The MV7+ gives you that warm, close-up radio voice without needing a treated room, and its voice-isolating cardioid pattern shrugs off keyboard clatter and echo. You get both USB-C and XLR outputs, so it scales from a laptop setup to a full interface rig later. The onboard LED touch panel and digital pop filter mean fewer accessories cluttering your desk.
The Key Light throws a soft, diffused 2800 lumens that erases harsh shadows and makes you look polished even in a dim room. You control brightness and color temperature from your phone or Stream Deck, so you never have to reach behind the panel mid-stream. The included desk clamp and pole keep it off your desk and out of frame.
The Stream Deck MK.2 puts scene switches, mutes, clips, and lights on 15 customizable LCD keys, so you stop fumbling through hotkeys live. You program each key with a drag-and-drop app and stack multi-step macros behind a single press. The swappable faceplate and adjustable stand let it match any desk.
The Brio 4K shoots crisp Ultra HD with HDR and auto light correction, so you look sharp even when your room lighting is not perfect. Its adjustable field of view lets you frame tight on your face or wide for a desk setup, and the noise-canceling mics are a usable backup. RightLight 3 keeps you visible against backlit windows.
The HD60 X pulls your PS5, Xbox, or Switch gameplay into your PC at 1080p60 HDR10 or 4K30 with ultra-low-latency passthrough, so you play on your main monitor with no delay. It plugs in over USB and just appears as a source in OBS, no fiddly drivers. Variable refresh passthrough keeps your gameplay smooth while you record.
This collapsible green screen lifts out of its aluminum case and locks into a taut, wrinkle-resistant panel in seconds, giving you a clean key without a wall full of fabric. When you are done it retracts back into the base so it stows under your desk. The even matte surface keys cleanly in OBS so your background swaps look crisp.
