Elgato's Stream Deck Plus XL has more buttons, more dials, and a larger touchscreen

"The original Stream Deck Plus had fewer buttons than the standard Stream Deck but offered expanded functionality through four additional dial controls and a touchscreen above them. The screen showed the functions mapped to each of those knobs, but they could also be used as buttons, in addition to other functionality."

"The new Stream Deck Plus XL has the same LCD buttons with membrane switches as the smaller version, but 36 of them instead of just eight. It also has two additional dials, bringing the total to six, and a touchscreen that stretches across all the knobs."

"If you need more than 15 buttons, the Stream Deck Plus XL will give you more than twice as many while taking up far less space than daisy-chaining a pair of standard Stream Decks."

Elgato introduced the Stream Deck Plus XL, an enlarged version of the three-year-old Stream Deck Plus designed for professional broadcast environments. The new model features 36 LCD buttons with membrane switches compared to the original's eight buttons, six dials instead of four, and an expanded touchscreen spanning across all knobs. The dials enable precise adjustments to settings like volume and gain while functioning as buttons with additional capabilities. Priced at $349.99 versus the original's $199.99, the XL version occupies more desktop space but provides significantly more control options than daisy-chaining multiple standard Stream Decks.

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