Fidget Spinner Meets Command Center: Stream Deck Plus Does It All Except Your Taxes
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- •Elgato launched the Stream Deck Plus with eight programmable keys and four rotary dials for precise controls.
- •It is currently selling for $159.99 after a $40 markdown at Amazon, Best Buy, and B&H Photo.
- •Software updates expanded dial functionality, allowing multiple plugin actions and fine-tuned multitasking.
Elgato’s Stream Deck Plus is currently living its best discounted life for $159.99, down $40 from a humble $199.99—available at Amazon, Best Buy, and B&H Photo like it’s trying to be the Walmart of slick button doohickeys. This gadget packs eight programmable keys plus four rotary dials that let you DJ Spotify playlists or mute yourself on calls without sweating the small stuff. While the touchscreen above the dials can’t zap plugins like regular buttons, new software updates mean it’s basically a Swiss Army knife masquerading as a control panel. This tech multitasker refuses to lose focus unless you're too busy ignoring it.
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(1 of 3)Stream Deck Plus: For anyone whose ideal workout is finger gymnastics and dial spins, now with 40 bucks off because life’s hard enough without button indecision.
For $159.99, you get 8 buttons and 4 dials so confused they’d rather skip your Spotify than your meeting awkwardly.
Imagine the Stream Deck Plus at parties—four dials to adjust your dance moves, eight buttons to mute your face-melting karaoke.
Source: Theverge | Published: 1/14/2026 | Author: Sheena Vasani
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