Aydan Conrad
Warzone ยท United States
This visual represents the reported gear below and is not a photograph of Aydan's room. Product details are sourced separately.
Aydan Conrad is one of the most-watched and most-feared controller players Warzone has known – a former Fortnite pro who switched at the battle royale’s launch, became its highest tournament earner, and spent years fronting the New York Subliners. His reported competition desk pairs a signature-edition SCUF pad with a dual-monitor broadcast corner built around a GoXLR and a mirrorless camera rig.
11 products
His signature-edition SCUF PS4 pad in black and gold, with rear paddles and adjustable triggers. The Infinity4PS line is discontinued, so market prices vary.
Xbox-layout wireless pad with instant triggers and four rear paddles - the modern SCUF he reaches for on newer titles.
31.5-inch 4K 144Hz IPS with HDMI 2.1 - the big cinematic main screen of the pair. Approximate street pricing.
25-inch 1080p 240Hz - the classic esports panel of the late 2010s, kept as the dedicated game screen. Discontinued; priced at typical used-market levels.
Tournament-standard wired headset with swappable mod-kit parts and a detachable boom - the pad player's comms staple for a decade.
Broadcast-standard cardioid dynamic mic with internal air-suspension shock isolation and a built-in pop filter - the voice of virtually every big stream.
Four-fader streaming mixer and USB interface with a sampler, voice FX and enough gain to feed the SM7B. Availability varies since TC-Helicon wound the line down.
1080p60 USB-C webcam used as the backup face cam and second angle.
24MP APS-C mirrorless running as the main stream camera. Discontinued; priced at typical used-market levels.
Fast prime on the a6300 - the lens behind the blurred-background broadcast look.
The Logitech G collaboration on the design-icon Embody, adding copper-infused cooling foam to the seat for long sessions. List pricing moves with Herman Miller's periodic increases.
