HD 1080P Webcam with Microphone for Desktop Standing and Clip-on,PC USB Video Web Camera Cam Live Streaming 90-Degree Extended View for Video Calling (Black-2)

Setup was super easy - just plug and play. Windows 10 did automatically install all the needed drivers. I'm currently using the built-in Win 10 camera app, hence did not have to install additional software. Very nice.The video quality is better than I was expecting. Very nice and natural colors with very good automatic white balance even with not so bright environment. Sharp picture, but definitely not over-processed. Viewing angle is exactly 90 degrees and the 4 LED's to brighten the image work very well, but only in close proximity, but can be regulated as needed.Sound (mic) is OK, but definitely not the greatest, but I have already my professional mic, hence I don't need it, but still it could be used and people will be able to understand. Mic can be disabled on the cam with a switch. I've tested the settings and all the listed formats have been supported nicely up to 1080P video and 2 MP photo. I've tested it on USB 2.0, 3.0 and even a usb hub and it worked everywhere but I don't recommend a HUB because it can cause problems and sometimes limits resolution.Bracket works nicely even on my rather thick display and camera can be nicely pointed to almost every direction.

La base tipo clip es genial, la puedo colocar sobre el escritorio o enganchar en el borde de cualquier repisa. La imagen perfecta pero dice que se enfoca girando el anillo alrededor del lente pero el mío no parece girar. De todas formas la imagen se ve perfecta y el sonido me escuchan muy bien. El único detalle es que a veces cuando la pongo en mute luego no puedo volver a encender el micrófono a menos que desenchufe y enchufe nuevamente el cable USB.

This was a little hard to understand how to use it in the beginning, and I still have found that it does not seem to work as good as a camera built into the computer ---- I had a laptop that the camera was real easy to use, I now have a PC modem and a 22" display monitor. But it works okay when you do a conference call with others, the sound is good and the video quality is good ---- I just have a hard time taking a single picture and putting it in my picture folder. I'll have to work on this more when I have more time, but right now it suffices.

This is an update to my review. YoLuke contacted me to figure out what was wrong. I plugged the camera back in and it worked! Something is not quite right with the configuration but I am sure YoLuke will help make it right! The quality of the video is very good compared to camera of only a few years ago.Initially, it worked great. Then the computer screen it was connected to went black and I cannot get it back to showing a camera image. Nowhere does this product say who it was manufactured by, so it's hard to fine any support information.

I’m an online teacher and overall I’ve found this to be a great value and many times better than my computer provided. It remains in focus without the blurry adjustment period. I teach standing and there is no lag in following motion. My complaint is that this camera does NOT like anything blue, my phone or iPad. Everything turns yellow-orange and will not readjust unless I turn the camera off and back on, and periodically this won’t work either. For this reason, I’m looking to replace this webcam.

It has really good quality for a cheap price while it isn’t the greatest quality in the world it was a lot better then what I was expecting l. I use it a lot as a tutor through Skype and I’ve had no problems with it. I recommend it if you’re trying to get a cheap but good cam, maybe not for something professional like streaming videos games or something but even for that it wouldn’t be bad! I enjoy it

I bought this camera to use as a security device at my church. It did work as advertised. Plug and play with no issues on a Mini Mac. However the LEDS did not light up and I have to question the validity of it being 1080. At 15 feet the image was blurry and would not focus clear. Sound quality was good. The spring loaded mounting bracket was a bit too large and not practical. It limited the ability to adjust the camera.

It's not really 1080p but more like 720p however the frames are really good. What I like best about this webcam is that it's versatile. The clamp can be used as a stand which I found very useful. The lights only go from off to super bright which is a bummer. It's only manual focus which has it benefits such as you won't need to adjust it often because I noticed it has a very high depth of field to it so you won't need to fine tweak it every time you move forward or back slightly. Haven't tested the mic or still shot features yet but I'll update it when I test them out. I highly recommend this if you're going to do vlogging or streaming or simple video chatting.

This is a piece of garbage. Can't get much clearer than that. First (and least important), I could not get the microphone to work.MORE important is the issue with the clarity. It lays it out pretty well in the manual. Let's see... on the front cover of the manual (see fig. 1), it states 1080P. On the back cover of the manual (see fig. 2), under "Questions and Answers", one of the questions is "The pictures are so grainy and blurry, what should I do?" For an answer, it states "..... although our webcam is not the clearest, but for the price, it's worthy. If you are looking for a 720P or 1080P camera, please choose others". Say what??? THAT IS WHAT I CHOSE, ACCORDING TO YOUR AMAZON AD AND YOUR MANUAL!!! (Please see fig. 1 again)

A number of years back, Plug & Play was better known as Plug & Pray because devices which were suppose to "just work", didn't. As testiment to the maturity of software and devices, the concept has lived up to expectations and this USB Webcam did exactly as promised. I plugged it into a USB port and it simply worked.The webcam came in a small box which includes a manual (more like a leaflet) and the webcam inside a little plastic bag. First impression is that aestheticly it looks pretty good but it felt rather light. The manual does say one of its features is lightweight, and it certainly is. The clip used to hold the webcam in place has pads to prevent scruffing up the object you attach it to. The clip also has 4 little "feet" at the bottom which allows you to lay it on a flat surface. The USB cable is approximately 4'6" long and has inline control about 1' from the webcam.According to the included instructions, you need a USB 2.0 port and any of the following systems: Windows XP/7/8, Mac, PS4, and Xbox. I have an available USB 3.0 port (they are backwards compatible) and Windows 10, so, the instructions are a bit dated since it worked perfectly without having to scrounge for drivers. Once Windows finishes installing the driver, the 4 lights on the face of the webcam turns brightly on. It's not very obvious, but, to dim or turn the lights off, you adjust it by way of the inline thumb control on the USB cable.In my test, I am using Google Hangouts. As soon as I launch Hangouts, the first thing it does is prompt me to allow Hangouts access to the webcam plus the microphone. Obviously I granted Hangouts to have access. Then click "Video Call" and it prompts who you want to conduct a video call with. I found the video quality to be pretty good and the sound was actually better than expected. The microphone picked up clear speech even 10 feet away and that was without shouting. It does claim to be able to pick up sound from 30 feet away so I suppose it shouldn't be too surprising.In this current COVID-19 environment of self isolation, it's nice to be able to call and actually see people instead of just hearing them. And it's so nice to be able to plug in a device and use it without being technical. Now that I've tried this webcam and see how easy it is to set up, I'll be sending it to my family members to stay in touch.

Contrary to their initial description, this camera is nothing near HD, 1080p or 720p. This image is so grainy it has the feel of a really old refurbished webcam like the ones from 20 years ago. Do not buy. They say it’s a 1080p and on the back of their booklet they say otherwise. And with a refresh rate of 30 FPS it gives you a good impression of what stop cam must have been. Scam!!!

You get what you pay for. It does serve its purpose, however I had issues figuring out how to get the mic to work. The leaflet that it comes with doesn't really show how to use the thing, just basically what it does. If you can't get the mic to work right after plugging in the USB, you need to restart the computer. The video is clear but there seems to be a delay with the mic. I would recommend this to someone on a tight budget, however I would also suggest spending a little more for better quality.

I'm not a webcam guy. I bought this because of 1080p and the price and needed it for my kids school. It seems like a good camera. Does what I want. Thought I could zoom, but apparently the software does that. It has a mic off switch, which is useful. I just unplug it when not in use. Happy with my purchase.