1080P Full HD Webcam with Microphone, Built-in Privacy Cover and Tripod Stand for Video Calling, Streaming, Gaming, Zoom, YouTube, Skype, Hangouts, Facetime - Compatible with Windows, Mac OS, Laptop, PC, Desktop Computer Review

We needed a webcam and didn't have one so we bought this. The first impression was good, but we found that the microphone is always muted. Every time my wife used it after a while the camera worked but not the mic. If you disable it and reinstall it, it will work again, but we have to do this every time. If you're having trouble with the microphone, try this. I don't know why it turns off again, but just turn it off again. A real agony in times of constant virtual meetings, but at least it…

I was looking for a camera for fingerprint control on my 3D printer and this camera was recommended to me so I ordered it and it's very good! It installs PERFECTLY on Windows 10 with no issues. Windows 7 requires you to download a generic HD camera driver, but that's not a problem. With Linux, I had to enable the settings from the command line, which I don't remember, but it's just Linux - it's Linux. The image quality on this thing is impressive and the 30 fps frame rate is perfect for my…

I like the compactness of this webcam. The picture quality is good, the right lighting helps a lot. The microphone leaves a slight but still noticeable hiss when recording audio (with OBS software). Nothing I did could solve this problem. I tested my current old Logitech webcam model on OBS; no hiss at all. Problem with this webcam microphone. I prefer webcams that rotate for easy adjustment, but this one doesn't pan side-to-side. The tripod that came with this webcam is too short to use on my…

Very crappy camera, not that I wasn't expecting such a crappy camera. Pros: Easy installation. Plug it in, open the Camera app in Windows 10, and you're done. Solid mini stand. It has standard threads so it can be attached to almost any small camera. That alone costs about 30% of the IMO retail price. It works out. For $10 that's probably all you're looking for anyway. Cons: Image quality is pretty terrible. You can see your face but everything is VERY overexposed. Any amount of natural light…

The first thing that struck me was the low resolution of the image, and then what appeared to be a hair stuck in the lens right out of the box. I checked the final in math, the mic didn't work. In fact, it's failed the last few times I've used it for Zoom and Teams meetings, not to mention using it in the Respondus Lockdown browser for a timed controlled check. The way it's sitting on my monitor isn't the least bit certain. If you have a thin monitor, only gravity and a plastic bar will keep it