HDMI Capture Card for Streaming and Recording - 4K 60Hz Capture
HDMI Capture Card for Streaming and Recording - 4K 60Hz Capture
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Our review of this HDMI capture card finds it best suited to streamers and content creators who need high-resolution, low-latency capture without complex setup. The single biggest reason to buy is the combination of 4K@60Hz HDR passthrough with near-zero latency, which lets console and camera users record or stream while playing on a separate display. It is plug-and-play for most platforms and supports popular software like OBS and VLC, making it an approachable tool for gamers, vloggers, and mobile streamers who want a clear upgrade in video fidelity.
Key Features
- Ultra HD 4K capture: Captures up to 4K at 60fps with HDR passthrough so recorded footage preserves detail and color for compatible sources.
- High refresh rate support: Supports 1080P at up to 240Hz for ultra-smooth capture of high-FPS gameplay sessions.
- Near-zero latency: Low delay passthrough and HDMI output let you game on a TV or monitor while recording with minimal lag.
- VRR passthrough: Variable Refresh Rate support reduces screen tearing and keeps gameplay synchronized between source and display.
- Mobile and camera streaming: USB-C connectivity and a fast power port enable streaming from mobile devices and DSLR cameras with continuous operation.
- Plug-and-play compatibility: No driver installation required and includes a 3.5mm microphone input and audio output for simple voice recording.
Who It's For
This capture card is ideal for console players on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo systems who need a straightforward way to stream or record gameplay at 4K 60Hz with HDR passthrough. It also suits creators who use DSLRs or mobile devices and want a compact capture solution that integrates with OBS, Potplayer, or VLC.
It is less suitable for users who need to capture HDCP-protected content such as commercial Blu-ray discs or some streaming sticks, or for setups that rely on USB 2.0 cables or long low-spec HDMI leads; follow the cable recommendations to get the full high-refresh performance.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Delivers true 4K@60Hz capture with HDR passthrough for cleaner, more detailed recordings.
- Supports very high frame rates like 1080P@240Hz, useful for competitive gaming capture.
- Simple plug-and-play setup with built-in microphone input and broad software compatibility.
- VRR passthrough improves smoothness and reduces tearing on compatible displays.
Cons
- Does not capture HDCP-encrypted sources, so some protected content cannot be recorded.
- Requires USB3.x and recommended HDMI AWG30 cables under 10ft to maintain top resolutions and refresh rates.
Specifications
| Capture resolution | Up to 4K at 60Hz; 1080P to 240Hz supported |
| Passthrough | HDR and VRR passthrough supported |
| Supported formats | MJPEG, YUY2, NV12, I420, RGB24 |
| Interfaces | HDMI in, HDMI out, USB-C host, USB-C power, 3.5mm mic/audio out |
| Compatibility | Windows 8.1/10/11, MacOS, Linux, Android 5.0, iOS 17/18 |
| Included items | Capture card, USB-C to USB-A cable, USB-C host cable, user manual |
| Warranty | 12-month warranty with 24/7 online support |
Our Verdict
For streamers and creators who want straightforward, high-quality capture without fiddly setup, this HDMI capture card represents strong value. It brings 4K@60Hz HDR passthrough, low latency, and versatile device support into a compact unit, though buyers must use USB3.x and recommended HDMI cables and cannot expect to capture HDCP-protected content. Overall it is a practical, capable capture solution for gaming and live production.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can it record while outputting to a TV?
Yes. The HDMI output provides passthrough so you can play on a display while capturing with minimal latency.
Will it work with OBS and VLC?
Yes. Customers report reliable operation with OBS and VLC; choose YUY2 or NV12 formats for lower delay.
Does it capture Blu-ray or other protected sources?
No. The device does not support HDCP-encrypted content and will not capture protected media.
Editor's Take
This HDMI capture card is a practical, good-value choice for streamers and creators who need <strong>4K@60Hz HDR</strong> passthrough and very low latency; it requires USB3.x and cannot capture HDCP-protected content.

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