with a tap, it’ll take your production to a whole new level. Plus, with $50 off this Black Friday, it’s a great price too.

This 20% off deal is available between November 28 and December 1.

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