Amazon has the black Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 at $119.99, a $30 cut from the $149.99 Elgato charges on its own store. The discount is not tied to one finish, because the white model and the scissor-key model sit at the same $119.99.
That makes it a straight 20% cut across the 15-key range rather than a single-variant promotion. The price is open to every shopper, with no Prime-members-only row anywhere on the listing.
Amazon.com is named as both seller and shipper, so no marketplace reseller holds the buy box. The listing reads In Stock at the time of writing.
What the $119.99 Stream Deck MK.2 price covers
The unit on offer is the 15-key Stream Deck MK.2 in black, with classic keys. Elgato lists it under SKU 10GBA9901.
The same page also carries a cheaper second offer at $113.99, shown as New & Used (6) from $113.99. That figure belongs to an open-box unit, not to the new buy box, and it sits only $6 below the new price.
The $149.99 anchor is still the price on Elgato’s own store, so the saving is measured against a figure a seller is actually asking. Elgato is not undercutting Amazon on this one.
Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 specifications
| Specification | Product |
|---|---|
| Price at the time of writing | $119.99, from $149.99 |
| Keys | 15 customizable LCD keys |
| Interface | USB 2.0, USB-C port on the device |
| Cable | USB-C to USB-C, 90-degree connector, 150 cm |
| Stand | Removable magnetic desktop stand |
| Faceplate | Interchangeable |
| Software | Stream Deck, free download |
| Operating systems | Windows 11 or newer, macOS 13 or newer |
| Dimensions | 118 x 84 x 25 mm without stand |
| Weight | 145 g without stand, 270 g with stand |
Those figures come from Elgato’s product page for the black MK.2. Amazon’s own bullets list none of the physical measurements.
What the keys do on an ordinary desktop
Elgato says each key can trigger actions, launch apps and control a wider setup. Its Multi Actions feature puts three behaviors on one key, for a press, a double-press and a press-and-hold.
Pages and Folders nest further commands behind a single key, and Profiles swap entire layouts per app. Amazon’s bullets name OBS, Discord, Spotify, Twitch, YouTube and Philips Hue among the supported plugins.
In practice that covers mute toggles, window layouts, editing shortcuts and canned text, which is why plenty of buyers never stream anything. The same thinking sits behind the control pad Logitech added to its Pro line and the 31 programmable inputs on Razer’s Tartarus V2 Pro.
The caveat is that software covers much of this ground for nothing. Elgato’s own comparison table lists Virtual Stream Deck as a free virtual keypad with the same customizable keys on screen.
A shortcut manager costs nothing either. What $119.99 buys is a physical surface with a lit label on every key, and that is the part a window of software cannot copy.
How it compares with the rest of the Stream Deck line
| Model | Keys | Price at the time of writing |
|---|---|---|
| Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 | 15 | $119.99 |
| Elgato Stream Deck XL | 32 | $199.99 |
| Elgato Stream Deck Neo | 8 plus 2 touch points | $78.99 |
The XL at $199.99 doubles the key count and lands $50 under the $249.99 Elgato asks. The Neo drops to eight keys with two touch points at $78.99, against $99.99 on Elgato’s store.
Both read In Stock, and Amazon.com holds both buy boxes. Mouse makers have started folding the same controls into other hardware, as Corsair did with the Nightsword V2 Wireless SD and its dedicated Stream Deck button.
What the listing leaves out
Amazon’s five bullets name no operating system. Elgato sets the floor at Windows 11 or newer and macOS 13 or newer, which puts Windows 10 machines outside its stated support.
The bullets skip the connector as well. The bundled cable is USB-C to USB-C, so a desktop with only Type-A ports needs an adapter, and the interface itself is USB 2.0.
Faceplates are described as customizable without the detail that Elgato charges $14.99 for each one. Neither seller publishes an end date for the $119.99 price, and nothing on either page says how long it holds. Prices were checked on October 2, 2026, and can change without notice.
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