UGREEN4K 144Hz Video Capture Card HDMI to USB 3.2 Gen 2 with Mic and HDMI 2.1 Loop-Out, with Low Latency for Streaming Game Recording Compatible with Switch 2/Xbox/PS4/PS5/PC/Camera/Mac/OBS/XSplit

The quality on this capture card is unmatched. The sleek aesthetic, the RGB, and it functions without issues. Video quality is perfect and latency is minimal. It is currently in my setup that also includes a Retrotink 4K, a UGREEN HDMI 8K 5in1out Switch, as well as a 4x2 8K HDMI Matrix to ensure I can feed any of my 12 consoles into it for streaming/capturing gameplay. I have my consoles feeding into the 5in1out switch, then the switch feeds into the RT4K, which then feeds into the matrix, and finally, one of the matrix’s outputs feeds into the capture card. As of now, the capture card is functioning well when paired with these devices which enables me to have a practical multi console set up that’s easy to manage. It is priced on the higher end but so far, I have no qualms with it and feel it is worth it.

Okay, first let me say that I'm not a professional streamer nor have I done anything like this before. However, If you're into streaming, recording gameplay, or just need to get a high-quality signal from your console or camera to your PC, you're probably looking at something like this.First impressions? It feels solid, not cheap plastic. Setup was pretty straightforward. Plugged in my PS5, then the loop-out to my monitor, and the USB to my PC. OBS picked it up without a fuss, which is always a relief.The big selling point here is that 4K 144Hz pass-through and low latency. And honestly, it delivers. Playing on my PS5 through the loop-out felt just as responsive as plugging directly into the monitor. No noticeable lag, which is crucial for competitive gaming. Recording 4K footage looked crisp and smooth. So says my son who did most of the testing for me.The mic input is a nice touch if you're doing commentary directly through the card, saving you from needing extra audio interfaces for basic setups. It's compatible with pretty much everything you'd expect: Switch, Xbox, PS4, PS5, PC, cameras – I tested it with my PS5 and PC, and it worked flawlessly. OBS and XSplit compatibility is a given, and it played nice with both.What I liked:True 4K 144Hz pass-through: No compromise on your gaming experience.Super low latency: Essential for serious gamers and streamers.Easy setup: Plug and play with common software like OBS.Mic input: Convenient for commentary.Broad compatibility: Works with all the major consoles and PCs.Solid build quality: Feels durable.What could be better (minor points):It's a capture card, so you'll still need decent PC specs to actually record or stream 4K footage smoothly. That's not a fault of the card itself, just a general reminder.The Verdict:If you're serious about capturing high-quality gameplay or video, especially at higher refresh rates, this UGREEN capture card is a fantastic option. It lives up to its promises of low latency and high resolution. For the price, it feels like a really strong contender in the capture card market. Definitely recommend checking it out!

This is a very, very impressive (and easy to use) capture card. In the package you get the capture card, a proper thick HDMI cable, and a USB-C to USB-C cable. Setup is as straight-forward as you'd think; power and data over USB-C, and video over HDMI. OBS picked up the card easily, and setup was as easy as any other capture card I've used, so you don't need to rely on external software. It does have support for HDR10 and Deep Color modes as well, which I dunno why that wasn't written on the box. Input and output max out at 4K144Hz, with capabilities for 2560x1080 and 2560x1440 as well, all the way down to 480p. Naturally, with 4K144Hz, you're going to need some DSC, especially for transmission over the USB-C cable. You can also get 3.5mm audio in and out.HDMI directly out from the video card was essentially lag-free; I didn't notice anything at all there. Obviously, there's some lag between the source and the OBS preview, but especially at higher framerates, that's to be expected. While I couldn't easily push 4K144Hz, I was able to push 4K60, and didn't notice much in the way of major obvious artifacts. It's also worth noting, as the table does in the item description, that you can't push 4K144Hz with RGB24. You can however push 1080p240Hz with certain color spaces, which is an awesome capability.What I liked most about this is that this device really did its best to get out of my way, and allowed me to do what I needed to. The fact that it just works so easily with OBS is fantastic. The fact that all of its functionality is so easily accessible is fantastic. All in all, it's just a fantastic capture card.

This thing is slick. Pretty much plug and play with most devices I've tried it on, Xbox, PS5, Windows 11 PC. Comes with cables to connect to devices you want to capture from. Full 4K at 144Hz with no problem. It's a very small form factor and very powerful for what it does. I wouldn't hesitate if you're on the fance.

Same as all the other cards. Audio works for a few then cuts off and they can’t tell you how to configure it.

Item returned. I needed a device which can accept both 4K and 1080p inputs. This device would not recognize 1080p input for capture.

This capture card was quick to setup and very easy to use. I had no problem using it at 4k/120hz. It's so small you can fit it anywhere.

Works great. Used this to stream my Xbox to my friends though discord. Easy to setup and was basically plug n play. Came with some good cables and supported freesync and 4k 144hz no problem. There was no noticeable input lag that I could see. It requires a fast usb c port.Works great and easy to setup in obx saw it immediately with no changing settings or installing drivers.