dobestyou V316 4K Capture Card Black USB 3.0 1080p 60fps
Captures 4K 60Hz input and outputs up to 2K 30Hz via USB 3.0 with 1080p 60fps recording and 3.5mm audio
- TypeV316
- ColorBlack
- Weight0.2 kilograms
- 4K 30/60 Hz input captured via USB 3.0
- 1080p 60 fps output for smooth streaming
- 1080p 120/144 Hz pass-through supported
- 5 mm jack adds live commentary audio
- Aluminium shell keeps the V316 cool and light
dobestyou V316 4K Capture Card
The dobestyou V316 is a USB 3.0 video capture device designed for streamers and gamers who need to record or broadcast gameplay from consoles such as PS5, Xbox or Switch. It accepts HDMI input up to 4K at 60Hz or 1080p at 144Hz and sends the signal to a PC or Mac for use with OBS and other software.
Bundled cables and audio jack
The package includes a 1m HDMI cable and a USB 3.0 cable so the unit works immediately without extra purchases. A 3.5mm output lets you connect headphones for monitoring or plug in a microphone to add live commentary directly at the capture device.
1080p 60fps output limit
The single specification that decides suitability is the maximum output resolution of 1080p at 60fps over USB 3.0. Creators who need to stream or record at 2K or 4K resolution should look elsewhere, because this device cannot deliver higher output frame rates or resolutions.
Highlights
- 4K 30/60 Hz input captured via USB 3.0
- 1080p 60 fps output for smooth streaming
- 1080p 120/144 Hz pass-through supported
- 5 mm jack adds live commentary audio
- Aluminium shell keeps the V316 cool and light
Specifications
| Brand | dobestyou |
|---|---|
| Model | V316 |
| Part Number | V316 |
| Type | V316 |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 0.2 kilograms |
Questions about this item
Does the 3.5 mm audio jack on the V316 need any driver updates or firmware flashes to keep working?
The 3.5 mm audio output and microphone input are handled entirely by the plug-and-play USB 3.0 interface, so no separate driver or firmware maintenance is required.
What resolution ceiling hits first when I stream continuously at high frame rates?
The HDMI output tops out at 2K 30 Hz, so sustained streaming above that resolution or frame rate will be limited by the capture card itself.
How hot does the aluminium shell get and does the USB 3.0 port draw enough power for all-day capture?
The aluminium alloy body acts as a passive heatsink and the device is bus-powered over USB 3.0, so it stays warm but within normal operating temperature during extended sessions.
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