MOUNTAIN Displaypad, Streaming- und Content-Creation-Controller, 12 free display keys, USB-C-Anschluss,

Honesly surprised how much I fell in love with this product. It's highly customizable. The buttons have a tactile feel which is satisfying to push. The app for the functions is extreamly straight forward and easy/quick to use. It's extreamly functional with the ability to show your computers temps, and much more. The base is heavy and well built so it won't move on accident easily. And the size is perfect for any desk!

Works very well, I am using it to mainly to replace a multitude of shortcuts and bookmarks. As it supports subfolders for levels of button commands, I have all of the main applications for work and browsing on the top level. The last two of the buttons are for sub folders one for streaming services and the other for games.I have not worked with the macro function.While the software has a number of default images for the buttons, it would be nice if it had a number of different color backgrounds with no icons on them. This would allow the use of the text tool that writes on the buttons to create distinct buttons where the icons are not present in the basic group supplied with the software or cannot be copied from bookmarks. Note: It is possible to import such backgrounds from files on your computer if they are available. It would just be simpler if they were in the default button graphics that comes with the software.Having said all that, this is a well-made product that does exactly what I needed. I highly recommend it.

The build is solid. When used with the included base the whole setup is heavy, grippy, and will not slide around on the desk, when on a fabric desk mat. I use it for controlling some functions of a secondary computer where its mostly mouse inputs and moving windows around.The software however is a little less impressive. It took me a few tries to get my setup of macros and page transitions working properly, but it is capable of integrating with OBS studio and running keyboard macros which fit my needs nicely. Good value for the price I paid , though the competition in the stream controller arena is starting to pick up.

I ordered this little displaypad and It has surprised me. I'm not a streamer or a content creator so I just kinda wanted a few buttons that I could just push to activate stuff on my computer and it works really well. The software is a little bit clunky but it works. The Build quality is pretty good. If you're looking for just a little Upgrade to your set up this is a great choice. The only negative could be the size if you had a ton of buttons you'd like to program this might not have what you are looking for. Overall I would give it a 8/10

I bought the Mountain Displaypad in hopes of getting close to the experience of an Elgato Stream Deck as I could without breaking the bank. The BootCamp software glitches with every mouse press and freezes. You can't connect to OBS web sockets and the auto Scene swap and reverting after programs are opened or closed glitches or doesn't work at all. For $50 USD I'm disappointed with this product. It's been out for 2 years and they still haven't figured out how to make the software stable. This review would be different if this product was released a month ago, but it's been 2 years and in that time there has only been 8 revision updates for the functionality on the Displaypad. I hope in due time Mountain and their development team get the software working correctly because the Displaypad has the potential to knock the Stream deck out of the water. The buttons are amazingly clicky, the displays are solid and the fact that you can have endless profiles for unlimited button combinations/controls is one of the reasons I wanted to give their product a try. But as of now it's unusable.

Im a fan of mountains products but their displaypad is unresponsive sometimes and their software is super buggy at times. Other than that its super sleek and modular.

You do not have to be a content creator to use one of these.The program that lets you customize this is pretty nice and stable.The product is built pretty well and there are so many options.If you need a stream deck alternative, this is a really good pick up.

So honestly I'm probably underutilizing it a bit, but I really like this little display pad. The screen is nice and bright with good pixel density, so the icons look really crisp. The software is fairly easy to install and use.Using Base Camp to add programs & actions felt pretty straightforward. My only gripe is Discord, which is more Discord's problem than Mountain's. If you look at Discord's shortcut on your computer, it has launch flags, which Base Camp DID NOT LIKE:"C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Discord\Update.exe --processStart Discord.exe"I ended up having to make a batch script in "%localappdata%\Discord" to run the last part of the shortcut (the "Update.exe --processStart Discord.exe" part), then have Base Camp point to the batch script which is why the Discord icon ISNT the proper icon. There is an included icon pack that looks decent, which is where that Discord icon comes from. If I didn't do this convoluted process, I'd have to fix the Discord shortcut in Base Camp every time Discord does major updates.