Capture Card If you are into gaming, you can use your iPad as a monitor for your gaming console. This is especially useful if you want to game on the go or free up your main TV.

Then plug the USB-C end of the capture card into your iPad’s USB-C port—not the port on the keyboard case if you have one. Next, open the capture card app (in this case, Capture Pro), then ...

To me, spending $20 on a capture card to let you use your iPad as a console display is a no-brainer. I have used this setup on so many occasions. Of course, the first thought is travel, ...

That’s right, in a few simple steps, you can turn your iPad into a gaming monitor that lets you play Nintendo Switch, PS5, and Xbox games. Here’s what you need to know. How to play Nintendo ...

Turn a VR headset into a portable monitor. With a Meta Quest 2, 3 or Pro, you can use a USB capture card to transfer the video signal directly into the VR headset and use it as a portable, private ...

New Genki capture cards, ShadowCast 2 and Pro versions, support 1080p 60Hz and up to 4K 60Hz, respectively. The new Covert Dock 2 for Nintendo Switch has 45W of power.

Elgato has this whole capture device thing all figured out, and the Elgato HD60 X is another prime example of what the company is capable of. You can use this external capture card with pretty ...

Spending $20 on a capture card to use your iPad as a display for your Mac mini is a no-brainer for me. The first thought that comes to mind is travel, especially road trips or even taking it on ...

Since 2018, Mac has made it easier for users to use tech via the iPad's USB-C port, but not all gadgets are useful. Here are a few good options.