SIIG, Inc
SIIG, Inc CE-H28311-S1 video capturing device 4K60Hz capture 4K120Hz/144Hz loopout USB-C 10Gbps TAA compliant
Captures 4K60Hz video from HDMI 2.1 sources while passing through 4K120Hz or 4K144Hz loopout via USB-C 10Gbps, includes 3.5 mm chat jacks, TAA compliant
- Capture 4K60Hz from any HDMI source with low latency
- Pass-through 4K120Hz or 4K144Hz while recording 4K60Hz
- Transfer data at USB-C 10Gbps for responsive streaming
- Record party chat and live commentary via dual 3.5mm jacks
- TAA compliant aluminium housing with ESD protection
What this capture device does
The SIIG CE-H28311-S1 captures 4K60Hz video from any HDMI 2.1 source such as a gaming PC, console or media player. It simultaneously passes the signal through to a display at up to 4K144Hz or 1080p240Hz. A USB-C 10Gbps link transfers the captured stream to the host system with low latency.
The specification that decides fit
Capture tops out at 4K60Hz while loopout supports 4K120Hz and 4K144Hz. If the workflow requires recording at the same refresh rate the monitor sees, this unit will not meet that need. Buyers who need 4K120Hz or 4K144Hz capture should look elsewhere.
Behaviour under sustained load
The aluminium housing and ESD protection are built to dissipate heat during long streaming or recording sessions. VRR pass-through keeps variable refresh rates stable on the display side. Two 4-pole 3.5 mm jacks maintain party chat and live commentary without extra adapters.
Highlights
- Capture 4K60Hz from any HDMI source with low latency
- Pass-through 4K120Hz or 4K144Hz while recording 4K60Hz
- Transfer data at USB-C 10Gbps for responsive streaming
- Record party chat and live commentary via dual 3.5mm jacks
- TAA compliant aluminium housing with ESD protection
Specifications
| Brand | SIIG |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.39 kg |
| Package size | 168 × 114 × 43 mm |
Questions about this item
What does 4K60Hz capture mean when I plug this into my PC?
It records gameplay or video at 4K resolution and 60 frames per second while your monitor can still display 4K at 120Hz or 144Hz through the loopout.
How does the HDMI 2.1 loopout limit what I see on screen?
The loopout passes 4K at 120Hz or 144Hz and 1080p at 240Hz, so your display runs at its full refresh rate even though capture tops out at 4K60Hz.
What physical connections and space does the unit need?
It uses a USB-C 10Gbps link, two HDMI ports for input and loopout, two 3.5mm four-pole jacks for headset and controller, and fits in an aluminium housing.
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