FAMPER Pro Smart Webcam: Full HD 1080P Web Camera with Dual Built-in Mics, Privacy Cover, and 115 Degree Wide Screen – Upgraded 2020 for Recording, Calling, Conferencing, Gaming, and Online Teaching Review

This webcam is a really good budget webcam. It has a very clear picture, is very fast and adapts well even in low light and has a great microphone! The only wish is that there is an LED usage indicator on the front. The camera itself is very solid and holds settings well, and the tripod is a nice bonus. I bought two of these for my elderly relatives and I highly recommend this webcam.

As they say, plug and play. No annoying downloads, right on my screen and works as promised. Good profile and built-in microphone to boot. No problem, I'd definitely recommend it if you're looking for a decent camera that won't break the bank. Update in 4 weeks. Unfortunately, it doesn't focus well, really not at all. I couldn't get myself to focus on myself during a Zoom meeting unless you were too far from the screen, which in turn meant I was too far from the computer as well. Would choose…

This is a great camera - it gives a much sharper picture than computer camcorders - and the microphone is great too. There are two small issues - firstly, I would like the camera to be set to go in and out, but that's a minor thing. Second, it had an interference issue with my MacBook Pro's internal mic, so I had to use that instead of that USB mic to get rid of the interference. But I don't usually use it with my MacBook Pro and it could probably be a setting I just need to change. But then…

The camera works well. I wasn't expecting much given the cheap price. It was just plug and play. Plugged into USB, opened zoom/commands and it worked straight away. The video resolution was much better than I expected. It zooms in a bit compared to my laptop's camera, so I only pushed it back about 6 inches (the monitor is about 2 feet away). high quality peripherals or laptop recording devices that sound dead. The product/material build also seems divine. Doesn't feel like super cheap plastic.

I really wanted this camera to work for our weekly Zoom meetings. But the picture quality was bad. We looked like we had a "comic book" filter with dark lines all around us. I tried to fix it in Zoom, OBS, Windows and the same but on my Linux machine using Guview. But I could not correct the image quality. With "Wide Angle" enabled, only about 2 inches were added on each side. The webcam on my 10 year old laptop works much better and this webcam should have been used with this laptop. Maybe I…

It really is a finished camera! - I didn't think it would happen because simple mice need drivers, but hey, it actually worked. I use it on my work laptop in Webex with no problems. The cable length is just right; not too long and not too short. It has a fancy stand, but I don't use it. Otherwise the camera would be pointing up where my desk is, but you can find a practical use for it. I am satisfied with the video quality. No backlogs or delays. Only criticism would be the lighting, even my…

UPDATE: So I bought another Famper Pro Smart Webcam to see if the first one I bought broke. Firstly, the box it came in is completely different from my first order (see picture). Second, the camera itself is also different from my first order (see other photo). When I tested the second camera, it actually performed worse than my first. The first camera, which came in a white box, had a much wider field of view. The black box's 2nd camera only captured my face and part of the background. The…

First of all there is a $20 Revain gift card in the box if the reviewer leaves a 5 star rating of the Revain. I just can't stoop to this level of unethical behavior, especially since this is NOT a 5 star camera. Of course, the camera helps you with basic visual communication, but the microphone is terrible and the lack of picture adjustments makes the picture look very unprofessional. So please take these 5 star reviews with a pinch of salt. It is very unclear which brand this camera is…

So, with all the COVID hype, I've finally had to put up with some online video conferencing. My wife's laptop was great for this, but she got nervous because I was using it when she needed to download her crappy Kindle novels. doesn't align with my Boomer thought process. I don't like paying a lot for things, so I've always used refurbished rental computers and such that are fine for my purposes. So fast forward and it seems like my old Dell Optiplex, overkill from Toys 'r' Us or somewhere 10…