The gear behind my Twitch streams (stephens_gaming_101). Nothing fancy, just budget picks that sound good, look good and don't break the bank. If you're starting out streaming, this is where I'd start.
Best first mic for the money. Plug it into USB and it just works, no audio interface or drivers. My voice comes through clear on Twitch and Discord, way better than a headset mic, and it costs about as much as a pizza night.
FIFINE K669B USB Condenser Microphone
The webcam half of Twitch uses. Clear 1080p, decent in low light and it clips right on top of the monitor. It's been around forever because it just works, and you can usually catch it on sale.
Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920, Widescreen Video ...
My headset for streams and late night matches. Wireless, light enough to wear for hours, and the mic pops off when I'm just playing. Works on PC, PlayStation, Switch and phone, so one headset covers everything.
Multi-Platform Wireless Headset - Razer Barracuda X
Six keys for one-tap scene switching, mute and BRB in OBS or Twitch. Plenty when you're starting out, and way cheaper than the big decks.
Elgato Stream Deck Mini - 6 LCD Macro Keys
Gets the mic off the desk and right up to your face, so keyboard clacks stay out of the stream. Fits the FIFINE K669B and most USB mics.
InnoGear Boom Arm Mic Stand for Blue Yeti
Cheapest way to stop looking like a shadow on stream. Clip a phone on it for TikToks too, and the remote means I can change the light without leaving my chair.
Neewer 10-Inch Selfie Ring Light with Tripod & 3 Phone Holders
My go-to mouse for everything. The extra side buttons are mapped to my stream shortcuts and the weights let me dial in how heavy it feels.
G502 HERO High Performance Gaming Mouse
Clicky, loud in the best way, and the RGB looks sick on camera. The wrist rest makes long sessions way easier on my hands.
This is how I get my console gameplay onto stream. Plug and play, no lag on my end, and it passes through so I still play at full quality.
Game Capture HD60 X
These light up the wall behind me on stream. I sync the colors to the game from my phone and it makes the whole room look way more pro for cheap.
Govee RGBIC LED Strip Light
Easiest way to make my stream look legit without a real studio. It mounts up high and pulls down when I go live, then rolls back up so my room isn't stuck looking like a set. Pair it with chroma key in OBS and you're good.
Green Screen MT | Mountable Chroma Key Panel
Huge pad that covers the whole desk, so my mouse and keyboard sit on one smooth surface. Glides fast, doesn't slide around, and you can toss it in the wash when snacks happen.
Razer Gigantus V2 - Large Mouse Pad for Gaming
A second screen changed everything for me. Game on one, chat and OBS on the other so I never have to alt-tab mid-match. Curved, smooth refresh rate, and way cheaper than the big brands.
Sceptre Curved 24-inch 1080p Gaming Monitor
Mic, webcam, capture card, controller, stream deck... you run out of USB ports fast. This hub plugs into one and gives me four more, so I'm not unplugging stuff every time I go live.
Anker 4-in-1 USB Hub, 4 USB-A Ports
Behind my desk used to be a rat's nest of cords. These zip around all of them so the setup looks clean on camera and I'm not tripping over cables. Cheap fix that makes the whole room look more pro.