4K HDMI Capture Card, Cam Link Video Capture Card HDMI to 1080P Type-C for Windows Mac OS System for Streaming Gaming Meeting with USB C Adapter to Adjust PS3 4, Switch, Xbox

Works awesome to get your nice big 27"iMac to be a monitor, no fuss, no muss, just plug and play.

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This device takes any 4K HDMI output and saves it to my iPad. Content creators who use iPads to edit will find this device very useful.It has a high-quality feel and is very fast in transferring data.I give this my highest recommendation.

I use it when I need to check video output streams quickly. It works great but gets really hot. There are free apps in the App Store that work well for this purpose. It's a fantastic addition to your travel bag for emergencies.

Update: it does work!Orig: Ihis does not work. Mini PC, HDMI out connected. Other end connected to phones and tablets to test. Running USB camera standard app on Android. No image. Seems a fail.

It shows in the Mac OS System Information app as USB 2.0 480Mbps. Screenshots attached.No matter what port or orientation I plugged it in, including directly to the USB C ports on the M1 Macbook Pro, it shows up as USB 2.0.The adapter they send with it to convert from USB C to USB A is itself a USB 3.0 adapter. But that's irrelevant because the device itself is USB 2.0.The HDMI capture is fine (the same lag I've seen on other devices). If you need a USB C HDMI capture card and you're fine with USB 2.0 speed, this is a great device. But the stats are misleading, and you CAN buy a USB 3 version from other companies.Don't be fooled - this is NOT USB 3 speed! USB 3 is 5Gbps, not 480Mbps.

The good news about this product:* It's easy to use. It's plug-and-play, you can use any sort of app that captures from a webcam (it registers as one). So hooking it up to OBS is ezpz.* There's very little lag. It's kinda there if you focus on it, but it's probably 1 frame late.* It's cheap, so if you need an HDMI capture device, this works well for that.Now for the bad* The device is USB 2.0, not USB 3.0 as the product literature claims. You can verify this yourself using a tool called "USB Device Tree Viewer." So unless I somehow got a bum unit, the product literature is lying about that. In addition, the USB-C to USB-A converter you get is also USB 2.0, despite the Type-A side looking like a USB 3.0 port (I tried plugging it in with various known USB 3.0 devices and it all registered as USB 2.0)* The output of this device is capped at 1080p30, and there's no software to configure it.Would I return this device knowing the limitations of it? Not really. The price point is fine and I originally bought it to turn my iPad into an external monitor. Since it's still 1080p30, it's good enough if I need to tinker with something and don't have a display on hand to do it with.

I was Looking for somethingthat would allow me to hook my streaming deviceto the PC in the other roomso I could watch NetFlix or other servicesI had my RoKu hooked to my monitors HDMI portwhich worked wellbut changing inputs was kind of a pain(in the You know where)because it would change my PCs resolutionresizing and moving all my windowswhen I changed the input back to PCthis works much betterbecause I can just open streaming box in a WindowOther things to Know:it doesn't come with Software...(but windows already has the Drivers)I tried a few thingsVLC worked okay but it wouldn't really go full screen 16:9it only want to run it in old school 4:3 TV modeI also tried to open it in a browser tab(which was a little over my head)same problem... 4:3 TV RatioI'm sure you can probably run it in Any software that will open a webcamyou just have Select the source as... "USB Video"TLDR:in the end, I just used MPC-BE which I've been using for Years...(Media Player Classic Black Edition) Download from MajorGeeksin Options: select the Play Back Capture Device as "USB Video"Works PerfectlyExactly what I Wanted