🎥 Flexible Kano Webcam - Enhanced Macro, High-quality Video and Pictures Review

It comes without driver but you don't need one, just plug it in. My USB-C converter was also wrapped in duct tape, making it look used, as another reviewer pointed out. The camera itself is brand new. However, the camera quality is pretty bad. 480p rather than 1080p. I'll keep it because it's small and I can put it in my pocket in an emergency, but I'll buy a quality camera for everyday use. It looks like a kid's tablet toy, oh yeah that's what it's designed for, check out their website.

Works well; I can position it near the picture of the person I'm talking to on Zoom so they can see I'm looking directly at them. The gooseneck cable isn't long enough so I used the Flex Port 8" Chrome GooseNeck A-Male A-Female USB Flex Cable. I bought two of these and the shipping was more than the product (ordered through Revain but not from Revain). Be careful: some extension cords are for power only, not signal, and most of them aren't goosenecks. Image quality isn't as good as my MacBook…

This little camera is a handy concept that allows me to look more directly at customers during video conferences without covering most of the screen. The small LED illuminates close subjects when using a macro lens, which works well but is too dim to even illuminate your face. The gooseneck length is slightly shorter when using my 15" MacBook Pro and fits better on a MacBook Air or tablet. As an added bonus, a USB-C to USB adapter is included in the box (the rest covered in another review…

I was looking for a cost effective solution to improve my video conferencing experience. My solution was to route the USB extension cable to the bottom of the monitor where I secured it with double-sided tape. Now I can connect a camera that goes to the middle of the screen so the other person can see me looking at them during a video call and not look sideways, up or down. The experience is much better and the camera is small enough to be unobtrusive when showing something on screen. The…

I've tried some of the cheaper generic webcams available here and I keep coming back to Logitech. If you're looking for a quality FHD 1080p camera that's super portable and very flexible (pun intended), this is a solid choice. This is the only choice for a webcam that's as portable as a short USB cable. If you have one of the newer Asus Zephyrus or ROG gaming laptops that don't have built-in webcams, or if you have a subpar 720p or 1080p webcam (I see you Apple and pretty much everyone else…

Camera and image quality acceptable for a handheld camera. But the LED flashlight is useless. But I like it a lot since my ASUS gaming laptop doesn't have a webcam. I noticed that this device gets a little warm during operation. Also, in response to some reviews that said the USB-C dongle looks "used," I think it's actually an odd quirk if they came from the factory. . It's like each of them being separated by a large sheet of keys during production and each of them being separated and captured

I was looking for an affordable solution to enhance my video conferencing experience. My solution was to route the USB extension cable to the bottom of the monitor where I secured it with double-sided tape. Now I can connect a camera that goes to the center of the screen so the other person can see me looking at them during a video call, not sideways, up or down. The experience is much better and the camera is small enough to be unobtrusive when showing something on screen. The camera also…

I bought these webcams as a cheap and practical alternative to the normal built in laptop webcam. A typical laptop device has a tiny webcam built into the top of the laptop screen. This can only indicate a laptop user. Suitable for many applications, but NOT in all circumstances when the camera subject is elsewhere. That was exactly my situation. So, these gooseneck webcams allow the camera to be aimed at the intended object instead of just being fixed on the laptop user. This allows the user…