USB foot pedals · OSRS, WoW, and FFXIV
Elgato gives you three app-managed pedals with adjustable spring sets. iKKEGOL gives you one optical pedal and stores its configured function. For OSRS, check Jagex’s current rules before treating either mapping as allowed.
Choose the Elgato Stream Deck Pedal for three separately mapped controls, app profiles, and Discord or OBS actions. Choose the iKKEGOL for one saved USB function in a lighter pedal. Jagex does not list a pedal-specific approval, so neither is a guaranteed OSRS-compliant shortcut.
One is a three-switch unit managed in Stream Deck; the other stores one configured function on a single USB pedal.
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Best for: Three independent switches for separate game, voice, or stream actions.
Tradeoff: Stream Deck must stay open for mapped actions and profiles.
Elgato lists a 960 g base and interchangeable spring sets for different pedal resistance.
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Best for: A single key or function saved using its Windows configuration utility.
Tradeoff: One pedal only, with fixed travel; the 165 g base is far lighter than Elgato.
The manufacturer lists rubber feet, optical switching, and onboard storage after programming.
Check current listing on AmazonThe comparison is about pedal count, resistance, movement, and whether an app must stay open.
| Spec | Elgato Stream Deck Pedal | iKKEGOL single optical switch | Edge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pedal count | 3 independent pedals | 1 wide pedal | Depends on setup |
| Weight | 960 g | 165 g | Elgato for a heavier base |
| Resistance | Three spring strengths, with four springs of each; two stoppers included | Optical switch, fixed travel | Elgato |
| Configuration | Stream Deck profiles and actions; app must run | Windows utility saves the selected function to pedal memory | Depends on software preference |
| Floor contact | Rubberized anti-slip base | Rubber anti-slip feet | Neither is guaranteed on every surface |
| Game policy | No Jagex pedal approval listed | No Jagex pedal approval listed | Neither |
The Stream Deck Pedal puts three separate switches in one base. That can cover a game modifier, push-to-talk, and a voice mute without sharing one physical action. The iKKEGOL is a single pedal: it suits one repeated key or function and keeps the floor footprint smaller.
Elgato’s model is useful when the pedal should change jobs between games, Discord, and OBS. Stream Deck profiles and plugins depend on the running app. iKKEGOL requires its Windows configuration utility to program the function; the manufacturer says the saved setup can then be used on supported systems without leaving the utility open.
Elgato lists a 960 g base and includes four soft, four medium, and four hard springs, plus two stoppers. iKKEGOL lists 165 g and uses a fixed optical mechanism. Its underside has rubber feet, but the lower mass means the base may feel different on a slick mat or tile than the heavier three-pedal unit.
Jagex’s current third-party rules do not provide a pedal-specific approval and restrict unapproved software features that generate input. This page cannot call either configuration compliant. Read the current Jagex input rules before using a pedal with OSRS.
The OSRS foot-pedal setup guide explains the decision further. Treat old “single trigger” advice as a device setting, not as Jagex’s approval.
Choose by workflow first, then decide if the game policy allows that workflow.
Use three separately assigned actions when you want push-to-talk, mute, and a capture or scene command underfoot. Its profiles can change with the active app, as long as Stream Deck remains open.
Pick it when one pedal is enough and you want the chosen function saved on the device after configuration. The 165 g unit is much lighter than Elgato’s base and has a rubberized underside.
Map the left pedal to Ctrl, the center pedal to Discord push-to-talk, and the right pedal to Alt if that layout suits your game and chat setup. Confirm game policy before assigning any action that goes beyond a straightforward key press.
A configured device does not require the utility to remain open, which can simplify moving it between a Windows desktop and another supported computer. The exact output and compatibility still depend on the host system.
Neither pedal is approved by every game, and neither makes an automated sequence acceptable. A heavy base can still move on an unsuitable surface; a light pedal can stay put if the floor and foot angle suit it. If the Stream Deck app closes, its mapped actions stop. If you need only one plain control, three pedals may add unused hardware.
For another three-pedal comparison, see Stream Deck Pedal vs PCsensor. The products are not identical, but that page covers the same choice between app-managed actions and a USB pedal with saved controls. The guides index and WoW setup hub cover broader input planning.
No. Jagex does not list a pedal-specific approval, and its current rules restrict unapproved software features that generate input. A single saved action is not a guarantee of compliance. Check the current rules and the configuration utility before using either pedal with OSRS.
The manufacturer says to configure the pedal with its Windows utility, then connect it to another supported system for plug-and-play use. That is different from the Elgato pedal, which relies on the Stream Deck application while its actions run.
It has three pedals and can assign separate actions through Stream Deck profiles. Elgato requires the Stream Deck app to run, so the setup follows that computer and app. Test one ordinary key per pedal press and review each game’s input policy.
The manufacturer lists rubber anti-slip feet and says the pedal is designed not to slide during use. That is not a guarantee on every floor covering. Its 165 g mass is much lower than the Elgato’s 960 g, so check placement before relying on it.
The Stream Deck Pedal uses the same app family as Elgato’s macro decks and can switch profiles by application. The iKKEGOL stores a configured pedal action. Neither device changes the game’s rules or makes a multi-step action acceptable.