While we do have a full range of recommendations here, for the sake of brevity we've concentrated on what you'll need to stream gameplay from a single PC. For our part, we've tested a few entry-level cameras and lights, each less than £200/$200, to ensure that you start on the right foot. If streaming has become a serious hobby or actual profession for you, then dedicated video equipment becomes more worthwhile. Whether you go for a simple plug-and-play USB microphone or a more professional XLR setup with an audio interface, our recommendations should help you find the best value options on the market from £50/$50 to around £400/$400 at the upper end. We'll start with a selection of gaming microphones and audio interfaces, as audio tends to be the hardest thing to master when you start streaming.
We've tested and recommended some of the best entry-level streaming accessories available, including mics, cameras, lights and the other AV equipment you'll need to put on a professional broadcast.
If you've dabbled with streaming and want to take things to the next level, this page is for you. Streaming games on Twitch, YouTube or another service is good fun - and for many, it's become a full-time job.
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