Mirabox Capture Card for streaming Recording,USB3.0 HDMI Game Video Capture Card, 4K30FPS HDMI Pass-through,for PS5/PS4/Camera/DSLR/Xbox,Support Windows Mac,Superior Low Latency

Why do I need to buy a webcam when I have a Sony X70 camcorder. This capture device is the definition of plug and play. I plugged my Sony X70 into it via HDMI. It then plugged into my laptop via USB. Skype, Zoom, Microsoft Teams saw it instantly and looks amazing. Also, the device is powered via USB so no external power adaptor which my office is frankly full of. Fantastic product!!!!

For the price you can’t complain. It does it’s job brilliantly. The audio was a bit of a pain to setup on my end (make sure the box is outputting to a TV and not just your PC). It does get very hot very quickly so make sure it’s somewhere cool. But honestly you can’t complain for the price being a lot cheaper than the other capture card options.

Bought during the lightning sale for around £60. Truth be told, I wasn't expecting anything compared to something as revered as an Elgato but I was pleasantly surprised. It's as plug and play as it gets, USB3 and HDMI into the Mirabox and everything just starts working. You can use the low-ish latency HDMI out for capturing consoles or other devices but it's not absolutely necessary. In my case I wanted a secondary capture card for my Sony A6100. Silky smooth 1080p60 footage, colours look decent; Basically you'll be the envy of your zoom calls when you show up with your fancy bokehlicious HD webcam.

This product at first looked good, it had good reviews and looked professional. Except for the massive bold 16 made in China on the side...... we needed it for a charity gaming live stream so it was paramount that it worked. It worked the first time then refused to work again. Bear in mind it requires no drivers or set up software. Just plug in and use it. Out of 10 tries it worked 3 times. The happiest about this product was when I sent it back to get my refund. Just by an elgato 4k yes it's like £120.00 but I plugged it in and it worked straight away. They use that software for film making, don't buy this crap.

It works for some devices so I didn't send it back as faulty.... Unfortunately it doesn't work with the one device I really wanted to use it with which was a DSLR. Instead I had to find a different HDMI capture dongle which did.I will be keeping this for screen sharing but be warned, it may not work with everything and there is ZERO tech support.

Absolutely brilliant quality, for how much it costs, it’s really good. Perfect value for this, the passthrough is very useful and the recording is great quality.

I loved the product initially, and it was easy to set up. (instructions have been translated, but was still clear).I have brilliant video quality from the Nintendo Switch to the PC for streaming on OBS, but audio was not good, I was able to sort it out, but now it won't work and keeps skipping.Now looking at getting a different capture card.

This is the first game capture device I have bought so I couldn't really compare it to any others. I bought it because it was cheaper than the Elgato's and it had good reviews.Upon using this device it worked as soon as a plugged it into my PC via USB, however, getting the audio set up wasn't as straightforward.I bought this device to stream from my PS4 to Streamlabs OBS, it took me around 2 days of fiddling to finally work out how to record the in-game audio at the same time as listening to the audio as i was playing the game. Anyway, long story short, and I got there in the end. I haven't actually streamed using the Mirabox yet, but everything is set up correctly on Streamlabs OBS now, so I'm happy with this product and I would recommend as a cheaper alternative to the more expensive Elgato's.