Elgato 4K60 S+, External Capture Card, Record in 4K60 HDR10 with ultra-low latency to PC or SD Card on PS5/PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One X/S, in OBS and other broadcasting software, for Windows

I like easy that its to use but I wish it have HDMI 2.1 for passthrough so I could play in 120hz it could still record in 60hz but maybe in next model they will do it.What i really don't like is when is plugged in i can't simply press my controller to turn on my tv at the same time so now I have to do it manually

I ended up trying 2 of these and neither worked at all.The first one had no power going to the unit so replaced it for another. The second card had power but its signal was 2 weak to bit it up. I thought maybe it was an issue somewhere else in my set up so I tried it on 3 different screens, my Series X and S, tried 4 different combinations of power leads and plugs and 4 different high-quality HDMI cables. Nothing made a difference. I was always staring at a black screen.I also, tried connecting it directly to my PC, instead of using it in standalone mode, and the PC detected it was there but couldn't find a picture either.Save your money. This isn't the high-end capture card the price suggests.

Great product no comprises works awesome in stand alone mode.

Having been a loyal Hauppauge customer for years, my PVR2 capture card was finally failing and I decided to take the plunge and go with Elgato after hearing so many amazing things about them.The 4K60 S+ was perfect for my needs and I was eager to start recording in 4k from my PS5 - to no avail.Despite the plug and play claims, I spent hours on end, with every possible configuration, having obviously disabled HDCP, updated all drivers on my laptop & the Elgato and even double and triple checking my TV's hardware/updates etc - the 4K60 S+ simply REFUSED to give me a signal. Absolutely nothing worked. I feared it may be a communication issue with my PS5 of some sort, so I tried hooking up the Elgato to the PS4 - Exactly the same problem. No Passthrough signal. As a last ditch attempt, I even tried a different brand of TV - no change. The 4K60 S+ simply didn't give out a signal on either the TV's or the Laptop.So much for my dive into the world of Elgato. After 24 hours of pulling my hair out trying to get it to work, I've now sent it back for a refund and will be buying another Hauppauge capture card instead. Better the devil you know!

This had to be returned as did not give the best quality videos

The media could not be loaded. Receive the 4K60 S+ from Amazon today and was excited to try it out, but boy was I wrong. After hours to trying to get this product work, I've given up. It was supposed to be plug and play, allowing me to record to an SD card without the need for a PC. Connected all the cables as required and booted up the device - no signal! Tried different cables and combinations, including the bundled HDMI cable - still no signal. Restarted devices, including my PS4, several times - no signal! Check that DHCP was disabled (it was), etc. Nothing worked!Have given up and will be returning to Amazon. Never got a change to even check the recording quality.

With a £400 price tag I expected a lot better from this product.Video Capture quality altho very smooth, it does have an issue with Colour Degradation resulting in washed out colours which apparently is a known issue with the HDR which requires correction in external editing software.There was also an issue with sound volume through the Hdmi being so low it was practically inaudible, even with all sound settings turned up to max volume.And finally the unit itself got so hot you could barely touch it, even when just idling (not recording)Egatos 4k capture software also had issues causing a Droste effect on screen when connected to same pc being captured from. so a 2nd pc / laptop would be required to capture pc gaming if you don't wanna be copying 100s gb from an sd card for editing...Returning for refund

Unfortunately this unit (4K60s+) was dead on arrival. Output signal appears to be the main cause of concern for this unit as per thousand of reviews online , there’s apparently no fix for it, a software update couldn’t fix mine wasted over 7 hours going through all sort of troubleshoot methods. I would not recommend this item until Elgato brings out a revised unit.I’ve since invested in a much better brand with outstanding quality and reliability. I paid more but it was well worth it (great for streaming PS5 and XBOX series X games in 4K60)