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Jam
I used it specifically with a raspberry pi to monitor my 3D prints with octoprint. Picture quality was great. It does good with auto-light correction. The auto-focus works well from about one foot away. It comes with a weighted base that can be clipped onto stuff. It comes with a standard camera thread as well, so it works on my tripod. It also has a built-in flip down cover for privacy.
Hyperiox
I'm somewhat disappointed by how much this camera compresses the video signal - and no wonder, using USB 2.0... I'm confused why they didn't use USB 3.0 or higher, and run it less compressed... Because of this, you aren't really getting much extra detail out of the 4K recording. Yes, it technically has that many pixels, but after compression it doesn't look much different than the same camera in 1080x1920.
This camera is decent, but tries too hard to be compatible with everything. Such a waste of a good camera sensor...
Low light is good, as other's have said. The audio picks up well too, and I like the addition of the privacy shutter. The attached dongle that converts from USB-C to USB-A is good in theory, but it needs to be running at 5 Gbps, or preferably closer to 10 Gbps... not 0.5 Gbps...
It's not bad, but it isn't a performance 4k Webcam... if you're looking for extreme detail, I'd look elsewhere. If you're looking for plug-and-play convenience that just works, then this is a good choice that I might pay closer to $80 for.
The main body is 4.17 inches wide and 1.34 inches tall (not including mount). The notch on the webcam mount (which allows it to sit on top of monitors) is 2 inches deep, and the cable on mine was 81 inches long including the adapter.
