Five discounted Stream Decks, four historically low prices: Elgato's macropad lineup has never been more affordable

I don't even know what to call the Stream Deck MK2, because while it's the most basic and "ordinary" Stream Deck, I'm not sure that's a fair way to describe it. It might be the perfect middleman in terms of price and number of keys you get. Either way, this is a new historically low price.

This might be the best Stream Deck overall in my opinion, since it has a lot of utility for its price. Especially this year, with the arrival of new Elgato audio gear, it feels as though the Stream Deck+ has become the heart of any Elgato content creation setup. Once again, this is a historically low price, and it's available for the white version too.

If you're not worried about audio controls so much, and you just want as many macro and function keys as possible, the Stream Deck XL is the one to go for. As you can see, it's got a lot more real estate for you to make use of, but it's a bit more expensive. This is really only going to be for those running a more pro-grade setup, home studio, or content creation office. This is the only one on this list without a historical low price, but that's really only because it dropped very briefly down to $184 back in November time for Black Friday.

Look! It's a lil baby Stream Deck. I honestly am not sure I'd get much use out of something with only six keys, but if you're really only looking for something simple to help you access easier controls on your PC, this might be all you need to spend money on. ALSO look how cuuuute.

Rounding things off, we have a great, budget-friendly option that's really designed for remote work setups rather than content creators. It offers more than the Stream Deck Mini, but still isn't going to be a complicated setup or something that's too heavy-duty for your every day user. It also has a really sleek white body that's a bit more refined than the traditional Stream Decks. One more time, let's hear it for an all-time low price.