ElgatoStream Deck Pedal – Hands-Free Studio Controller, 3 macro footswitches, trigger actions in apps and software like OBS, Twitch, YouTube and more, works with Mac and PC. Color: Black

Very simple and easy to set up. I have a Caldigit Hub and it works flawlessly even though they recommend plugging it directly into your computer. Since Apple went all USB-C, I had no choice but to plug it into my Hub. It’s worth the bucks.Get one and your hands is free.

This works great in my streaming set up. It was super easy to set up! Highly recommend

Lost or voided or stolen. Item itself would be good.

Got this for my husband and he loves it. It’s programmable to multiple games and easy to use.

I picked this up mainly to use as a push-to-talk button for Discord and in-game chat, and it’s been awesome. Setup was super easy, and it just works without any hiccups. Being able to keep my hands free during intense moments in games or while multitasking has been a game changer. The pedal feels solid and responsive, and I like that it has multiple programmable zones if I ever want to expand how I use it. If you’re looking for a hands-free way to stay connected, this thing is totally worth it.

I wanted this product to emulate my mouse buttons on the pedals to reduce carpal tunnel issues caused by repeated clicking & dragging.The product seems well-built, has 3 pedals, adjustable push resistance, a good weight, and bottom grips that keep it in place. On Windows, the pedal requires the Steam Deck software to configure and provide the pedal functions.The base software does not support full mouse button functionality. If you want to be able to click, hold, and drag, you can use the free plugin on the Elgato website called SuperMacro by BarRaider.Use the "Keystroke PTT" macro. As an example, for the left mouse button set the pedal Command to "{{MLEFTDOWN}}", check the "Only run command once" option, and set the Release Command to "{{MLEFTUP}}".Hope this is helpful to someone as in the past I saw people give up on this pedal for the mouse button use. Seems like this option was not available or not easy to discover.

I love this so much that I bought myself 2, and have bought a dozen more for others.The best hands free buttons, hands down! I use these for so much as a livestreaming. These amazing 3 button pedals work with the Elgato Stream Deck software to give you endless possibilities in streaming, video production, editing, gaming, and just every day productivity.You can program these with macros for repetitive tasks, to control your media, and to even control your lighting! Zoom, Discord and Meet mute with a "tap of your toe". There are plugins for editing software and even coding software. The app also gives you a nice floating overlay so you can always see what button is what at a glance!

I really want to like this but its not as enjoyable to use as I had hoped.Firstly, its easy to use and set up, you can program it to do pretty much anything and I was personally using it for gaming. It's pretty quiet and the size is good and easy to get your foot on to. It's is versatile, you can use it for gaming or work or whatever you want really. Functionality wise its solid there's just some things I dont like and its more of a personal preference.Firstly there isn't much feedback at all on this. I was really hoping it would be mechanical and had a nice tactile click when you press a button but its really not at all, its more mushy and akin to an old membrane style keyboard in feel but worse. Changing the resistance didn't make much of a difference. Secondly I think its overpriced for what it is and how non premium it feels. It will get the job done but for me it just didnt do it. I ended up putting this in the closet and swapped it out with a custom little wireless macro pad that I have space bars attached to along with some cherry switches and it just works and feels better for me in my use case. If you're looking for something for work or stream this will probably be just fine for you but if you want to use it for gaming you may look elsewhere.