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MiraBox HSV321 USB 3.0 4K HDMI Video Capture Card with Pass-through
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MiraBox HSV321 4K Capture Card

Expert rating5 / 10

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Form Factor:
External USB
Max Recording Resolution:
1080p60
Passthrough Resolution:
4K60
HDR Support:
No

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Manufacturer: MiraBox Last updated: September 12, 2026

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MiraBox HSV321 4K Capture Card Review

The MiraBox HSV321 is a budget external USB-C capture card recording 1080p60 with 4K60 passthrough in an aluminum housing, positioned as an affordable alternative to Elgato and AVerMedia's mid-range cards.

MiraBox has built a following among budget streamers looking for spec-competitive capture hardware without the established brand names' price tags, and the HSV321's aluminum shell at least gives it a sturdier feel than most dongles in this price range. Recording at 1080p60 with full 4K60 passthrough covers the basics most casual streamers actually need, and it's UVC-compliant enough to work without dedicated software if you'd rather just use OBS directly.

Spec-Competitive at a Budget Price

1080p60 capture with 4K60 passthrough matches or beats several pricier cards on paper, the real trade-off buyers make here is build consistency and software support quality rather than the core capture numbers.

Comparison to Alternatives

Against the Elgato HD60 X already in our catalog, both hit the same 1080p60 capture with 4K passthrough spec sheet, HD60 X adds HDR support and Elgato's established software and support behind it. Against the AVerMedia Live Gamer HD 2 GC570 in this list, the HSV321 adds 4K60 passthrough that the GC570 doesn't offer, a genuine spec advantage for a similar or lower price.

Our verdict

Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.

Expert rating5 / 10

Genuinely competitive spec for the price, with the build and software consistency trade-offs typical of budget capture brands.

Best for

  • Budget streamers wanting 4K passthrough without an established-brand price.
  • Casual console capture where 1080p60 recording covers the need.
  • Buyers who'd rather run OBS directly than a bundled proprietary app.

Not for

  • Buyers prioritizing established brand support and consistent firmware updates.
  • HDR capture or passthrough, not supported on this card.
  • Competitive gamers chasing the lowest possible measured latency.

Specifications

What these specs mean

Identity

BrandMiraBox
Model NumberHSV321

Design

Form FactorExternal USB
Connection TypeUSB-C / Thunderbolt

Performance

Max Recording Resolution1080p60
Passthrough Resolution4K60
HDR SupportNo

Signal handling

Latency65 ms

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the MiraBox HSV321 4K Capture Card (External USB-C / 1080p60 Capture / 4K60 Passthrough / Aluminum Housing)?

Key specs for the MiraBox HSV321 4K Capture Card: Form Factor External USB, Connection Type USB-C / Thunderbolt, Max Recording Resolution 1080p60, Passthrough Resolution 4K60, HDR Support No.

Who is the MiraBox HSV321 4K Capture Card (External USB-C / 1080p60 Capture / 4K60 Passthrough / Aluminum Housing) best suited to?

Best suited to: Budget streamers wanting 4K passthrough without an established-brand price; Casual console capture where 1080p60 recording covers the need; Buyers who'd rather run OBS directly than a bundled proprietary app.

What are the drawbacks of the MiraBox HSV321 4K Capture Card (External USB-C / 1080p60 Capture / 4K60 Passthrough / Aluminum Housing)?

Not the best fit for: Buyers prioritizing established brand support and consistent firmware updates; HDR capture or passthrough, not supported on this card; Competitive gamers chasing the lowest possible measured latency.

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