Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

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.

Great device! I use it to stream from my PC (2060 so starting to get dated if I want good frames and high quality visuals) in order to not use resources for streaming on my PC. I plug it into my linux laptop and record/stream there and it works great! If you have any issues, there's always YouTube to help you

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.

This capture card is definitely been my saving grace of being able to stream Xbox Live online for my fans and I really appreciate the capabilities of this for the price.

Games come out super clean connecting it to OBS studio & I love Elgato's software that it was easy to set up but I do recommend having extra cords on hand if you need length because the ones that come with the capture card are quite short!

Bought this so I could be able to stream and record my Nintendo switch games, It works perfectly, and for the price is a really good piece of equipment. It includes everything you need to to hook it up to your pc and start streaming.

excellent video quality easy to use excellent connectivity

There's a reason Elgato products tend to cost a tad more than their competitors: they're worth it. The HD60X is a great device for next gen console gamers on PS5 and/or Xbox Series X to capture and stream from a PC. That said, their 4K Capture Utility isn't great, so having a secondary option for streaming/recording like OBS is a much better alternative.

I was originally trying to stream with a Razer capture card, but was dealing with a lot of issues. This was really the only other option I could get in person, but I ended up getting a great product with the Elgato HD60X. Elgato makes great quality products and this is no different. Definitely worth the money for the quality.

I got this device to stream from my switch. Super easy to set up, doesn't take up too much space, and came with its own HDMI cable. I am very happy with this purchase.

It was a little confusing but nothing like a good ole YouTube video can’t fix:) it streams great quality and imo best bang for your buck.

Elgato finally got around to redesigning HD 60 Line with this X model Which now offers 4k/60FPS with HDR Passthrough and 1080p/60FPS HDR Capture. If you have Xbox Series S or X it will work out of the box with no issues. However if you have a PS4/5 you'll need to turn off Enable HDCP Mode in the System settings before hand for the HD60x to work. Kinda annoying because you want to use apps like spotify for custom music on the PS5 it won't work. However on Xbox Series X doesn't suffer this problem. I you want to use apps your streaming apps you'll need to re enable HDCP mode on the PS5, But make sure you plug your PS5 back in the TV or Monitor before you do. Design wise it's thin and slim you can plug all your cables in the back expect the audio jack which is in the front for PS4/5 headset audio capture which makes sense. Overall Elgato HD60X is an answer to the AverMedia Cards out in the market right now, I normally use the Elgato cards to stream with my friends on Discord for group chats. If you stream with OBS you will have no issues.

This capture card performs really well for its price and it works flawlessly. Really helps when streaming Xbox at 120 fps without delay. I highly recommend this product if you wish to stream console games via computer. In my experience testing the capture card, here are the best settings that work for me. Passthrough: 1440p, 120 fps Capture: 1080p, 60 fps Some notes: 1. I had an option to use 1440p, 60 fps capture, but the capture card lagged and dropped frames (this wasn’t an OBS issue as OBS didn’t report any frame drops). 2. Please keep in mind that not every computer will be able to stream using these settings, so I highly recommend testing with different settings if you get this product. Here are the devices I used with this capture card: MacBook Pro 2021 Xbox Series X

I was looking for something to record my nintendo switch screen and I got this video capture.. for now is amazing but my computer is not able to play high resolution recordings, so I will need a new pc..

Passed VRR for my Gaming live streams! And the HDR tonemapping Is fantastic! Love It!

Industry leader no need to ask questions you get what you pay for and this is the best. Invest in a setup that doesn't involve you unplugging or plugging stuff into it. It's not a cheap product but the more you do the more wear & tear. Can't blame yourself if it breaks and you mistreat it.

Great product, works like a charm. Would recommend.

It's mostly good but what bothers me is the low color vibrancy. There's not enough color when I'm streaming and recording. Even when I go into the 4K Capture Utility application to adjust the color saturation it doesn't feel like it's enough to where the gameplay is vibrant for a stream. I stream on Kick and use OBS and to keep colors looking decent it feels like I have to have the 4K Capture Utility app running in the back which shouldn't be the case. Maybe there is something that could be done to correct this but I've already got the color saturation at it's highest setting. The contrast brings in too much white light so that setting doesn't really help make the colors pop out like they should. I used Final Fantasy VII Remake as a reference when playing around with the picture settings. I don't believe it's anything with my monitor because the quality of the color saturation looks all the same on all 3 of my monitors.

Works exactly as intended. Needed something to stream with and this works perfectly with OBS. No input lag whatsoever. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a capture card to stream with.