Devices
Latest devices
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Elgato Facecam Pro (2023)
The Elgato Facecam Pro was the first consumer webcam to capture true 4K at 60 frames per second, pairing a Sony Starvis sensor with a fixed f/2.0 lens and uncompressed video output. Connectivity is a single USB-C port carrying USB 3.2 Gen 1 (5 Gbps) — and at 4K60 that bandwidth is fully saturated, so…
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Elgato Game Capture 4K X (2024)
The Elgato 4K X is the first capture card to deliver lag-free HDMI 2.1 passthrough up to 4K144 with VRR and HDR, while capturing up to 4K144 / 4K30 HDR / 1440p144 to the host PC. The HDMI input is unencrypted, the HDMI output is full HDMI 2.1, and the device uplinks to the host…
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Elgato Game Capture HD60 X (2022)
The Elgato HD60 X is the workhorse 1080p60 / 4K60 passthrough capture card for streamers — HDMI 2.0 input and output, USB 3.0 Type-C uplink to the host PC or Mac, and a 3.5mm TRS line-in for mixing console party chat. The HDMI passthrough is lag-free up to 2160p60, 1440p120, and 1080p240 with VRR and…
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Elgato Game Capture Neo (2024)
This pocket-sized USB capture card records gameplay at 1080p60 while passing a 4K60 HDR signal straight through to your display with zero added lag. It links to a PC or Mac over a single USB-C cable, and that port needs a genuine USB 3.0 (5 Gbps) host to function. Two full-size HDMI ports sit on…
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Elgato HD60 S (2017)
This compact external capture card pulls an unencrypted HDMI signal into a PC over a single USB-C 3.0 (5 Gbps) cable, recording up to 1080p60. Both its HDMI input and lag-free HDMI passthrough top out at 1080p60 — there is no 4K passthrough on this original model (that arrived with the later HD60 S+). A…
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Elgato HD60 S+ (2020)
This external capture card records console gameplay at 1080p60 with HDR10 while passing a 4K60 HDR10 signal through to your TV with no added lag. It connects to a PC or Mac over USB 3.0 via a USB-C port on the device. Two full-size HDMI 2.0 ports handle input and passthrough output, and a 3.5…
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Elgato Wave DX (2022)
The Wave DX is a cardioid dynamic broadcast microphone that connects over a single 3-pin XLR output and needs no signal booster, unlike many low-output dynamic mics. Because it is purely analog, it requires an audio interface or mixer with an XLR input — there is no USB on the mic itself. Its dynamic capsule…
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Elgato Wave Neo (2023)
Elgato’s entry Wave keeps the two connections that matter: a USB-C port (USB 2.0, bus-powered at 5V/200mA) and — unlike several budget rivals — a real 3.5mm headphone jack for zero-latency monitoring. Tap-to-mute on top, 5/8-inch thread underneath with adapters for 3/8 and 1/4-inch mounts, and a braided USB-C to USB-A cable in the box.
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Elgato Wave:1 (2020)
The Elgato Wave:1 is a USB condenser microphone aimed at streamers, pairing a cardioid capsule with Elgato’s Wave Link mixing software. It connects over a USB-C port on the mic (USB 2.0 class) to a USB-A cable on the computer, and adds a 3.5mm headphone jack for low-latency monitoring with USB audio playback. There are…
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Elgato Wave:3 (2020)
The Elgato Wave:3 is a cardioid USB condenser microphone aimed at streamers and content creators. It connects to a host computer via USB-C at up to 24-bit/96 kHz and pairs with the free Wave Link mixer software for multi-source streaming. A 3.5mm headphone jack on the rear gives zero-latency stereo monitoring, and Elgato’s Clipguard technology…
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EPOS H6Pro Closed (2021)
This closed-back wired gaming headset is fully analog, driving 42mm dynamic drivers through a detachable cable that plugs into the left earcup, with a magnetic lift-to-mute boom mic. It ships with two terminations: a single 4-pole 3.5mm cable for consoles and single-jack devices, and a PC cable that splits into separate 3.5mm headphone and microphone…
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Epson EpiqVision Ultra LS800 (2023)
An ultra-short-throw laser projector designed to sit inches from the wall and produce a massive 100-150 inch image at 4,000 lumens. All three HDMI 2.0 inputs support 4K HDR at 60Hz with 18 Gbps bandwidth, and HDMI 3 adds a dedicated gaming mode with 1080p/120Hz at 16.7ms input lag. HDMI 2 includes Audio Return Channel…
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Epson Home Cinema 2350 (2023)
A compact 3LCD smart projector with Android TV built in and 2,800 lumens of brightness for living room use. Both HDMI 2.0 inputs accept 4K HDR signals, with HDMI 1 including ARC for routing audio to an external sound system without a separate cable. A rear USB-A port provides power for a streaming stick, though…
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Epson Home Cinema 3800 (2019)
Epson’s 4K PRO-UHD 3LCD projector pairs two full-bandwidth HDMI 2.0 inputs (18 Gbps, HDCP 2.2) that accept 4K HDR at 60 Hz — a meaningful detail, since some rivals throttle 4K HDMI to 4K@30. Audio output is limited to a single 3.5mm analog jack; there is no optical port and no eARC, so a surround…
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Epson Home Cinema 5050UB (2019)
A 3-chip 3LCD projector delivering 2,600 lumens with PRO-UHD pixel shifting for a 4K-enhanced image from a 1080p native panel. Both HDMI inputs support the full 18 Gbps bandwidth of HDMI 2.0b, enabling HDR10 and HLG content at 4K/60Hz. The motorized lens offers 2.1x zoom with exceptional lens shift of up to 96% vertical and…
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Epson Pro Cinema LS12000 (2022)
Epson’s 4K PRO-UHD laser home cinema projector is one of the few projectors with dual HDMI 2.1 inputs — both ports accept 4K@120Hz HDR signals at 40Gbps, well above the 18Gbps ceiling of older models. HDMI 1 carries eARC, so it returns lossless Atmos to a connected AVR over a single cable. Two USB-A ports…
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Epson QB1000 (2024)
Epson’s QB1000 (EH-QB1000 in Europe) is a 3300-lumen 4K PRO-UHD 3LCD laser projector with two HDMI 2.1 inputs running 40Gbps — enough for 4K HDR at 120Hz on either port, with eARC/ARC on HDMI 2 for sending lossless audio back to an AVR. There are no analog or optical audio outputs, so eARC is the…
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Eve Spectrum 4K 27″ (2021)
Originally crowd-funded under the Eve brand and later rebranded to Dough, this 27-inch 4K IPS monitor was among the first to ship with dual HDMI 2.1 ports for next-gen console gaming. The primary USB-C port delivers up to 100W of power while carrying a DisplayPort 1.4 video signal, enough to charge even power-hungry laptops. A…
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Evercade VS (2021)
The Evercade VS is a modern cartridge-based console built for curated retro collections, outputting a clean 1080p picture over HDMI. Four USB-A ports across the front handle controllers, supporting up to four players and many third-party USB or wireless pads. Power comes in over a Micro USB lead (the console notably uses Micro USB, not…
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Fire TV Cube (2nd Gen / 2019)
This compact cube connects via HDMI 2.0b for 4K output and includes a Micro-USB port for an included Ethernet adapter dongle (10/100 Mbps). IR extender jack provides extended remote reach. Powers via proprietary 15W DC barrel connector—standard cables incompatible. Older Wi-Fi 5 hardware makes it suitable for mid-bandwidth streaming, but lacks the dual-HDMI input and…
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Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen / 2022)
Amazon’s most connected Fire TV device pairs dual HDMI 2.1 ports—one for 4K output, one for cable box passthrough—with built-in Ethernet (RJ-45 100BASE-TX) and dual USB-A 2.0 for external storage or webcams. 360° IR blasters eliminate line-of-sight requirements. Proprietary 15W DC barrel jack powers the unit; standard figure-8 cables won’t work. Wi-Fi 6E connectivity and…
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Fire TV Stick (2nd Gen, 2016)
This second-generation Fire TV Stick is a 1080p streamer, not a 4K device, outputting up to Full HD 1080p at 60Hz (HDCP 1.4) over an integrated HDMI plug. It carries no Ethernet port and streams entirely over dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi. A Micro-USB port on the side provides power from the bundled adapter, and Amazon recommends…
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Fire TV Stick (3rd Gen / 2020)
Budget 1080p stick with native Dolby Atmos decode (rare at this price tier). Built-in HDMI supports HDR10/HDR10+/HLG but NOT Dolby Vision. Micro-USB 5W power sufficient for dongle operation. Wi-Fi 5 and 1.5GB RAM handle Plex or YouTube streams without 4K overhead. Best choice for secondary TVs or non-4K displays where Atmos audio matters more than…
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Fire TV Stick 4K (1st Gen / 2018)
Original 4K stick connects via HDMI 2.0b built-in to deliver 4K/30 or HDR at 1080p/60. Micro-USB 5W power is undersized for heavy external peripheral draw. Lacks AV1 decode and Dolby Vision for profile 10 (newer content gap). Wi-Fi 5 and 1.5GB RAM sufficient for standard 4K streaming at 25Mbps. Budget option for cable-cutters with existing…
