Amazon Product

I tested the Fifine AmpliGame D6 as a budget-friendly macroboard built to streamline editing, streaming, and general productivity. For the price, the software is feature-heavy (drag-and-drop macros, app-specific scenes, and a preset marketplace), and it covers what most creators actually need day-to-day. If you don’t need dials or deep preset support for every niche app, it’s an easy cost-to-value win.

Pros

+15 bright LCD macro keys that are fully programmable
+Feature-heavy software with drag-and-drop setup
+Can create complex macros including mouse clicks at specific screen positions
+App-specific scenes with automatic switching
+Strong cost-to-value at around $79

Cons

-Buttons aren’t stabilized, so presses can feel a bit picky unless you bottom out
-Missing some preset/plugin support (notably DaVinci) compared to established brands
-Smaller community ecosystem right now versus Elgato/Loupedeck
-No dials for fine-tuning adjustments