This extra set of control already sets it apart from the competition, as the Stream Deck simply uses the main face buttons for navigation, requiring you to either swap scenes in the app or through a command on the face itself, taking up a valuable button slot. On the bottom are eight buttons that allow you to quickly turn the page on your screen, giving a new set of pre-programmed commands. Flanking the middle screens are 6 dials - three on each side - to give fine control over things such as volume, brightness settings, and much more. The Stream Controller packs 12 large LCD screen-equipped buttons on the face, flanked by two vertical LCD screens. In recent months we've seen Key Lights, an audio mixer, and more come from the California-based gaming giant, but the Stream Controller takes this fight head-on with one of the most recognizable items a streamer uses. Razer has stepped up its game in terms of trying to ensure a place on PC gaming desks not just in the headphones, mice, and pads we use, but with how we create content. Stream Decks have adorned the desks of many, many content creators over the years ( even mine), so it begs the question: does the Razer Stream Controller do enough to dethrone the Deck's place on the desk? However, it's inescapable to make comparisons to the market leader, Elgato, here. The company has been in the content creation tool game since 2016 and, by all accounts, knows exactly what it's doing. And it shouldn't be hard to miss: at its core, the Razer Stream Controller is, by all accounts, a reskinned Loupedeck Live.

Connectivity: 2 meter USB-A to USB-C cableĪt first glance, it's easy to see the Loupedeck influence.

App support: Native plug-ins for content creation tools such as Adobe Premiere, Photoshop, Twitch, OBS, and more.

Interfact: 12 LCD haptic touch buttons 2 side LCD screens 6 multi-function tactile dials 8 multi-function face buttons.

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