With HD60 X, capture PS5 or Xbox gameplay like a pro. Use your favorite broadcast app and create high resolution 1080p60 HDR10 or 4K30 HDR10 content for audiences on any video platform. Play high-fidelity games as intended with VRR support and up to 4K60 HDR10 passthrough. You can even enjoy high frame rate gameplay such as 1440p120 or 1080p120. HD60 X connects to your console and sends raw video in real time to both your gaming screen and computer, giving you the freedom to stream, record and edit on your terms. No subscriptions. Zero limitations.
Q: How does the HD60 X handle HDR content during recording?
A: The HD60 X automatically tone maps captured HDR content, allowing you to play in HDR while recording and outputting in SDR.
Q: Can I use this capture card with a Mac or does it only work with Windows?
A: The HD60 X is compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems.
Q: Does this capture card have any limitations on streaming platforms?
A: No, the HD60 X allows you to stream to any platform without restrictions, including Twitch, YouTube, Facebook Gaming, and more.
Q: What is the maximum passthrough resolution supported by the HD60 X?
A: The HD60 X supports a maximum passthrough resolution of up to 4K60 HDR10.
Q: What is the maximum resolution supported for video capture with this capture card?
A: The maximum resolution supported for video capture is 1080p (Full HD).
A: Yes. That’s how my setup is. It’s nice having two monitors so you can keep on eye on your stream and keep up on discord.
Q: Will this work to capture Nintendo Switch?
A: Yes for sure. Any HDMI devices will works with this capture card.
A: This probably won't help too much. This will take an HDMI input and convert it into basically a Webcam signal for your computer. There is also an HDMI output for displaying on a TV, but if the recording software is the problem it might not help. Something like the Hauppauge HD PVR Rocket might work better. It records to a USB flash drive or hard drive.
With HD60 X, capture PS5 or Xbox gameplay like a pro. Use your favorite broadcast app and create high resolution 1080p60 HDR10 or 4K30 HDR10 content for audiences on any video platform. Play high-fidelity games as intended with VRR support and up to 4K60 HDR10 passthrough. You can even enjoy high frame rate gameplay such as 1440p120 or 1080p120. HD60 X connects to your console and sends raw video in real time to both your gaming screen and computer, giving you the freedom to stream, record and edit on your terms. No subscriptions. Zero limitations.
4K X is game capture at its best. Equipped with HDMI 2.1, our most powerful USB card lets you capture the latest titles up to 4K with HDR at 144 frames per second, or even 1080p240. Say goodbye to screen tearing with VRR passthrough. Enjoy ultra-low latency technology that keeps your broadcast and gameplay synced. 4K X works with almost any HDMI-compatible device, including PS5, Xbox Series X, Switch, Steam Deck, PC, Mac, even your iPhone 15. And it works seamlessly with leading broadcast apps like OBS, so you can stream like a pro on Twitch, YouTube, or Discord.
Wave XLR does the work of multiple devices and packs features you won't find in conventional audio interfaces. Like proprietary Clipguard anti-distortion technology, a capacitive mute button, and integration with custom Wave Link mixing software. With up to 75 dB of ultra-low-noise gain, even notoriously insensitive dynamic mics sound loud and clear. 48 volts of phantom power bring condenser mics to life, and two switchable low-cut filters let you remove low frequencies for close and distant mic positions. You can even swap out the faceplate and control dial. Wave XLR — a compact USB interface that gives your mic superpowers.
Great content made easy. Play stunning 4K60 HDR games without image quality loss or lag, and record or stream your adventures in beautiful Full HD 1080p60 resolution. Game Capture Neo sends two video signals from your console – one to your gaming screen and the other to your laptop, PC, Mac, or iPad. Capture everything you see and hear – gameplay, cutscenes, soundtrack – without watermarks or time limits, directly to your hard drive, YouTube, or Twitch. Stick to simple QuickTime recordings or develop your streaming expertise in OBS. As your skillset expands, Game Capture Neo evolves with your growing needs. So you can keep growing your community.
Pros for Elgato - HD60 X 1080p60 HDR10 External Capture Card for Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, PS4/Pro, Xbox, PC, and Mac - Black | |||
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Ease of use, Quality, Compatibility, Setup, Streaming | Ease of use, HDMI, Video Quality, Frame Rate, Resolution | Ease of use, Quality, Compatibility, USB-C | There were no pros for this product— |
Cons for Elgato - HD60 X 1080p60 HDR10 External Capture Card for Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, PS4/Pro, Xbox, PC, and Mac - Black | |||
Lag, Software | Lag, Software | Software, Mute Button | There were no cons for this product— |
Customers commend the HD60 X for its easy setup, high-quality streaming and recording, wide compatibility, and plug-and-play functionality. They appreciate the improved stream quality, smooth gameplay, and compatibility with various consoles and devices. However, some users have encountered audio issues, software limitations compared to alternatives like OBS Studio, occasional black screens, and a higher price point compared to other capture cards in the market.
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I used to use the prior HD60S capture card until the next gen Xbox Series X and Series S with the PS5 consoles came out to stream and capture FPS analyzes footage for my YouTube channel, but with the ability to do 120 FPS on the new consoles I stopped and got discouraged to stream using the capture cards that El Gato provided until now. Now with the new ElGato HD60X I get to game on my Xbox Series S at 120 FPS with VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) so the input latency is delayed a bit and I don't have to sacrifice the higher fps in order to record and stream at the same time. The downside to this card, hence the 4 stars, is that it is a 120 FPS VRR limit at 1080P and not 1440P. it does VRR at 1440p or 4k but not at 120 HZ/FPS. I have tried updating both console and capture card, main computer and the actual HDMI cables and no success at running at 1440p 120fps. This is not an issue for me since I'm using an Xbox Series S which only does 120 FPS at maximum of 1080p anyway, but for anyone using an Xbox Series X that can be an issue. Still It might get fixed and for now it is the best external capture card you can buy hands down. I even purchased it and returned it then bought it again cause there was nothing out there that could come close to the quality and ease of use of this external capture card.
Posted by ENDWARO7
The Elgato HD60 remains my choice for those looking for dependable 1080p game capture with minimal hassle. Its combination of ease of use, portability, and reliable performance make it a great addition for mid-level streamers and gamers. However, those seeking 4K recording or standalone capture solutions may want to explore more advanced models or alternatives. The Elgato HD60 X is a the perfect robust choice for content creators looking to enhance their streaming or recording setup with advanced features like 4K pass-through, VRR, and HDR10 capture. Its combination of high-quality visuals, ease of use, and compatibility with modern gaming platforms makes it a worthwhile investment for those aiming for top-tier content creation.
Posted by Thaone1
For all intents and purposes, the HD60 X works well and is effective for the primary use case of capturing or streaming game footage via OBS. One of my edge case purposes though is to use the passthrough feature when the capture card is hooked up a USB switch that toggles between my mac and pc. For PC, there's actually very little issues to consider and Elgato's 4k Capture Application is perfect for when you want to play games via passthrough without latency while being able to retroactively capture gameplay. For Mac, they actually sunset their native Mac OS equivalent for Game Capture and no longer update it except for security features; which means that the last supported external card device is the HD60+. If you use the HD60 X, you're forced to use OBS or QuickTime, which has a bit of latency if you try to game through passthrough. Keep that in mind and you'll enjoy this device fully. I recommend the HD60+ if you still want to use a Mac with the legacy Elgato application.
Posted by JoaoP