Balabaxer 4K audio video capture card,USB3.0 with HDMI Cable,full HD 1080p capture device for video editing, game recording, online teaching

The media could not be loaded.  Good value for money, works well paired with my anbernic rg35xx to capture gameplay footage. Easy to setup, plug in and play once you have downloaded obs studio

Works well

I'd love to give this 5 stars simply due it's affordability for what it offers. However I feel a 5 star will give the false impression that it's as good as a £100+ capture card. For the price it's amazingly good at what it does. The latency is very minimal.

I bought this specifically because it was cheap just to do some testing but honestly I'm stunned by how well this works. Plug it in via USB, connect a device to the HDMI and you're off. No config of any kind in OBS Studio, pipes audio without any issues and the latency is basically non existent.I used to have an AverMedia Live Gamer Mini that cost somewhere in the region of 3 times as much as this and honestly it's not as good. It was fussy about input, difficult to configure and lacked support for 4KTested with a Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck and both work flawlessly. Absolutely fantastic.

Summary:The device is great as i am able to capture gameplay from my console straight to my laptop, it does as advertised and I'm happy. Not much else to say, I'd highly recommend it.General:The box contains: 1 capture card, 1 USB A, 1 USB C to A adapter, 1 manualAlthough the USB is 3.0, it didn't matter for my 2.0 USB connection. I paid £18.99 for this product. I did get the one without HDMI, so I can't talk on the quality of that.Review:It comes with a USB C to A adapter - if for whatever reason, it didn't work straight from the USB, my laptop has a USB C port which I could instead use. The capture card itself is extremely light and small, which I wasn't expecting. This is literally plug and play, which is nice. One nitpick I do have is that the USB A provided feels kind of cheap and hollow, despite that it feels like it's built to last. It's hard to explain. I hope this review was helpful.

Simple, easy-to-use, I've used this on both Windows and Linux and it's practically plug-and-play. Seriously doubt it's 4K, when the capture output is maxed out at 1080p.The latency is noticeable but you get used to it after a bit. It does get hot fairly quickly during use, but I haven't experienced any drop-outs or artefacting.

For the money you can’t go wrong, I wanted something to steam a Xbox 360 rgh to PC. This worked perfectly and the quality is amazing for the money.Can’t go wrong, did take a little bit of messing around to get the sound working.

I temporarily connected my gaming laptop to serve as an NVR monitor, but the image quality is quite poor, with noticeable lag. It seems that the chipset used may not be adequate in terms of speed for processing and transmitting data to the USB port. The cursor skips and responds slowly to mouse movements, which is also evident during scrolling. The performance is comparable to a 4K card running at maybe around 15 -20 frames per second. While it was useful for setting up my NVR, investing in a portable monitor seems like a more sensible choice. I won't recomand it to anybody.

Quand je connecte l'appareil j'ai bien l'image mais je n'ai pas le son...Pourtant je suis certain que le câble HDMI fonctionne correctement car quand je branche sur ma TV avec ce même câble j'ai bien le son.Je ne comprends pas...Pouvez vous me guider svp ?Sinon je vais rendre cet article...Merci