The Elgato HD60 S is an external USB-powered game capture device for recording and streaming from PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch, aimed at creators who want a plug-and-play box rather than opening up their PC to install an internal card. It captures gameplay up to 1080p at 60fps with a capture bitrate of up to roughly 40Mbps, and takes its power directly from its USB Type-C connection, so there's no separate power brick to plug in. An HDMI input accepts the console's video feed and passes it straight through an HDMI output to a TV or monitor with minimal added latency, meaning the console can stay connected through the capture box permanently without hurting the actual playing experience. Because it's external and USB-connected, it works equally well with a desktop or a laptop, making it a popular choice for creators who record on the go or don't want to crack open a PC case. It's compatible with PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch as HDMI sources, alongside PC/Mac software for recording and live streaming.