UGREEN4K@60Hz Capture Card, Ultra HD HDMI Video Capture Card 1080P@240Hz USB 3.0 Ultra-Low Latency with VRR and HDR for Streaming, Gaming, Recording Compatible with iPad, Switch, PS5, Xbox, PC, Mac

Highly recommend this to anyone looking for a great capture card. Capable of capturing 4k at 60 frames per second.

Works well enough, but the video capture quality is not as good in Linux; Getting all the supported resolutions and formats seems to only work in windows or MacOS.

Everything worked fine with OBS, but for our application, there was too much lag. I am not saying it was this device, but we decided to go a different direction.

I was under the impression that the pass through options would be better seems limited to 4k or 1080p. Didn’t work properly with 2k pass through at all.

I've been using another expensive capture card from a different popular brand, but that capture card would occasional fail at random times, likely due to overheating.So far this ugreen capture card is working reliably and I've experienced zero failures so far.The card is a bit bulky but I don't mind since it can stay on the desk. The capture card emits an RGB light though which I personally am not fond of.

Initial impression is very positive. The build quality is what you would expect from a UGreen product - which is to say very solid. The case of the unit is metal as opposed to plastic, giving it the feel of high quality design. The included cables, both HDMI and USB-C to C feel a bit thicker than your typical off the shelf walmart brand, so points there.The unit itself has clearly marked ports, HDMI In, Out, USB-C for both Data and Power, and 3.5mm jacks along the front for Mic In, Line In, and Audio Out.The included instructions are well written and there is even an inclusion of a separate instruction sheet for connecting the unit to OBS, which is VERY nice as it is one of the most used streaming/capture softwares in use today. A very welcome addition.Upon connecting the device to my PC, it was recognized without any issues and having connected via the included HDMI cable to a PS5, the capture was recognized and began almost instantly. The quality I was able to test was 1080p and 1440p - this unit claims 4k @ 60hz but as I do not have a 4k screen, I am unable to verify that functionality; but seeing how smoothly everything else worked and UGreen’s reputation - I have no doubt that it would stand to its advertised spec.Overall, this is a REALLY nice external capture device and will be extremely useful for a streamer or content creator on a budget who is lacking additional internal PCI-e slots for a traditional internal capture card.Very, very happy with this.

Make sure to install Open Broadcaster Software on your computer when you use this capture card. For the price of this card it does very well for recording your videos or screen capture. The OBS software is a free download and the instructions do mention it. It will probably work with other software but I went with the free one for now. I have not gotten to the point where I use multiple inputs for sound or video but the resolution on the captured videos were really great. Make sure to use the settings that work best for your PC. I used the recommended resolution for the XBox series X and it worked just fine. I will be trying more video editing in the future but as for the capture card itself it is made of great materials and it works perfectly. It has this alternating RGB that gives it a nice look to it. It comes with all of the necessary wiring. I only wish the USB wire was a little longer so that the card doesn't have to be right next to my computer. Overall a great card and it is reasonably priced.

For such a small device it handles the job. Only issue I encountered was more one of confusion- this shows as a camera device in USB so you may have an confused moment if you join a meeting and see your desktop instead of your camera. Easy to fix just confusing the first time it happened.