Welcome back to Tech Spotlight. Today we’re talking about Elgato’s new “Stream Deck Everywhere” strategy, announced at Computex. Elgato general manager Julian Fest says, “With these launches, we’re opening up Stream Deck to a world of new users, from developers and DIY builders to manufacturers seeking a field-proven interface for their products.”

First up, Stream Deck Modules. These unbranded key modules come in 6-, 15-, and 32-key variants in an aluminum chassis, perfect for integrating into custom hardware or even that crazy 1,262-key April Fools’ desk. Prices start at $49.99 for six keys and go up to $199.99 for 32. Bulk discounts are on the way.

Next, the MK.2 scissor-switch keys. Elgato promises “enhanced speed and precision” and says they “lend themselves to typing-style interactions, paving the way for new use cases.” That model will retail for $149.99.

There’s also a Virtual Stream Deck desktop app—not locked behind a subscription—and a $79.99 PoE network dock accessory shipping in August. Elgato insists Stream Deck isn’t just a device; it’s a platform expanding to meet every creator’s needs.
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