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Elgato Capture Card Neo
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Elgato Capture Card Neo

The Game Capture Neo is a powerful device that turns you into a creator. It connects your console to your gaming monitor and your laptop or iPad, so you can record or stream like a professional. Additionally, it func

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Description

Description

Connection and operation.

Connect your equipment and select Game Capture Neo in your favorite application. That’s it, you’re ready to capture your boss battles without having to deal with any settings.

Playback and recording on iPad.

Keep the setup as minimal as possible and play through the video recording app—no gaming monitor needed. Simply connect your iPad* using a USB-C cable or a third-party adapter.

*The iPad supports only one audio source at a time, so it is currently not possible to simultaneously record audio from both the microphone and the console.

Pure gameplay.

You won't need to lower your console's resolution or worry about lag. The Game Capture Neo lets you play the latest titles in all their graphical beauty, with no delay—up to 4K60 HDR!

Full HD Content.

Share high-quality content that stands out. Your gameplay will be recorded in 1080p60 resolution, ideal for streaming or uploading to Twitch and YouTube.

Unlimited sharing.

Capture everything you see and hear—gameplay, cutscenes, soundtrack—without watermarks or time limits. Record directly to your hard drive, stream live to your favorite platform, or share them on Discord or TikTok.

Iconic technology, great looks too.

Clean and simple, the Game Capture Neo almost disappears on a desk. Yet, it features the same technology that has empowered creators everywhere.

Go even further.

As your needs grow, the Game Capture Neo has much more to offer.

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Specifications

Type
Capture Card

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • Voulou_Vasilis_Lazarou
    5
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    Verified purchase

    A very good capture card and, for 1080p60 streaming, you really can’t ask for much more.

    The setup is simple, the image is clear and stable, and the HDMI passthrough works without noticeable delay, so you can play normally on your TV or monitor while the PC/Mac simultaneously receives the signal for OBS, Streamlabs, etc. In tests with long recording sessions, the quality remained stable without problems or degradation.

    According to Elgato’s specifications, it supports passthrough up to 4K60 HDR, while capture goes up to 1080p60. It is USB 3.0, compatible with Windows, macOS, and iPadOS, and can be used with OBS and other capture/streaming applications.

    Its big advantage is simplicity. PS5, Switch, Xbox, iPad, or another HDMI source → Neo → display and computer. You connect it and it works. You don’t need to be a technician to set up a stream.

    And one important thing regarding negative reviews: if someone buys the Neo expecting it to record in 4K or capture at 120fps, they will be disappointed. Elgato does not promise that. The 4K60 is passthrough, while capture is 1080p60. Also, there are isolated reports of signal issues, but in many cases they are related to cables, USB ports, or changes in resolution/refresh rate and not necessarily to a defective device.

    For the money and for use in OBS/streaming at 1080p60, it is a very fair choice. It does not try to be something it is not. It does one thing and does it well: it takes the HDMI signal, passes it to the display without any meaningful delay, and sends it cleanly to the computer for streaming or recording.

    For PS5 + OBS specifically, it is one of those purchases that you connect, set up once, and then simply forget it exists. And that, for this kind of gear, is a big compliment.

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  • Voulou_Vasilis_Lazarou
    5
    Voulou_Vasilis_Lazarou

    A very good capture card and, for 1080p60 streaming, you really can’t ask for much more.

    The setup is simple, the image is clear and stable, and the HDMI passthrough works without noticeable delay, so you can play normally on your TV or monitor while the PC/Mac simultaneously receives the signal for OBS, Streamlabs, etc. In tests with long recording sessions, the quality remained stable without problems or degradation.

    According to Elgato’s specifications, it supports passthrough up to 4K60 HDR, while capture goes up to 1080p60. It is USB 3.0, compatible with Windows, macOS, and iPadOS, and can be used with OBS and other capture/streaming applications.

    Its big advantage is simplicity. PS5, Switch, Xbox, iPad, or another HDMI source → Neo → display and computer. You connect it and it works. You don’t need to be a technician to set up a stream.

    And one important thing regarding negative reviews: if someone buys the Neo expecting it to record in 4K or capture at 120fps, they will be disappointed. Elgato does not promise that. The 4K60 is passthrough, while capture is 1080p60. Also, there are isolated reports of signal issues, but in many cases they are related to cables, USB ports, or changes in resolution/refresh rate and not necessarily to a defective device.

    For the money and for use in OBS/streaming at 1080p60, it is a very fair choice. It does not try to be something it is not. It does one thing and does it well: it takes the HDMI signal, passes it to the display without any meaningful delay, and sends it cleanly to the computer for streaming or recording.

    For PS5 + OBS specifically, it is one of those purchases that you connect, set up once, and then simply forget it exists. And that, for this kind of gear, is a big compliment.

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Description & Specifications

Connection and operation.

Connect your equipment and select Game Capture Neo in your favorite application. That’s it, you’re ready to capture your boss battles without having to deal with any settings.

Playback and recording on iPad.

Keep the setup as minimal as possible and play through the video recording app—no gaming monitor needed. Simply connect your iPad* using a USB-C cable or a third-party adapter.

*The iPad supports only one audio source at a time, so it is currently not possible to simultaneously record audio from both the microphone and the console.

Pure gameplay.

You won't need to lower your console's resolution or worry about lag. The Game Capture Neo lets you play the latest titles in all their graphical beauty, with no delay—up to 4K60 HDR!

Full HD Content.

Share high-quality content that stands out. Your gameplay will be recorded in 1080p60 resolution, ideal for streaming or uploading to Twitch and YouTube.

Unlimited sharing.

Capture everything you see and hear—gameplay, cutscenes, soundtrack—without watermarks or time limits. Record directly to your hard drive, stream live to your favorite platform, or share them on Discord or TikTok.

Iconic technology, great looks too.

Clean and simple, the Game Capture Neo almost disappears on a desk. Yet, it features the same technology that has empowered creators everywhere.

Go even further.

As your needs grow, the Game Capture Neo has much more to offer.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Type
Capture Card

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

5.0
1
5.0
Review this product
  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Voulou_Vasilis_Lazarou
    5
    Voulou_Vasilis_Lazarou

    Verified purchase

    A very good capture card and, for 1080p60 streaming, you really can’t ask for much more.

    The setup is simple, the image is clear and stable, and the HDMI passthrough works without noticeable delay, so you can play normally on your TV or monitor while the PC/Mac simultaneously receives the signal for OBS, Streamlabs, etc. In tests with long recording sessions, the quality remained stable without problems or degradation.

    According to Elgato’s specifications, it supports passthrough up to 4K60 HDR, while capture goes up to 1080p60. It is USB 3.0, compatible with Windows, macOS, and iPadOS, and can be used with OBS and other capture/streaming applications.

    Its big advantage is simplicity. PS5, Switch, Xbox, iPad, or another HDMI source → Neo → display and computer. You connect it and it works. You don’t need to be a technician to set up a stream.

    And one important thing regarding negative reviews: if someone buys the Neo expecting it to record in 4K or capture at 120fps, they will be disappointed. Elgato does not promise that. The 4K60 is passthrough, while capture is 1080p60. Also, there are isolated reports of signal issues, but in many cases they are related to cables, USB ports, or changes in resolution/refresh rate and not necessarily to a defective device.

    For the money and for use in OBS/streaming at 1080p60, it is a very fair choice. It does not try to be something it is not. It does one thing and does it well: it takes the HDMI signal, passes it to the display without any meaningful delay, and sends it cleanly to the computer for streaming or recording.

    For PS5 + OBS specifically, it is one of those purchases that you connect, set up once, and then simply forget it exists. And that, for this kind of gear, is a big compliment.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Voulou_Vasilis_Lazarou
    5
    Voulou_Vasilis_Lazarou

    A very good capture card and, for 1080p60 streaming, you really can’t ask for much more.

    The setup is simple, the image is clear and stable, and the HDMI passthrough works without noticeable delay, so you can play normally on your TV or monitor while the PC/Mac simultaneously receives the signal for OBS, Streamlabs, etc. In tests with long recording sessions, the quality remained stable without problems or degradation.

    According to Elgato’s specifications, it supports passthrough up to 4K60 HDR, while capture goes up to 1080p60. It is USB 3.0, compatible with Windows, macOS, and iPadOS, and can be used with OBS and other capture/streaming applications.

    Its big advantage is simplicity. PS5, Switch, Xbox, iPad, or another HDMI source → Neo → display and computer. You connect it and it works. You don’t need to be a technician to set up a stream.

    And one important thing regarding negative reviews: if someone buys the Neo expecting it to record in 4K or capture at 120fps, they will be disappointed. Elgato does not promise that. The 4K60 is passthrough, while capture is 1080p60. Also, there are isolated reports of signal issues, but in many cases they are related to cables, USB ports, or changes in resolution/refresh rate and not necessarily to a defective device.

    For the money and for use in OBS/streaming at 1080p60, it is a very fair choice. It does not try to be something it is not. It does one thing and does it well: it takes the HDMI signal, passes it to the display without any meaningful delay, and sends it cleanly to the computer for streaming or recording.

    For PS5 + OBS specifically, it is one of those purchases that you connect, set up once, and then simply forget it exists. And that, for this kind of gear, is a big compliment.

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