FIFINE AmpliGame Stream Controller with 15 Macro Keys, Streaming Keyboard with Trigger Actions in OBS/Twitch/YouTube/Streamlabs, Shortcut Buttons Keypad Works with Mac and PC-D6

I’ve been using the FIFINE D6 Stream Controller for my gaming and content creation setup, and it has quickly become one of the most useful pieces of gear on my desk. The 15 programmable buttons make it incredibly easy to launch apps, switch scenes, control audio, and automate tasks with a single press. Setup was straightforward, and customizing the buttons was much easier than I expected. Everything feels responsive, and the screen icons are bright and easy to recognize. It’s helped streamline my workflow whether I’m recording videos, streaming, or just using my PC day to day. If you’re looking for an affordable stream controller that offers a lot of functionality without breaking the bank, I can definitely recommend the D6.

Really happy with the performance and functionality of the FIFINE AmpliGame D6. Keypresses are responsive, and it handles my daily workflows without issues. I can launch and close any application I need, and Home Assistant integration works great for triggering local entity routines. OBS Studio (via Flatpak) works great with it as well. Quick note for closing Flatpak apps cleanly without getting error prompts: driving a simple wmctrl command via script handles closing gracefully. For Linux / OpenDeck Users (Fix for Rev 2 / PID 0060): Out of the box on Linux, the OpenDeck plugin might not communicate with the controller if your unit reports as Product ID 0060 (3142:0060 / HOTSPOTEKUSB). Here is how to get it working: 1. udev rule: Add a rule in /etc/udev/rules.d/99-fifine-d6.rules so you don't need root access for the HID nodes: SUBSYSTEM=="hidraw", ATTRS{idVendor}=="3142", ATTRS{idProduct}=="0060", MODE="0666", GROUP="plugdev" KERNEL=="hidraw*", ATTRS{idVendor}=="3142", ATTRS{idProduct}=="0060", MODE="0666", GROUP="plugdev" Reload with: sudo udevadm control --reload-rules && sudo udevadm trigger 2. Flatpak access: If running OpenDeck in Flatpak, give it device access: flatpak override --user --device=all me.amankhanna.opendeck 3. Rebuild the plugin binary: The pre-packaged opendeck-ampgd6-linux binary from the github plugin only checks for PID 0007. Clone rafaelbiasi/opendeck-ampgd6 from GitHub (the source already includes AMPGD6REV2 / 0x0060), run cargo build --release, kill OpenDeck, and swap the newly compiled binary into ~/.var/app/me.amankhanna.opendeck/config/opendeck/plugins/st.lynx.plugins.opendeck-ampgd6.sdPlugin/opendeck-ampgd6-linux. It took a bit of command line troubleshooting to get everything tied together on Linux, but once set up, it has been solid. Worth every penny.

I was honestly surprised by how good the FIFINE AmpliGame Stream Controller is, especially for the price. It offers so much of the functionality I was looking for without costing nearly as much as other options. The buttons are responsive, the display is clear, and setting up shortcuts for apps, media controls, and everyday tasks was quick and easy. It has become a useful part of my desk setup, whether I’m working or using it for streaming-related tasks. What really stands out is the value. When you compare it to an Elgato Stream Deck with a similar number of keys, it’s hard to ignore how much money you can save. While the Stream Deck is still an excellent product, this controller delivers a great experience at a much more affordable price, making it an easy choice for anyone who wants the functionality without paying a premium. Overall, if you’re looking for a capable stream controller that performs well and offers excellent value for the money, I highly recommend giving the FIFINE AmpliGame Stream Controller a look. It’s one of the best budget-friendly tech purchases I’ve made.

The FiFine D6 is a budget streamdeck that does the job okay enough but doesn't particularly impress. It's a very convenient though in my opinion non-essential tool for streamers or people who use hotkeys a lot who want a visual macro interface to do things like manage apps, system monitoring, and streaming software like OBS. While the D6 has decent software which lets you do many things, it directly competes with the flagship that Elgato makes. It has larger buttons but unfortunately suffers from inconsistent tactile feedback and some mushy key presses (I think I got a unit with a defect). Personally while I think the D6 is a solid value and does its job well enough, I think you could have a more reliable experience with the Elgato Stream Deck series, even if it requires a higher investment.

I’ve been using this stream controller for my gaming and PC setup, and it’s been great. The buttons are responsive, the display is bright and easy to customize, and setting up shortcuts for apps and macros is simple. It helps speed up my workflow while streaming, editing, and everyday use. The build quality feels solid, and everything works smoothly. Definitely recommend it if you want an affordable stream controller with plenty of features.

This is pretty cool. It's very similar to a couple of my Stream Decks but I wanted something a little smaller and brighter for my laptop area so I went with the white one. The interface is almost identical and is extremely simple. I mainly use it on my Mac to launch macros that I've created in Keyboard Maestro so almost all the buttons are configured with the HotKey action. I had some trouble with these buttons triggering macros that were created using F1-F12 but I just remapped the macros in Keyboard Maestro to trigger off of different key combinations and it worked fine. I figure this is a Mac thing -- or maybe it's just the complexity of my setup which uses Karabiner-Elements, Better Touch Tool, and Keyboard Maestro. I probably could have figured it out but it wasn't worth my time to do that. Yet. I have no opinion on the LED. I figure some folks really like that. The actual keys are bright and feel good. I'd recommend this to anyone who is looking for a less expensive button array that's similar to Elgato's Stream Deck which is itself an awesome product.

I'm not a streamer, but this thing is very useful to gamers as well. This can basically be a PC button box with endless pages. You can configure each button to keyboard keys or mouse buttons and can make it do macros with keys and mouse clicks together! I have two old school button boxes for my racing/flying rig. This little thing just replaced them both and more. You can configure this thing and have a dedicated page (or pages) for each of your games. This is especially good for simulation games with many controls. I can setup a custom profile for a game like Star Citizen and have page after page of controls that you can just cycle through. The deck is also beautiful with vibrant little screens that can take text or icons. It has weight and feels really well made. It's really pretty slick. At $60 it is a steal with standard button boxes now running around $100. My only complaint (but I just couldn't remove a star for it) is the lack of angle adjustability. I had to buy a separate universal stand to get it at the angle I want.

The FIFINE AmpliGame Gaming Control is an absolute game-changer ,Setup is super easy—plug it in and you’re good to go in minutes. The controls are smooth, responsive, and intuitive, making it effortless have seamless transitions between apps. The RGB lighting adds a sleek, modern look to any gaming setup without being over the top. Build quality feels solid and durable, especially for the price, which makes this an incredible value compared to more expensive alternatives. Overall, the FIFINE AmpliGame Gaming Control delivers professional-level performance, great design, compatible with any laptop and user-friendly features in a small compact size at an affordable price. Highly recommended for gamers, streamers, and content creators who want reliable app window control.

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A great tool, makes it very easy to go from app to app

Good choice withe price

Es un cambio de dia y noche, muy util y muy bonito, recomendadisimo, muchos atajos y conjuntos de cosas que puedes ahcer con un solo boton

the deck really helped me in the shortcuts and the quality is good for the price it deserves 5 stars every day