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If you’re a gaming content creator, you’ll want to show off your skills, and with the Elgato 4K S game capture isn’t just easy, your recordings also look stunning in Ultra HD resolution.
With this special Black Friday deal, you can save $25 off the price of the Elgato 4K S, taking it down to just $134.99. This deal is only available between November 20 and December 1, so act fast if you want to make the most of this discount.
Elgato 4K S: was $159.99 now $134.99 – 16% off
No matter where you play your games, the Elgato 4K S will be able to capture all the action. From the Switch 2, PS5 and Xbox Series S, to your PC and even your iPhone, you’re covered.
As well as being able to capture gameplay at 60Hz in 4K, you can also choose to record at 1440p and 1080p, and there’s HDR10 support too.
And for those of you who love to livestream your gaming sessions, the Elgato 4K S supports top streaming apps including OBS Studio, TikTok Live Studio, Twitch, YouTube, Discord, and more.
Plus, with 4K60 passthrough, you can connect your console, handheld, or mobile gaming device to practically any display, giving you big-screen gaming on demand.
For those who are framerate obsessed, there’s support for up to 1080p240 passthrough and capture with variable refresh rate (VRR).
Remember, this exclusive deal is available between November 20 and December 1, so act fast if you want to save money on the 4K S.
Elgato 4K S: was $159.99 now $134.99 – 16% off
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