Prime Day sales are a treat for streamers, with top-tier mics, webcams, and more pushing big discounts

Razer Seiren V3 Mini | USB | Condenser | Shock absorber | 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz | $59.99 $49.99 at Amazon (save $10)
This is the updated version of my old mic, the Razer Seiren Mini. This fancy new model is just as incredibly well priced, offering arguably the best price-to-performance of any budget mic. Hell, it even includes tap-to-mute functionality and a built-in in shock-absorber, all for the low, low price of $50. If you're on a budget, I'd start here.

HyperX QuadCast | USB | Condenser | Multiple polar patterns | 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz | $139.99 $79.19 at Amazon (save $60)
I upgraded from my humble Razer Seiren Mini to the HyperX QuadCast S. While this is the standard version of the mic, without the fancy RGB, it still offers that fantastic performance, now for an even better price. There's a reason why the HyperX QuadCast is virtually a classic streamer mic, boasting good looks and even better quality. I doubt most people will use it, but it can also switch between omnidirectional, cardioid, stereo and bidirectional patterns, meaning you can pick up several people at the same time, which is great if you're looking more towards podcasting as well. No noise suppression here, unfortunately, but it does have a very good built-in pop filter.

SteelSeries Alias Pro | USB | Condenser | Built-in shock absorber | 25 mm capsule | AI-enhanced noise cancellation | Stream mixer preamp | 50 Hz to 20,000 Hz | $369.99 $235.94 at Amazon (save $134.05)
While it wouldn't quite say it's budget-friendly, this is a top-quality streaming mic on a very, very good discount. Not only do you get the virtually the same microphone as the standard SteelSeries Alias above, but a proper mini mixing console to control it with. It's an incredibly convenient mic that'll make setting up your stream and tweaking things on the fly a breeze.

Razer Kiyo Pro | 1080p | 60fps | HDR | Wide-angle | $199.99 $125.00 at Amazon (save $74.99)
The Razer Kiyo Pro is a staple streamer webcam, serving up 1080p/60fps and great low-light performance, which helps counteract bad lighting. Aside from the poor HDR, which we highlighted in our Razer Kiyo Pro review, the main drawback was the price. Now that it's $74.99 off, it's much easier to recommend picking up. If you don't care for 4K, then it's the only webcam you'll ever need.

Obsbot Meet 2 | 4K 60 fps | half-inch sensor | 40.5 g | $129 $99 at Amazon (save $30)
With a tiny half-inch sensor and a grouping of very cute colourways, you'd be forgiven for thinking the Obsbot Meet 2 couldn't also carry its weight in the recording quality department. You'd be wrong, as this is a genuinely great little webcam with some equally strong software to go alongside it. As we mentioned in our Obsbot Meet 2 review, its built-in mic leaves a bit to be desired, but you should be using a separate mic anyhow.

Obsbot Tiny 2 Lite 4K | 1/2-inch CMOS sensor | Type-C | $179 $143 at Amazon (save $36)
The Tiny 2 Lite is a cheaper version of the popular Tiny 2, though it retains many of that model's top features. In our testing, we were impressed with its ability to autofocus and track various things we put in front of it, namely our faces.

Razer Stream Controller | 12 haptic keys | 6 dials and 8 programmable buttons | $144.95 $114 at Amazon (save $30.95)
The Razer Stream Controller really is the ultimate "all-in-one" you could ever want for streaming and content creation. Unlike Elgato's standard Stream Deck, the Stream Controller not only has a screen for quick access to programs and whatnot, but it also has six dials and eight programmable buttons. Just about anything you could need can be at your fingertips, whether it's changing audio, tweaking your layouts, or any other creative uses you can think of.

Neewer collapsable chromakey backdrops | green and blue screen | double-sided | $47.99 $36.79 at Amazon (save $11.20)
Using a greenscreen is a quick way to make your streams look significantly better, and even open the door for creative backgrounds and edits. Howevever, they can take up a lot of room. Neweer's solution is a collapsible and reversible backdrop, giving you both green and blue screens in one, cost and space-efficient package.

Elgato Game Capture Neo | 1080p 60fps recording | 4K 60fps passthrough | PC, PS5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch 2 compatible | $129.99 $119.99 at Amazon (save $10)
While the discount might not be that much to write home about, the Elgato Game Capture Neo is the best capture card on a budget. It can capture 1080p 60 fps across all platforms, covering all your bases. Plus, it's really easy to set up too.