I have it for almost 3 years.
Very good device quality, it took me a long time to learn how to connect everything but when I found it, everything was perfect.
Nice device quality but...

Negatives:
The HDMI stopped working after a few months and the USB type C also stopped working.
Otherwise, it is a powerful device but it has taken a few falls and doesn't feel sturdy

To register and live stream in 1080p is good. However, it does not have built-in codecs, which results in a heavier load on the processor. Other than that, it is worth it.

I started the process about a year ago to search for a capture card and due to the huge shortage at the time, I couldn't find the most well-known Elgato. Of course, I searched for it on the internet and the reviews that this card received made me proceed with the purchase.
Since I have worked with both Elgato and now Ripsaw, I can say that Ripsaw is somewhat better. It is a bit easier to use and has fewer bugs than Elgato.
For me, what has "impressed" me about this card (I think it can also be done with Elgato) is that I have connected my headphones to the card and even when I'm not using it for capture, it works as a sound card for the computer. When I want to stream, I can simultaneously hear the source from the card (iPad) and the computer.

Initially, I was considering the elgato game capture HD 60 s, but its price is at 190 euros and unfortunately, I didn't want to spend that much money since I am currently setting up my new studio. Then, I saw that the Razer card receives very good reviews on YouTube and has some additional features, as well as a price of around 140 euros. It is easy to install and has good quality materials. Of course, I have only been using it for a week, so I don't have a complete opinion about the product. However, so far it seems to do its job very well, so I recommend it. If you want, you can also watch a rough video that I prepared