Elgato reveals a new line of Hatsune Miku themed streaming gear
Elgato, a leading manufacturer of technology for content creators, has announced a new collaboration with the virtual singer Hatsune Miku.
The partnership brings together a brand known for its high-end streaming hardware with a global cultural phenomenon that was born from and is sustained by a massive community of independent creators.
Hatsune Miku is a voice synthesizer software product, developed by Crypton Future Media, that has evolved into a virtual pop star with a global fanbase, all driven by the music, art, and videos produced by the community.
The new collection is described as a celebration of the power to turn “creation into expression,” a value shared by both Elgato and the Hatsune Miku movement.
The collaboration features four of Elgato’s most popular products, each redesigned with Hatsune Miku’s signature blue-green and pink color scheme.
The new product lineup is as follows:
- Stream Deck MK.2 – Hatsune Miku Edition
- Price: ¥28,800
The iconic 15-key controller features a Miku-themed faceplate and comes with a special pixel-art icon pack that also includes the other five Piapro Characters.
- Wave DX – Hatsune Miku Edition
- Price: ¥19,800
The dynamic XLR microphone is accented with Miku’s blue-green and pink colors and features her “01” icon.
- Wave XLR – Hatsune Miku Edition
- Price: ¥29,800
The audio interface for XLR mics features a Miku-themed faceplate with bold “01” typography.
- Mic Arm LP – Hatsune Miku Edition
- Price: ¥19,800
The low-profile microphone boom arm is finished in a beautiful blue-green color.
To accompany the hardware, a set of collaboration-themed digital contents, including the animated pixel-art icon pack and a matching screensaver for the Stream Deck, will be made available on the Elgato Marketplace.
The new products will be sold by the Japanese merchandise company Auryn.
They will have their debut, in-person sale at the upcoming “Hatsune Miku: Magical Mirai 2025” festival.
The items will be available at the Osaka festival venue, which runs from the 9th to the 11th of August, and the Tokyo venue, which runs from the 29th to the 31st of August, 2025.
An online sale is also planned to be held after the event concludes.
Source: Official Website
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