Angetube HD Webcam with Adjustable Ring Light and Mic | Advanced Autofocus AF Web Camera for Google Meet, Xbox, Facebook, YouTube Streaming Review

I have bought many stream cameras over the years and I have to say this one gets a 9/10. The autofocus could be hampered a bit, but the quality is good and the microphone is good. Make sure you're in a room with no noise or activity and he'll pick it up.

I bought this along with a powered USB 3.0 hub that included buttons so I could easily turn the camera off. Both products work as advertised, plug and play on my Ubuntu 18.04 desktop. The video quality is amazing. The microphone is not as loud as we would like, but it is sufficient for my purposes.

I had issues with the more expensive Logitech in my lighting conditions that even the Lumecube panel couldn't fix (see darker image). This angetube works great, my bright photo is displayed even without the ring light. The rendering of skin color is still good even when the light is on. Great product for the price.

The camera has been flickering since I plugged it in. And when I mean flicker, I mean *bad*. I've done everything the user manual said, including downloading whatever software I was supposed to download (which led me to a junk app demo, btw) and it was still flickering. Driver installed, still flickers. Also, it feels very hot when the light is on. So this thing can pose a fire hazard. Angetube has some serious explanations. This webcam is absolute garbage.

The camera works with other apps but not with Skype on Windows 10. After spending some time troubleshooting, the problem seems to be Skype. I have made sure I have the latest version of Skype installed. I made sure Skype was the only application that needed to use it. Then I opened it for other applications. It hasn't worked with the Skype app in any scenario I've tried. I'm using a GTX 960 graphics card with an AMD Ryzen 5 1600. All my drivers are up to date. It works with Zoom and other apps.

I rarely write reviews but wow this is an impressive product. I have a latest generation MacBook Air and the webcam sucks. As a professor who now teaches from home (it's a pretty dark ground floor apartment), I wanted an improved version with lights so I don't have to mount my makeup mirror behind my laptop. I just got the camera today based on my first impressions but WOW. No installation required - just plug it into your computer, turn on the lights and open Zoom. The quality is great and the

Good: The image quality of the camera is quite decent. The camera focuses automatically and the image is neither too close nor too far away. There is also no fisheye effect. Motion isn't perfect, but it's definitely better than most other webcams. There's just a faint hint of motion judder in heavy traffic, and it's imperceptible unless you're looking for it. Meh: I can only assume that the built-in backlight is intended for gamers who stream live from back rooms and screens with low brightness