Elgato Stream Deck Pedal

The new Stream Deck Pedal by Elgato gives streamers hands-free control over their apps, making them use their feet to get more work done. The tactile foot controller features three hit zones that can be customized for various functions in apps and games, letting you steer them and other broadcasting tools hands-free. Snap a screenshot, mute the sound, open a destination folder, go live, toggle cameras, and launch Twitter for quick sharing. Or change scenes, play a track, and cue your voice changer, all with one tap. The Stream Deck Pedal can be used to improve video editing, music production, or photo editing.

AZIO RETRO CLASSIC KEYBOARD

Inspired by a vintage typewriter, the Azio Retro Classic Keyboard is crafted with ultramodern details, and features a beautiful mechanical typing action that you’ll love if you’re a fan of really pounding those keys. The backlit mechanical keyboard features round keycaps, plus genuine metal, wood and leather finished surfaces. Also included are replaceable keycaps for both Mac and PC configurations, a USB-C cable for charging, and a rechargeable battery that can...
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MACHOOK | BY WORKERMAN

Machook is another beautiful wooden piece of craftsmanship by Workerman, the design studio of Adam Brackney. We featured sometime ago the Workerman wooden handlebars, beautifully handcrafted. Now Adam has come up with the Machook, it elevates one of your most used accessories (headphones) away from the clutter. Machook Adheres to the top of your iMac with nano-suction technology, that means it is easily removable and won’t leave a sticky residue behind. It is made...
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E-Knee Smart Protector

Knee pain is a common complaint that affects people of all ages. Pain can be caused by a sudden injury, an overuse injury, or by an underlying condition, such as arthritis. E-Knee offers real-time protection of your knee and ligaments, and unlike other knee braces, it is customized to fit your own measurements. It features a smart pneumatic knee brace that automatically pumps up the support, according to the amount of exercise pressure you are applying to the joint....
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