The capture card market isn't a particularly flashy segment when it comes to consumer tech. Once you've bought a capture card, you don't need to upgrade for years. They don't cost a great deal of money compared to high-end graphics cards or VR headsets, and advancements in GPUs have meant many PC gamers record and stream without a capture card at all.
So how do you stand out? Elgato's answer is to offer all the same functionality, but faster. USB 3.0 faster, to be precise.
Razer effectively has one foot in the world of streaming and broadcasting with its range of headsets and studio-grade microphones. So it's hardly a surprise to see the peripheral manufacturer try to corner every aspect of the production process with a product to match.
But while the thought of having a Razer capture card to match your microphone, mouse, mouse pad, keyboard and laptop might be appealing, there's one small problem -- it's pretty damn expensive.
