Review on 🎥 1080P Video Conference Webcam - HD Video and Audio Conferencing System for Small Meeting Rooms - Wide Angle - Black with Guide Hole by Amy Smith

The usual meeting camera I use is the impressive Jabra PanaCast which sells for 6x the price of this camera so that would totally be it unfair. to compare the two. However, I'm going to do this because I feel this camera looks good enough in comparison. Now let me say straight away that this is not an impressive camera. Sure, the 1080p resolution offers the wide viewing angle needed for a small conference room, but the picture is okay. It won't blow your mind, but it does the job. The advantage here is not in the video quality, but in the fact that it is a simple universal solution that can be installed anywhere. It has a camera, microphone, and speaker in one device, which simply means there are fewer software-related issues that can go wrong. My favorite PanaCast works fine with my desktop, but I seem to have mic issues when using Zoom through my laptop, but this camera is basic. bright. It's not outstanding, but it's a solid system. Now I'd like to answer the question, am I looking for a conference room camera for my business, is it worth spending $600 on something like the Jabra PanaCast, or would I be better off spending around $100 for a camera another brand like this and save the rest of the money on pens and toner. To be honest if you can't mess around with your taxes to make an expensive camera job cheaper I would just buy these. It's good. You can just pin it to the top of your screen and you'll be good to go in a few minutes. Not the best option. Not the worst. It just works really well.