Review on Conference Tracking EMeet Jupiter Adjustable by Mike Wieneke

It's almost mid-August and the world is still kind of closed. Travel restrictions have blocked all essential business travel without the possibility of a quick restart. On the other hand, we still have to get in touch with each other worldwide. This is now only possible via video conference. Since I now spend many hours on video calls every day, I started looking for a video conferencing camera that would meet my needs. Counting. It's a good choice if you plan to use it at your desk, but it also works for some small team video calls. It is compatible with Windows and macOS and supports all popular conferencing apps such as Skype, Zoom, WebEx and Google Hangouts. With its shape and bottom attachment, I can easily attach it to any TV screen, laptop or monitor. I just plug in USB power and I have video and audio combined in one innovative and creative device. It's compatible with all of my favorite web video conferencing apps, meaning everyone can be seen and heard from anywhere in the room, even when they're not directly in front of a laptop screen. This device aims to be inclusive and ensure that all participants can join a virtual meeting. In addition, this tiny device has an incredible wide-angle lens that offers a 60-96 degree field of view. The video quality is only 1080p, and the autofocus feature automatically lifts and focuses on the people who are speaking. Compared to other camcorders, this product has a relatively long (almost 7 feet) USB cable that comes with the camera. I like the high-quality microphone, which rejects white noise while still delivering crisp, clear audio on conference calls with 1080p streaming. .PROSAll-in-one conferencing solutionSleek and modern designIdeal for small workgroupsFull HD 1080p 90 degree viewPortable and easy to carryNatural soundNoise canceling technologyUSB port CONSCamera does not rotate Expensive Relatively small video field