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Elgato launches retail-exclusive Stream Deck Mini: Discord Edition

Elgato has partnered with Discord to release a special edition of its popular six-key controller, the Stream Deck Mini: Discord Edition. This marks a shift in strategy for Elgato, as this is its first product to be sold exclusively through select retail partners worldwide, rather than directly or through all standard channels.

The Discord Edition of the Stream Deck Mini is a standard six-key Stream Deck Mini but dressed in a Discord-themed chassis featuring the Clyde logo. It's designed to give Discord users tactile, immediate control over the app's core functions without needing to alt-tab out of a game or other application. The device supports real-time feedback on its keys, displaying who is currently speaking or showing unread notifications directly on the miniature screens.

Out of the box, the unit comes pre-loaded with a default Discord profile to get users started quickly, though it remains fully customisable via the standard Stream Deck software. Like any Stream Deck, it can also be used to control countless other applications, from creative tools like Photoshop to media players and streaming software.

As a sweetener, each unit includes a code for one free month of Discord Nitro. This offer is valid for new subscribers or those who haven't had an active Nitro subscription in the past 12 months. The Stream Deck Mini: Discord Edition is available now at select retailers, including Best Buy (Americas), Currys (UK/Europe), and JB Hi-Fi (APAC). Elgato has provided an interactive store locator on its website to help users locate participating stores.

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