
Elgato 20GBI9901 Game Capture Neo 4K60 HDR Passthrough
Pocket-sized capture card that passes through 4K60 HDR to your display while recording crisp 1080p60 gameplay to your PC or iPad.
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Overview
Key Features
Compact and powerful: Easily set up your gaming experience with premium Elgato Capture hardware, no larger than a smartphone, connecting your console, gaming screen, and computer or iPad effortlessly
Seamless integration: Enjoy super compatibility with the ability to capture gameplay from PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, or any console, coupled with zero limitations such as no time constraints, watermarks, or subscriptions
High-definition gaming experience: Benefit from 4K60 HDR passthrough without compromising console resolution, while simultaneously capturing or streaming breathtaking Full HD content at 1080p60 resolution
Effortless performance: Experience ultra-low latency gaming sessions without any lag while enjoying the flexibility to use a variety of applications including Elgato capture software, QuickTime, OBS Studio, Discord, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom
Climate-Friendly Commitment: The Neo Line was crafted sustainably and is packaged with zero plastic, embodying our dedication to environmental sustainability
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Extremely compact form factor no larger than a smartphone, making it easy to fit into any desk setup
- 4K60 HDR passthrough preserves full visual quality on your gaming display
- Broad software compatibility including OBS Studio, QuickTime, Discord, and Elgato's own app
- Works with PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and other HDMI-output consoles without restrictions
- Plastic-free, sustainably designed packaging
👎 Cons
- Maximum capture resolution is limited to 1080p60, so recorded footage does not match the 4K passthrough quality
- No onboard encoding—relies on the connected computer or iPad for processing, which can tax lower-end systems
- HDMI input only accepts unencrypted signals, so HDCP-protected content cannot be captured
- Does not support capture resolutions above 1080p, which may feel limiting as 1440p streaming becomes more common