Review on NexiGo N960E 1080P 60FPS Webcam: Light, AutoFocus, Privacy Cover, USB Web Camera, Dual Microphone by Sam Faucher

This is exactly what I wanted. I bought it to use for my remote work where I will be chatting over Zoom frequently. The Nexigo N960E is a really big step up from your laptop or old webcam. I have another webcam that I bought about a year ago that has totally let me down - the picture quality wasn't any better than a laptop webcam even though it was supposed to be HD. The sound quality was actually worse! Pros: - Excellent image quality - it's much sharper, has better contrast, better colors, and better low-light performance than my laptop's built-in camera and my other webcam. - Built-in lighting. This feature is great! You don't need to mess around with a lot of ambient light to get an acceptable picture. Agree, the more lighting, the better. It won't be studio quality, but it's a lot better than nothing, especially for home use. It has three levels of brightness, but the high level seems to be the best (by far). - Built-in protective case. Very convenient. You would think this would be the standard these days, but surprisingly it isn't. -60FPS. I thought it was a pretty pointless feature, but I was pleasantly surprised. This makes the video much clearer when you move. It eliminates that blurry, delayed look when you speak. Price. That's a very good price, especially considering the built-in lighting and protective case. There are other cameras that are much more expensive and don't have them. Cons: - Definitely not a minus. The sound quality is about laptop-like as far as I can tell (I'll admit, it's hard to say). It's not stereo, but honestly, who cares about stereo on a webcam? What's the point? Regardless of the camera, if you want better audio I would recommend a dedicated mic (e.g. a lapel mic or a good desktop mic). friends and colleagues.