The best Cyber Monday deals every aspiring Streamer should know about

This all-in-one device doesn't come with a mount, but otherwise offers both wide-ranging compatibility and ease of use. Great for both reading scripts to the camera and monitoring stream chat while keeping your eye line level.

Key specs: 9-inch screen | Drag and drop monitor display | Voice Sync | Stream Deck integration | USB connection

If you already have a camera tripod and a tablet, this teleprompter will slot right into your existing content creation setup. Alas, without a proper way to mount smaller camera devices, smartphone bandits are left out in the cold.

Key specs: 12" HD display | Compatible with tablets up to 22 cm wide | Foldable design | Carry case | RT113 remote control

This little microphone might be cheap, but it's surprisingly good at doing its one task in life, as we found in our review. That's picking up your vocals from a desktop position, although it's even got a boom arm screw mounting for close up work—and it's pretty good at that, too. It's very cheap and very cheerful, but you don't get any software noise cancelling to play with. Can't have everything for well under $30, ey?

Key specs: Condenser | USB Type-C | Mute button

At 55 inches high and offering 1725 lumens of brightness, this neat little lamp is enough to coat your room in whatever color you like,. For just $100, it's arguably one of the best upgrades I've ever made to my room's atmosphere. Big light begone!

Key specs: Matter compatible, 1725 lm, 55 inches high

A plug-and-play style microphone that sounds and looks great, we gave the NZXT Capsule Elite 88% in our review just earlier this year. The only thing letting down great sound quality is a plastic chassis and a fiddly stand. Still, your audience/friends are going to care more about sound quality than build quality, and you're covered in that regard.

Key specs: 50-20,000 Hz | Cardioid | 192 kHz | 560.6 g

Price check: Walmart not available | NZXT $89.99 (sold out)

This wireless gaming headset leaves little to be desired. Featuring titanium TriForce drivers, you're getting crisp sound at a very reasonable price. The honking great big volume knob makes it easier than ever to fine-tune your soundscape when things get hectic, too.

Key specs: 50 mm drivers | 12 - 28,000 Hz | Closed-back | Wireless | 70 hour battery life

Capable of recording 4K quality video at up to 30 fps, this camera not only looks great and has the fastest automatic focus I've used in a webcam, but it is also a very solid 1080p choice with up to 60 fps capture. It's already a great price at MSRP, so it's only made better by a 28% discount.

Key specs: 4K | USB | HDR

Price check: Newegg (Sold out)

The Shure MV6 is so good that it deserves an award. In fact, it got one from us last year, with us declaring it the best microphone of 2024. Getting an 89% in our review, we found its small form factor, great software and superb sound to stand out, even if the noise reduction and stand footprint are a bit much.

Key specs: Unidirectional cardioid | 16 or 24 bit, 44.1 or 48 kHz sample | 50 to 15,000 Hz response

Price check: Walmart $149.99

SteelSeries is leading the way with the Alias Pro, a studio-quality XLR to USB mic featuring an invaluable stream mixer and preamp. Sure, it's more complicated and 'enthusiast' than a USB mic like the HyperX QuadCast, but it pays off in spades. If you're a content creator, especially a live streamer, then you can't do better than the Alias Pro—though I would recommend picking up a boom arm for it.

Key specs: Cardioid polar pattern | Included XLR stream mixer and preamp | XLR to USB connection

More of a refinement of the MK.1 rather than a full follow-up, this webcam offers simply the best uncompressed 1080p video stream you're likely to see. Add to that HR support, plus high frame rate stream options, and this may well be the bit of kit your streaming career is missing.

Key Specs: Fixed focus (30 - 120cm) | 84° field of view | Sony STARVIS CMOS sensor | Elgato Prime Lens | Privacy shield | USB Type-C

The Stream Deck + got 82% in our review back in 2023, and for good reason. It looks neat, is super easy to use, and Elgato's software makes all those little buttons and knobs easy to reprogram. It also comes with a touch screen. One of the things I've valued in mine is how good Elgato's software is. My Stream Deck is not only loaded up with solid shortcuts but tied together with a lovely aesthetic, thanks to the ability to customize icons. Both the white and black models are included in this sale price.

Key specs: 8 LCD buttons, touchscreen, four media dials

The MK.2 is a much simpler device, giving you more buttons than the Plus but removing the touchscreen and media knobs. In exchange, it has almost double the buttons. The joy of extra buttons is that your folders will now have more controls at once. Both devices look lovely on a desk, too.

Key specs: 15 LCD buttons

Though this is my personal, go-to gaming headset, I understand that RGB kitty-ears aren't for everyone. Still, my review reveals that you're getting a fair bit of substance alongside all of that style, in the form of crisp audio and a very neat retractable, cardioid mic.

Key specs: 40 mm drivers | 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, and wired connections | Up to 70 hour battery life

Price check: Razer $179.99

Cheap and cheerful, this green screen kit packs a lot in for the price. The screen itself is 5 feet by 6.5 feet, while the included stand features an adjustable, telescopic mechanism. Better yet, the green screen itself is both machine washable and ironable if you're desperate to banish those wrinkles.

Key specs: 5 x 6.5ft green screen | Adjustable stand

If you're looking for a more compact green (or, indeed, blue) screen solution, Neewer has your back-ground. Reversible, and collapsible for easy storage, it's very difficult to argue with this blue-green combo.

Key specs: 5 x 6.5ft reversible blue-green backdrop | Quick pop up design | Storage bag