Customer Ratings & Reviews

This device is easy to use just plug in to the computer, connect the hdmi to console and monitor and your set to record/stream. This device feels very high quality right out of the box so you know you wont get no plastic or cheap material.

Bought this to live stream on twitch so far so good the color on my game play is very bright but perfect when I’m live streaming on twitch through OBS but I would imagine that’s just me not figuring out how to properly use my product still love this card I have it installed in my new HP omen just waiting for a new internal capture card with 2.1 capability for next gen consoles

Bought this because I just want to make videos on ps5 or switch even other consoles and honestly my honest review is buy this if you want to get best quality out of your purchase I had the lose elgato and that was okay but this is perfect if you have extra space in pc

WORKS AND LOOKS AMAZING!!! Does 1080p 240hz and looks so good you wouldn’t believe it!

The Elgato Game Capture 4K60 Pro MK.2 is an absolute game-changer for content creators and gamers alike. Its unparalleled performance and reliability make it a must-have for anyone serious about capturing and streaming high-quality gameplay footage. With its 4K 60fps recording capability, I've been able to capture my gaming moments in stunning detail, and the MK.2's low-latency pass-through ensures that my gameplay remains smooth and uninterrupted. The sleek and compact design of the hardware is a plus, as it seamlessly integrates into my setup. Moreover, the user-friendly software makes managing recordings a breeze, with easy-to-use editing and sharing tools. Whether you're a professional streamer or just looking to capture memorable gaming moments, the Elgato Game Capture 4K60 Pro MK.2 is a top-notch investment that will elevate your content to the next level.

Works great but it’s a bit pricey, streams games perfectly fine from Xbox series S

Works fantastic! Bought it to share my gameplay with friends over Discord and it's been doing great, audio and video are *chef's kiss*

This product is amazing, the only bummer is that it obviously won’t record your own voice. It does capture the voices of those in your Xbox party (not sure about PlayStation) so there is conversation captured which is good. As far as quality the image in crystal clear the 4K option is amazing and the software is easy to use. There is little to no setup other than popping this into your pc. Would give a 10/10 if I could

Flawless. I upgraded from the HD60 to this 4k60 model in order to play at 1440p 60, 4K 30hz, or 1080p 120hz (Warzone) and it performs exactly as it should. Pretty simple to plug in and start capturing for my stream. If you're starting out streaming, I would recommend purchasing this item in order to future proof yourself.

Works very well. Easy to fix and captures very good and clear gameplay.

Its blazing fast, software is great, i love how it doesnt drain my resources. I wish it was a little cheaper cause i need two as il doing a dual pc set up. But its worth it.

The capture card works great. When setting it up I couldn't see it under my device manager and I ended up doing alot of troubleshooting to get it to work. In the end updating my motherboard's BIOS and disabling fast boot are what did the trick. Highly recommend doing everything on elgato's troubleshooting page even if it's a little annoying.

Works well. I don't care so much for the software. But with passthrough ability you can use pretty much any software you want.

I really like this one over the external one. My hdmi plug was always wobbly and would sometimes lose connection. With this one plugging a hdmi into the back of my computer i don’t have that problem anymore. Love it even though it’s a lot more expensive then some of the other ones you can find on amazon

Very easy to use and great quality. Great for 4K streaming as well as recording.

Great capture card for streaming easy installment on pc highly recommend

Fit inmy wifes computer easily and got rid of the external unit we were using. She manages to run it just fine and no complaints yet

Love how easy it is to stream on it snd use for consoles as well as the pc

Make sure you have a spare PCIE slot, and keep in mind some older motherboards can't have 3 m.2 drives AND two working PCIE slots! This took.. a really long time to figure out why this thing wasn't working and I ended up having to reset my entire PC so i could remove an M.2 drive and use this! However, that's not the fault of this bad boy! This thing captures for things like streaming with just a little fenagling, It's still the best way to capture console games for streaming purposes!

The physical install is a breeze. After that the wheels came off! 1. I called Elgato support 3 times and they were very professional, but no help at all. They said they mostly deal with folks capturing console play and it's tricky to diagnose PC problems because all PCs are potentially different. I agree with them, but I work as a PC tech. I just needed them to help me get my head around what wasn't getting along between the capture card and Windows. They had me scan the hardware and software on both my gaming and streaming PCs and email that info back to them for second level analysis. After a week they emailed me back and said second level didn't have any ideas about why I was getting so much horrible encoder overload when I tried to stream or record in 1440p/60fps. 2. Although I can record and stream at extremely high rates in 1080p/60fps, I can barely touch 1440p/60fps now without horrible encoder overload. The strange thing is the current stream PC has a 3900X CPU and 2080 Super GPU and was my only PC before I built the gaming PC. When I only had one PC I was able to game in 1440p/100+fps (CoD, Apex, Valorant) with mixed to high settings and stream and record in 1440p with NVENC set to quality performance for streaming and quality or fast (X264) for recording. I strongly feel like there is a settings issue someplace or that the capture card is shadow stealing resources from the PC when it's in operation. 3. No matter what I do I can't play ANY game in 1440p fullscreen, I have to use windowed fullscreen or both OBS and the 4k Capture Utility can't capture the gaming screen, they get very blurry and mostly green. I read online some of the capture cards are better using their pass through feature, which I tried, but could only get better results using a 1080p/240hz monitor. Although the Elgato website says this card supports 1440p/144hz passthrough I was NEVER able to get it to work with fullscreen. I continue to clone my gaming output and send that signal out as 1080p/60fps to the capture card and use windowed fullscreen. 4. If you have any audio devices or inputs/outputs disabled on your streaming PC the capture card flips out. When I was trying to send the audio via HDMI (which was also a challenge, but that also involves OBS) to the streaming PC I disabled the unused audio trying to limit my problems. The capture card wouldn't even work like that and Elgato had zero idea what was going on. They told me to return it because it was brand new and the system wouldn't read it at all. Then the second brand new card did the same thing. I had to figure out the issue on the OBS forum. Best Buy was terrific about the exchange though!! 5. It created a horrible ground loop audio buzz, be prepared to buy ground loop isolators for your inbound and outbound audio if you're routing it to a GoXLR or mixing board. 6. Unless you're running something like Thread Ripper, just get the Elgato HD60 Pro. Spending the extra money for the 4k60 Pro MK.2 simply isn't worth it. The card works, but I can't get it to function past 1080p. This is not a case of being upset by a product, just an accounting of the facts as I experienced them. The Elgato reps were all professional. My local Best Buy is always great, I've never had any issues with them and I've spent LOTS of money with the company this year. The 4K60 Pro MK.2 is just a tricky card to operate for PC to PC capture and not worth the money over the HD60 Pro in my eyes. Hopefully your experience will be better!