Review on Elgato HD60 S+ Capture Card: 1080p60 HDR10 Recording, 4K60 HDR10 Zero-Lag Passthrough for PS5, PS4/Pro, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One X/S | Ultra-Low Latency via USB 3.0 by James Naylor

I originally bought a regular HD60 Pro capture card and was preparing for war. Setting up for console streaming seemed like hours of complicated setup. While waiting for shipping, I came across an article on capture cards that labeled the 4k60 Pro as trouble-free when connected to consoles like the PS4 and Switch. I tried to find a 4k setup guide but didn't find anything strange. I decided to give it up and ditch my HD60 Pro and go for a 4k capture card. Installing it on a PC was very easy. After I connected everything and downloaded the software. I turned on my connected Nintendo Switch and boom. It worked flawlessly and right away. Great, perfect streaming, no audio issues, no connection issues. It just worked right away. I immediately launched OBS Studio to sync my capture card and wow! Here, too, he immediately got to work and worked at the push of a button. My brother and friend turned on my twitch stream and immediately commented on how good the quality was. I was very impressed with the smoothness of the setup. I have yet to try it on PS4 and have no plans for 4K streaming, but I can confirm that Nintendo Switch works as well as it can at 1080p. No input lag, no framerate issues, no audio or settings issues for me. I just plugged the headset into my computer and it worked. Thanks Elgato.