Computer Camera with Microphone, 1080P Webcam with Webcam Cover Compatible with Mac OS Windows Laptop PC Desktop,HD Webcam for Live Streaming Gaming Calling Video Conferencing

It was very easy to set up, plug and play. I needed it for a virtual meeting and didn't want to spend a lot of money. Worked out very well.

The only thing I didn't like about this product is the widescreen lens. It's probably not going to be a problem for anyone, but I bought it for the purpose of tabletop gaming through services such as playEDH and I'm not the biggest fan of the wide angle lens. It can make the field look weird and make it a little hard to follow what's going on for the other people playing, but that's more of a nitpick than anything else.It's a great deal for the price, and if you're also looking to buy a webcam for some webcam tabletop gaming or something similar, you can't go wrong with the price. I would also recommend, if you're going to get this for that specific purpose, get a stand for it because the stand that comes with it is not very good for tabletop gaming.Again, all just nitpicks, it's a very nice webcam for the price. Audio quality on the mic is great, picture looks great, it's definitely worth picking up if you need one.

I purchased this Webcam for use with my dock that I can switch back and forth between my home and work computers.Pros: The video is crisp and the sound is clear. The installation was plug and play and works with both my Mac and my windows computers.Cons: My camera occasionally shorts out on the video. Either the screen goes blank or it does a weird feedback across the bottom half, which is not good when you're using it daily for meetings. Also, the cover is actually an aftermarket stick on cover, and you'll want to clean the lens area with alcohol before putting it on... Mine has fallen off a few times.All in all, if you need an inexpensive but solid camera for occasional use, it's a good pick. But if you're looking for something daily, I'd spend a little more money.

We’ve been using zoom a lot now and our old laptop camera wasn’t the best. I can see a big difference with the new one. I wouldn’t say 1080p but it’s a upgrade for us so we don’t care. Haven’t had any issues with it. I plugged it in and it automatically downloaded the driver. It’s easy to switch on zoom to this camera. It comes with a top to put over the camera when not in use. I don’t know about the microphone, some have said it sounded scratchy once but each time we tested it it sounded fine, so I’m not sure since there’s so many variables. But I do think our laptop mic sounds clearer and so for something important I might use that mic and switch to this one for casual use. Either way happy with the camera. I put pics up for comparison (1st pic is old camera, 2nd pic new webcam which you can see more definition in my hair)

This camera was immediately recognized by Windows 10 which made it simple to install. I am testing it on my Asus Laptop as well as a Dell Desktop. Both recognized it immediately. I am a media director and use various broadcast programs but thought I would test it with programs that regular people might use. I used Zoom and OBS to test both image and audio. It functioned perfectly with both programs. The mic audio was clear and clean. The image was so much better than the onboard camera on my laptop and was a nice clear HD image. I was even able to use the virtual background feature in zoom. It functioned as I would expect a webcam should and at a reasonable price. I am extremely pleased with this camera.

This is one of the most inexpensive webcams, and one of a very few with relatively narrow angle field of view of 75 degrees. Most other options cost 2-3x more and have a ridiculously wide angle of 110 degrees, which means the world sees your whole room. This makes no sense when 99% of us are just one person on camera for work/school, not a huge conference room, warehouse surveillance, or YouTuber showing off their studio (and those latter "pro" users would spring for a better cam anyway).BUT... but compared to 2 other webcams we got, the image quality on this one is pretty bad. Specifically, there are 3 problems: (1) lots of grainy noise even with reasonable light; (2) the image is a little blurry regardless of the resolution, it's the lens that matters, not the megapixels, and (3) the image is badly distorted on the sides so that a door frame looks bowed. Judging by other reviews, most people don't care or don't know the difference, and just want something that works.For just a little more, there are many other choices in the $45-75 range that are noticeably better quality, with none of the above problems. Unless you're a pro, you don't need to spend more than that. We are on camera all day long during the pandemic, so we wanted an alternative that wasn't distractingly bad.If you like a very narrow angle, more like a real camera or human vision field of view, check out the Looca "Webcam 4K HD Computer Camera - 8MP Microphone PC Web Camera, Full Widescreen Laptop USB Webcams with Privacy Shutter and Tripod, for Mac Desktop Notebook Video Calling Recording Webcam" https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08B4X2BRL/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_epeLFb9PKPZDV

My home office has a lot of windows, so a lot of natural light but it'll vary throughout the day. The majority of the time half of my face etc. would be obscured by shadow. I spent a while across multiple days fiddling with settings and trying to find a way to make it work. If I leaned in close to the camera, which I had on my external monitor, then the picture would clear up some. Alternatively if I put my hands on the side of the camera that'd help the camera focus but barring these work arounds this is junk. Maybe these comments are more for the developers though as I do not recommend this product or these work arounds. I even tried another camera from this brand but had the same issue.