Microware Video Capture Cards, 4K HDMI to USB 3.0 Video Capture Device, 60fps Broadcast Live and Record Video Audio Gaming, Streaming, Teaching, Video (HDMI to USB 3.0 Video Capture)

Tried and tested product i am using this with my laptop and its working fine.In the start it was difficult as i didn't knew how to use this product but after a little google search, i able to successfully use the product

Seems to be working fine

Bought this USB Video Capture device to record videos from different sources like my camera, laptop and game console. It has a USB Type C connector and an HDMI input port. It was very easy to set up and use with OBS software. The video quality was good and the audio was clear. I gave it 5 stars because it did what I needed it to do. Overall, I would recommend this product to anyone who needs a simple and reliable video capture device.

Some times not working

Microwave 4K video capture card HDMI to USB is a device that allows to capture video and audio from an HDMI source and transfer it to your computer via USB.which I require often for content creating, games, professionals use for recording or live stream high-quality video contentBest quality product & supports 4K as described….test & trusted

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Stable performance by this video capture without lag issues at this price.Working fine without any lag or distractions. Product quality is excellent outside and feels like a quality product.

This product is value for money. Satisfied with the product.

Okay, let's get this out of the way now. If you're looking for something that's going to give you 4K 60fps, look somewhere else. I'm not going to knock this little gem of a device just because it doesn't perform to the level of a $200 capture card, that's just dumb!BUT, if you're just beginning your streaming journey, or want a way to hook up your Switch, PS4, Xbox or other HDMI output console, this will most definitely get the job done. And the price is right to boot!This little guy is plug and play. No drivers, no installation, just plug everything in and you're good to go. It provides decent image quality for what it is, rocking at 1080p 30fps for my basic streaming needs. There have been a small handful of issues with the display not feeding through after some non-use, but the traditional unplugging and plugging it back in fixes it. Annoying, yes, but for about $20 bucks, I'm not complaining.

So I’m reviewing this device because of the buzz it was getting on Twitter and YouTube. Yes it seems too good to be true. But after acquiring everything I need to turn my Sony A6000 mirrorless camera into a webcam (I am using it in Streamlabs OBS for streaming on Twitch), I tried this baby out and it works FLAWLESSLY. Such a huge quality improvement over my Logitech C922 Pro. I am blown away considering the low price I paid for this compared to what I would have had to fork out for an El Gato camlink (if I were lucky enough to even find one). Truly impressed

If you are just using the FREE Google Meets or Zoom, you are limited to 720p 30FPS anyway and that is if you have good bandwidth. So, if all you are doing is using this to connect your old camera as a webcam for conferencing, this is a GREAT purchase. If you have zoom pro or using this as a capture card, I would opt for a cam link / HD60s+ that does 1080 60fps.Used this with a Sony ZV-1 and got a clean output.

I can confirm this works for Google Meet in Chrome OS.I tested on a Pixelbook 2017 with Sony A7SII at 1080i, but have no reason to think other combinations wouldn't work, too.

Worked well with my Fujifilm X-T20 and MacBook Pro. While image quality is good, motion in the video was imperceptibly lagging. Great value. Does its job