Elgato Stream Deck Module Black 6 buttons

The Elgato Stream Deck Module Black 6 buttons is an unbranded, integration-ready keypad designed for makers, OEMs and product developers. In a compact black housing (71 mm × 19 mm × 51 mm), the 6-button variant features vivid 72×72 pixel LCD keys, USB-C connectivity and full SDK/HID access so it can be embedded into custom hardware, control systems or commercial products.

Advantages

The module provides a ready-to-integrate control surface with high-resolution LCD keys for colorful icons and animations, a single USB-C connection (USB 2.0, 480 Mbps) for reliable performance, and developer support via SDK and HID access. It is barebones and unbranded, which allows resellers and manufacturers to adopt it without royalty restrictions and speed up product development. Downloadable CAD files simplify mechanical integration into enclosures and systems.

Suitable for

• Custom control panels and kiosks
• Embedded solutions in broadcast or streaming hardware
• Prototypes and small-scale production by startups and resellers
• Integration into healthcare, hospitality, or entertainment systems

Key specifications

• Variants: 6-key (this model), 15-key, 32-key
• Key displays: 72 × 72 pixel LCD per key
• Connectivity: USB-C (USB 2.0, 480 Mbps)
• Form factor (6-button): approx. 71 mm (W) × 19 mm (D) × 51 mm (H)
• Brand/model: Elgato Stream Deck Module Black, MPN 10GBS9901, EAN 0840440498797

How to use

Connect the Stream Deck Module to your host device using the USB-C cable for a single-cable power and data connection. Install the official Stream Deck app or a supported third-party application to configure key actions and icons. Use the SDK or HID interface to develop custom integrations or plugins that map key presses to system commands, application shortcuts or bespoke hardware controls. For mechanical integration, refer to the downloadable CAD files to design a mounting cutout and secure the module inside your enclosure.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use a host port compliant with USB 2.0 specifications and avoid running the device from unpowered hubs. When integrating into a product, plan cable routing and ventilation per your enclosure design, and test firmware and software interactions thoroughly before production.