ElgatoHD60 S+, External Capture Card, Stream and Record in 1080p60 HDR10 or 4K60 HDR10 with ultra-low latency on PS5, PS4/Pro, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One X/S, in OBS and more, works with PC and Mac

The Elgato HD60 S+ has completely transformed my streaming and recording experience, earning every single one of its five stars. This external capture card is an absolute powerhouse that delivers flawless performance and unparalleled versatility!First and foremost, the HD60 S+ offers an exceptional level of quality when it comes to capturing gameplay. Whether you're streaming or recording, this capture card ensures stunning visuals with its ability to handle resolutions up to 4K60 or 1080p60 HDR10. The resulting footage is incredibly crisp, vibrant, and true to life, ensuring that your audience or viewers get the best possible visual experience. It's a game-changer for content creators, streamers, and aspiring professionals who demand top-tier quality.The ease of use is another standout feature of the HD60 S+. Setting up this capture card is an absolute breeze, thanks to its plug-and-play functionality. Connecting it to your PC or console is as simple as connecting a few cables, and you're ready to go. The user-friendly software interface makes it incredibly intuitive to adjust settings, stream to your favorite platforms, and record your gameplay with ease. Elgato has truly made the process seamless and hassle-free.One of the most impressive aspects of this capture card is its low latency. The HD60 S+ uses a USB 3.0 connection, ensuring minimal delay between your gameplay and the footage being displayed on your streaming platform or recording software. This near-instantaneous response is crucial, especially for competitive gaming or live streaming, where split-second reactions can make all the difference. The HD60 S+ guarantees a smooth and lag-free experience, allowing you to perform at your best.The versatility of the HD60 S+ is unmatched. Not only does it support a wide range of resolutions and frame rates, but it is also compatible with multiple platforms. Whether you're gaming on a PC, Xbox, PlayStation, or even a Nintendo Switch, this capture card has got you covered. The ability to seamlessly switch between different devices and platforms without any hiccups is truly remarkable. It caters to the needs of a diverse user base, making it an ideal choice for both casual and professional gamers.Build quality is another area where Elgato excels. The HD60 S+ boasts a sleek and robust design that not only looks great but also ensures durability. The aluminum body provides excellent heat dissipation, allowing for extended recording or streaming sessions without any performance issues. The compact form factor makes it easy to carry and set up, whether you're gaming at home or on the go.In conclusion, the Elgato HD60 S+ is the ultimate capture card that delivers on every front. With its exceptional performance, versatile compatibility, user-friendly interface, and solid build quality, it's a must-have tool for content creators, streamers, and gamers alike. Whether you're looking to stream in stunning 1080p60 HDR10 or record your gameplay in pristine 4K60, this capture card will exceed your expectations. Without a doubt, the Elgato HD60 S+ deserves a perfect five-star rating!

One thing that everyone needs to be aware of: This device is dependent on your PC/laptop's specs. The higher, the better. I used it on my Aorus laptop running GTX3070Ti 32gb RAM 10th gen intel processor, must be used on USB 3.0 port or higher and ensure the cables are capable of high data transfer or else it won't work properly.I used it to capture gaming footage on my iPhone 12 and 14 (with an HDMI adapter), PS5, Xbox One S, xbox 360, nintendo, snes, and laptop. It captures both audio and video and stays in synch. No stuttering or loss of video quality. Use the software that the device recommends so you can live stream in FB live, twitch, youtube, or any social platform.Great device and a great addition for content creators. Highly recommend.

TL;DR: Great product for 1080p content, slightly above average software with problems easily fixed with using 3rd party programs instead.This is pretty much the description of "plug n play" as it's compatible with pretty much every device that supports HDMI output and given you have a PC or Mac with a USB A 3.0 port, or for newer Macs a hub/dongle with USB A 3.0. And as long as you have software that can detect the devices signal of course. It can record 4k at 30fps in certain situations, not every device can record that and not every software can detect that signal, but it *can* do it.The 1080p recording option that this device is aimed at records at a great quality for entry-intermediate level YouTubers and content creators (As established creators have most likely upgraded to 4k capable devices). With its ease of use all you need is either the Elgato 4k software or another program like OBS that can detect a capture card and a computer that has a USB 3.0 port. To record at higher frame rates like 60fps or to record at the 4k 30fps option (mainly for the 4k) you will need a computer that can handle the processing of a video resolution that high. Otherwise any decent computer or laptop can handle recording the lower resolutions.This capture card can also be used to stream of course but at that end it's more reliant on your computers processing power and internet speed/bandwidth put together.Now my biggest gripe with the product isn't directly related to the product itself but the software that Elgato provides for this product. I've had it crash or glitch out on me far more than something like OBS which has been zero times, and meanwhile the image quality is quite nice when using proper settings with a computer that can handle it, there's a chance that audio and video will get out of sync with the elgato software something I don't have to deal with other software. Easily fixed with a video editing program but not everyone edits their videos. The audio desync doesn't happen with streams thankfully unlike its older version the HD60s on longer streams.