Elgato’s Stream Deck has helped popularize a macro pad among aspiring livestreamers and regular desk jockeys, so it’s only natural that the brand will continue to expand its lineup. After notification a set of new Stream Deck devices last year, Elgato started 2026 with Stream Deck + XLbigger version of the big one Stream Deck XLand a collection of new audio accessories that help improve sound mixing in and out of livestreams.

Stream Deck + XL not only expands the number of buttons on the regular Stream Deck XL (from 32 customizable buttons to 36 customizable buttons), but also introduces many new control options, including a touch strip and six dials. All of the new Stream Deck’s controls are customizable, and the presence of the touch strip means you’ll receive visual feedback about the changes you’re making as you make them. The new macro pad should also work well as a way to quickly end a live stream or transition, and Elgato says that paired with the new Wave XLR Pro audio interface, the Stream Deck + XL will be a straightforward tool for mixing sound, too.

The Wave XLR Pro “combines two completely independent XLR inputs with 80 dB of clean gain each,” says Elgato, along with multiple headphone outputs and “a built-in Maximizer effect” that can maintain consistent power. If you’re livestreaming, Elgato says the Wave XLR Pro’s “per-channel ducking” can also automatically turn down other audio sources when you’re speaking. The XLR Pro is one of several Wave audio products announced by Elgato alongside the Stream Deck + XL, a line that also includes a new condenser microphone and a new way to connect XLR microphones to the company’s small Stream Deck. The XLR Dock MK. 2, exclusively compatible with Stream Deck +, allowing you to connect professional XLR audio devices directly to your Stream Deck. The Dock “adds 80 dB of clean gain, 48V phantom power, onboard DSP effects, and low-latency VST Insert support,” and can be fully controlled via the Stream Deck’s buttons and dials.

Elgato says both the Stream Deck + XL and the XLR Dock MK. 2 are available for pre-order now for $350 and $130, respectively. The Wave XLR Pro will cost $350 when it launches sometime in Q2 2026.