![WARRKY 4K HDMI Capture Card [with Fixed USB 3.0 Cable, 4K Loop Out, No-Latency] 1080P 60FPS Cam Link Video/Audio Capture Device for Streaming, Game Recording, Compatible for Nintendo/PS5/xBox/PC-Gray](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81-lqd2RQ0L._AC_SL1500_.jpg "WARRKY 4K HDMI Capture Card [with Fixed USB 3.0 Cable, 4K Loop Out, No-Latency] 1080P 60FPS Cam Link Video/Audio Capture Device for Streaming, Game Recording, Compatible for Nintendo/PS5/xBox/PC-Gray")
WARRKY 4K HDMI Capture Card [with Fixed USB 3.0 Cable, 4K Loop Out, No-Latency] 1080P 60FPS Cam Link Video/Audio Capture Device for Streaming, Game Recording, Compatible for Nintendo/PS5/xBox/PC-Gray
Original price was: €30.€22Current price is: €22.
Price: $29.99 - $21.99
(as of Aug 06, 2025 23:36:17 UTC – Details)
Product Description
1 Capture & Loop-out
2 3.5mm Audio-In & Out
3 2-in-1 USB 3.0
4 Smart Chip
5 Cable Solution
1 PS5 -> Desktop
2 DSLR Cam -> Laptop
3 Switch -> USB-C iPad
4 Smartphone -> Laptop
5 Wide Compatibility
[1080P 60FPS Recording & 4K 30FPS Pass-through] Enhance your game streaming with the advanced WARRKY USB 3.0 Capture Card. Record your gameplay in stunning 1080p at 60FPS for seamless, buttery-smooth visuals. But that’s not all – our capture card also supports loop out feature at 4K 30FPS, letting you effortlessly stream gameplay while passing the signal to another display or recording device. Whether you’re a gamer, live streamer, or content creator, we have you covered.
[Safer & Clearer Recording with Advanced Cable Solution] Fixed built-in cable that connects to the IC chip directly can efficiently improve stability and transmission rate. Avoiding file corruption and quality reduction caused by separate USB cables. Nylon braided jacket has a longer lifespan. Include a USB to USB C adapter (attached anti-loss rope), whether your device has USB-A or USB-C port, we are all compatible. (*Note: a USB 3.0 and above port is required for conveying 1080P60Hz video)
[Unparalleled Assistant for Full GamePlay Walkthrogh & Live Streaming] Thermal-conductive aluminum shell has better heat dissipation than ABS case. Immerse yourself for a long-time gamplay or fully interact with live streaming audiences. Adopt the latest chip solution to get smooth experience and ultra-low latency. Unique & futuristic design with CNC integrated molding, no screws around the body.
[Plug-and-Play & Universal Compatibility] Enjoy a seamless plug-and-play experience without the need for driver installation, making it ready to use straight out of the box. It is compatible with popular streaming software such as OBS Studio, XSplit, and Potplayer, and supports major systems including Windows, Android, and macOS. Whether for game streaming, video conferences, live broadcasting, or other scenarios, it’s the excellent companion for all your audio and video needs.
[WARRKY] We are committed to delivering exceptional quality products that combine sophisticated design with affordable pricing, offering you the best solutions for seamlessly connecting your work and life. Experience our fast and reliable customer support, with a response time of just 18 hours! Rest assured, we offer hassle-free longtime returns or replacements, even after the amz 30-day window. Say goodbye to worries with WARRKY by your side.
Customers say
Customers find the capture card works well with StreamLabs OBS and delivers excellent video quality at 1080p 60fps and streaming in 120fps. They appreciate its simple plug-and-play setup, solid build quality, and compact, lightweight design. While some customers report no audio issues, others mention choppy audio performance.
10 reviews for WARRKY 4K HDMI Capture Card [with Fixed USB 3.0 Cable, 4K Loop Out, No-Latency] 1080P 60FPS Cam Link Video/Audio Capture Device for Streaming, Game Recording, Compatible for Nintendo/PS5/xBox/PC-Gray
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jmick –
A great capture card, period, even when compared to more expensive options!
My significant other and I stream console games (mostly Nintendo Switch) on Twitch, and have tried out quite a few capture devices in the process.We started with an ultra budget MacroSilicon 2109 solution. You may have seen them as the generic “Video Capture with Loop” devices. They’re USB 2.0, so the best you’ll get is 1080p @30fps, and you’ll get lots of visual artifacts due to the MJPEG compression. You might have audio issues, too (on Windows PCs, they might be detected as Mono 96 kbps, instead of the correct Stereo 48k).I was then lucky to get an EVGA XR1 Lite on sale, and for the most part, it’s a great capture card. full uncompressed USB 3.0, 1080p @60fps game capture. It has its own problems though. The color settings just up and disappeared after a firmware update. System audio also gets choppy after I close my capture, and will be broken until I re-plug the XR1. Considering they cost $90 normally, I shouldn’t be having these problems at all!So I looked for another good and fairly cheap option to improve her streams. I tried one that wasn’t MacroSilicon-based… it was awful. Everything looked over-sharpened and yellowish (and I assure you, we know how to set up OBS properly). Back it went.I then found another one that was fairly cheap, and had a newer MacroSilicon 2131 chip. For a while it looked like a winner! No audio issues, and the video looked crystal clear with no weird post-processing. Problem was, as soon as it started warming up from regular use, the pass-through would give out. The monitor the output was connected to would go black and come back after a couple seconds. We never did send it back unfortunately, as I didn’t know the device was at fault until too late. Switching out HDMI cables didn’t fix the problem either.Frustrated, I gave myself 2 options. Purchase a separate HDMI splitter, or find another capture card altogether.That’s when I found the WARRKY.I was hesitant to take the plunge after all we had been through, but it looked really really nice! I didn’t think it could possibly be any good when it’s so cheap (well under 30 bucks at the time of posting). I had to do something though, so I took a chance… I’m so glad I did!The WARRKY is beautiful. It’s compact and made of solid aluminum.We’ve used it on multiple streams now, without a single problem. It showed right up in OBS. We set it to 1080/60 with YUY2 (no compression), and made sure to match the Color Range in both OBS and in the Nintendo Switch TV settings. No video drop-outs, no audio issues. No artificating. Everything looks beautiful! We even capture the audio through the WARRKY to mix into our headset along with Discord and other system audio. There’s no audio delay whatsoever, and very minimal video delay. You should be using the HDMI output when playing, but you could easily play most games using OBS itself as a monitor – it’s that responsive!It runs a bit warm when in use, but this is a good thing! It means the device’s shell is transfering heat away from the chip like it should.This appears to use a MS2131 chip, which I’m happy to see. MacroSilicon is the best option for these devices.We mainly use the WARRKY on our Linux PCs, but we tested it on Windows 10, and it works great. If we’re ever forced to use Windows for any length of time, we trust it will run fine there!I almost knocked a star off because the cable is hard-wired and not replaceable, but I really don’t think that’s a problem. If it works, it’s likely going to work fine for the rest of your time owning the device. Treat it well and it’ll treat you well! Plus, it has a USB-C adapter included, and that IS replaceable.I know I sound like an advertisement, but I’m very very happy with this purchase. I wish this was the first device we tried, because it would have been the only one! Buy it, seriously. Don’t spend more unless you need to capture 4K or something. For most consoles, this is ALL you will ever need.
vincent foti –
Good capture card
If you need a capture card, this is a good one at a decent price. I used this to stream myself playing Switch games. The in/out port labels are hard to see, but I just wrote on it with a sharpie, and its good to go. Easy to connect and no lag.
WDangler –
Value for the Money 4K HDMI Capture Card
I recently purchased the WARRKY 4K HDMI Capture Card, and I couldnât be happier with my decision! This device has truly exceeded my expectations in every way.Setup and Installation: The setup was incredibly straightforward. It was a simple plug-and-play experience with no need for additional drivers or software. Within minutes, I had it up and running on my Windows 11 PC.Performance: The performance is outstanding. The capture quality is crystal clear, maintaining the 4K resolution without any noticeable lag or latency. Whether Iâm streaming games or recording tutorials, the video quality is consistently sharp and smooth.Compatibility: Iâve tested it with various devices, including my DSLR camera, gaming console, and even my old camcorder. It worked flawlessly with all of them. The versatility of this capture card is impressive.Build Quality: The build quality is solid and durable. It feels like a premium product with its sleek design and sturdy construction. The compact size also makes it easy to carry around if needed.Value for Money: Considering the features and performance, this capture card offers excellent value for money. Itâs a great investment for anyone looking to enhance their streaming or recording setup.Overall, I highly recommend the WARRKY 4K HDMI Capture Card to anyone in need of a reliable and high-quality capture solution. It has made a significant difference in my content creation process, and Iâm sure it will do the same for you!
Tony –
Great capture card for its price
It is very lightweight to my surprise, but the material quality feels great, there was no installation needed, just plug and play!My only complain is that the labels from HDMI In & Out are a bit hard to read, and I don’t know if other units are the same but both audio jack ports had no labels (not that I’m gonna use them anyway).I tested it a bit on OBS, setup the audio monitoring to my headphones and so far, the experience has been flawless, no delay issues nor input lag.Hoping to record and stream on the NSW2 when it comes out!
Ed –
Just simply quit working while live streaming.
It was good for about a week the just failed and never worked again after that. I purchased this device because it was highly recommend for a smaller budget setup. It was great for the week it worked. I used it with a dual pc setup for live streaming BO6 and while live streaming with over 2,000 people watching it just died. I lost a lot of money that day. Lesson learned. If you want to make money, buy the good stuff right off the bat.
Paulo Fernando Duarte Batista –
Excelente tanto funcionalidade, quando o acabamento do produto.
blinker –
Absolutely great little thing, it’s not too expensive and works well, picture and sound is impressive for the 25 pound I paid for it. Let’s see how long it lasts.
Derek McRoberts –
I have used many different capture devices in the past, from Elgato HD60S to the Razer Ripsaw and this device performs just as well as these top rated brands for less than a quarter of the price.4k passthrough worked as expected and it connected easily with OBS to input the distributed feeds with ease into my scenes. I tested with a range of devices, (PS5, Xbox Series X, Series S, Switch and Steamdeck) and it pulled through audio/video with ease using the HDMI and 3.5 connectors.The device itself is compact and robust.If you are looking at getting into streaming, then this device is a cost effective and solid offering that stands shoulder to shoulder with the big boys. Well worth a purchase.
Edu –
A qualidade da imagem no video é boa, mas o áudio é um pouco baixo. No geral é muito bom. Recomendo.
Mark –
I conducted two tests on the Warrky USB 3.0 HDMI Capture Card, the first of which was to test the framerate and resolution of the capture card to see if it was optimal for recording gameplay and timelapses etc. The second test was to test the bitrate of the capture card to see if it could handle dark videos and many different things happening at once.As I was setting up the capture card, the instructions could have been a little clearer when explaining the “in” and “out” HDMI ports but anyone with a even a little bit of knowledge with technology would be able to figure it out. after plugging the capture card into my pc and my graphic tablet into the capture card, I opened OBS and encountered my first issue, although it says on the instruction manual that you should set the FPS to 60 and the Video format to YUY2, the highest I could set the fps was 50 and the only video format available was MJPEG. after unplugging my graphic tablet, the YUY2 video format became available.When I reviewed the recording for the first test for the capture card, I noticed that the fps was flawless all the way through the 10 minute video, and the bitrate was fine as well, overall the recording was smooth and clear.I was setting up for the second test when encountered my second major issue, when using the YUY2 video format, the fps limit caps at 10 whereas switching to the MJPEG video format allowed me to record at 50. Upon reviewing the recording for the second test, I noticed that it can handle a lot of things happening at once the bitrate begins to decrease the darker the brightness of the game or window recorded.Overall, I think that the Capture Card was able to hold up very well. in terms of fps and resolution I think they’re a very good choice for the price of the card with the max framerate being 60 fps, which is the standard framerate for monitors, and 1920 x 1080 resolution which is more than enough for a good quality video, in terms of bitrate I believe that as long as you don’t record windows that are quite dark the capture card will perform perfectly for whatever you’re using it for.