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A popular form of hardware for PCs is the stream controller. Today, I’m looking at the Razer Stream Controller. It may look familiar to some because it is, in fact, the Loupedeck Live, released by ...

Razer's best known for its gaming mice and keyboards. But, the company is increasingly delving into the world of streaming by releasing a growing number of peripherals for the denizens of Twitch and ...

Many creators use a control pad like Elgato's Stream Deck to help them manage livestreams and create art. Razer is looking to make moves in the space with its own control pad, the Stream Controller.

Razer has launched a new streaming deck called the Stream Controller X, and it would most likely look familiar to experienced streamers and content creators. It has a very similar form factor to ...

As someone who livestreams constantly, but keeps his setup confined to a relatively simple suite of hardware, I’ve often wondered if something like a streaming hub would help streamline my process and ...

The best stream decks aren’t just for content creators. Sure, these desktop control panels make it easy to tweak settings while you’re live. But with support for all sorts of shortcuts, they can also ...

The Razer Stream Controller is certainly a useful tool that can earn its place in a setup, but it is not the ultimate package for streamers. Why you can trust GamesRadar+ Our experts review games, ...

Razer has launched a new Stream Deck, the Razer Stream Controller X. This is their second-ever Stream Deck device and has been made in collaboration with Loupedeck. The Razer Stream Controller X is ...

The Razer Stream Controller X is a big improvement on the brand's original Stream Controller and is an impressive sidekick for the Razer content creation ecosystem. Why you can trust GamesRadar+ Our ...

Have you been hearing this strange, quiet sighing noise ever since you got your limited edition Zelda Wii U bundle? It's probably coming from your old NES controller, wistfully eyeing that totally ...