Do you find yourself endlessly scrolling through your favorite streaming platform, wondering how to take your own streaming game to the next level? Well, wonder no more! In the age of live streaming and content creation, having the right gadgets at your fingertips can make all the difference between a lackluster stream and an absolute blockbuster.
So, get ready to explore the world of “Great Gadgets for Streamers” – where we’ll reveal the coolest, most cutting-edge tech that will have you broadcasting like a pro in no time!
Whether you’re a seasoned streamer or just dipping your toes into this exciting online realm, we’ve got the gear that’ll help you shine brighter. Let’s geek out and get you on the path to streaming stardom!
Streaming is an engaging way to engage audiences online and build an audience, so investing in high-tech gear could help ensure that your live broadcasts stand out.
Elgato Key Light Air
Elgato Key Light provides streamers with the lighting solution they never knew they needed – it helps illuminate players’ faces, eliminating that dark, dank cave look so often present in games.
The light is easily attached to any tripod or magnetic surface and features simple app-based controls. However, for optimal use, it works best when used alongside an Elgato Stream Deck as its functionality is now within physical arm’s reach.
Assembly is straightforward and takes less than 15 minutes while emitting minimal heat compared to soft box lights that may cause players to overheat during long video calls or streams.
Arctis Nova Pro
SteelSeries’ Arctis range resembles its previous models in many respects, yet contains key differences: hot-swappable batteries can now be charged through wireless base stations to allow players to change out batteries during play without interruption and charge any spare ones in an emergency situation. Players will no longer miss any action!
SteelSeries’ new base station also allows players to easily mix chat and game audio using either their headset’s dial or via Sonar PC software, and amplifying game sounds such as footsteps or beeping.
An active noise cancellation (ANC) feature can help improve sound isolation; however, everyday headphones remain superior for blocking out background noise such as your neighbor’s AC unit or distant traffic noises.
Razer Seiren Elite
The Razer Seiren Elite USB microphone for streamers provides excellent sound quality and features galore. Boasting a premium metal body and stand, angle adjustment, braided cable connectivity and more – this mic provides plenty of potential.
It features a single dynamic capsule and cardioid capture pattern to zero in on your voice and reduce noise from behind and sides, as well as a built-in high pass filter to remove low frequency vibrations such as fans or AC hum. Furthermore, there’s a digital analogue limiter built-in that prevents distortion or clipping of vocal tracks.
Razer Kiyo
Are You Wanting to Look Better While Streaming or Expand Your Work-From-Home Setup? The Kiyo is an excellent solution. Offering an exceptional image with OBS/XSplit compatibility and featuring a multi-step bright ring light with simple adjustments, it makes a powerful impression when streamed live or upgraded work-from-home setups.
Razer Synapse 3 also allows for control over brightness, contrast and saturation levels of images, making this camera perfect for streamers who want their audience to have the best possible view of them. Furthermore, its adaptable lighting automatically adapts when faced with harsh lighting so you always look your best! Powered by USB 3.0 data transmission technology for lightning fast data transmission speeds as well as supporting 720p at 60 frames per second– ideal for most streaming platforms.
Logitech Litra Glow
Logitech’s Litra Glow was an instant hit when it was introduced earlier this year, providing streamers with soft yet flattering lighting for their face without needing an app. Its frameless diffuser eliminates harsh shadows while being safe enough for day-long use.
Control of light can be done either manually through the back panel’s brightness and color temperature controls or using Logitech’s G Hub software.
This $60 light easily attaches to any monitor and runs off USB power, making setup and use extremely user-friendly – you can go from unboxing to streaming in minutes!
Nanoleaf Hexagon Smarter Kit
Nanoleaf is an innovative lighting company known for its vibrant LED panels. Their Hexagons and Squares panels come equipped with hundreds of colours ranging from sunset oranges, and breezy blues, to open field greens – and their app integration offers many Scenes, which allow users to download color combinations.
Nanoleaf offers other features, including rhythm scenes that pulse to music; screen mirroring for TVs and gaming monitors; voice controls (though no vacation mode or sunrise/sunset scheduling); snap-on controllers serving as power buttons, dimmers and scene changers that are easy to set up using wall-safe double-sided tape, with removable connectors designed for reuse if required.
Conclusion
In the world of streaming, your gear can make or break the show. So, why not take your streaming setup to the next level with some fantastic gadgets? Let’s wrap up our journey through the best tools for streamers. Elgato’s Stream Deck, with its programmable LCD keys, is your control center for quick actions that add style to your broadcasts. Elgato’s Key Light Air is your bright and easy solution.
SteelSeries’ Arctis Nova Pro headphones are a game-changer with hot-swappable batteries and audio mixing. For crystal-clear audio, Razer Seiren Elite’s USB microphone has you covered. When it comes to looking your best, the Razer Kiyo’s ring light has got your back. Logitech’s Litra Glow is the soft, flattering lighting you’ve always wanted.
And finally, Nanoleaf’s Hexagon Smarter Kit adds a pop of vibrant LED colors to your setup. These gadgets are your ticket to streaming stardom. Upgrade your setup, dazzle your audience, and keep those viewers coming back for more.