NexiGo HelloCam Pro Webcam

Jamjari

July 7, 2026

I cannot recommend

I am extremely frustrated with the NexiGo HelloCam Pro. The primary reason I purchased this camera was for the Windows Hello facial recognition feature, but it is incredibly unreliable, working only about 30% of the time.

I have exhausted every possible troubleshooting step to resolve this. I have updated all drivers, unplugged and reconnected the device, and completely reconfigured the camera multiple times following all Windows prompts—all to no avail. For a product marketed around its ease of use and facial enhancement capabilities, it is disappointing that its core feature is so inconsistent. I cannot recommend this camera if you are looking for a reliable Windows Hello experience.

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NOT good for low light as claimed

Tl;Dr - Bad color in low lighting.

In bright light, the quality is great. However

I purchased this solely for low light, I record in a dark room with two LED bars that can change to any color. Out of the box, my gray shirt was red but after tweaking the light color, contrast, brightness, white balance etc every color was off. The second image is green screen (pitch black), dark gray, and black and the colors were horrendous. I hate to say it but my $20 Logitech camera looks better in low light than this does

It has been tortured and it still works at 1080P

It has been burned, stabbed, beaten, torched, lit on fire, whacked with a hatchet, and half of it was unplugged And It still works at 1080P. Its in complete shambles and still works perfectly fine. P.S: If you can send me another one, that would be greatly appreciated. If you dont want to send me another one, thats fine.

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Brilliant picture with lots of options

So I’ve been using this webcam full-time for about 6 months now. Overall, I think it’s a great product with incredible resolution. As I primary work from home, I am on calls pretty much constantly. Having a dependable camera that produces clear video is quite helpful.

Set up took me a little while to do - while it’s only a single cable (to a computer via USB. It also has HDMI) to connect, there are a lot of options in the on-screen menu. You can even reverse the on-screen menu itself.

I’ve used this on a mix of macOS and Windows 11 operating systems, on multiple hardware platforms. Overall, I have been very pleased with its performance. You can adjust just about every aspect of the video feed, but I saw really impressive output straight out of the box. Even when strong mid-afternoon light made its way into my office, the picture has always remained clear and well-adjusted. When it had its first full workday, I was asked by several people on video calls “Hey, did you get a new webcam? The picture is great!” which I was impressed to hear. Especially coming from a C920.

I haven’t tried the standalone mode (connect via HDMI). I definitely recommend this webcam if image quality is very important to you. My lone gripe is the camera can be a little slow to start on macOS. Never a problem joining a call, just not an “immediate” video signal.

Feels like a Professional Video Conferencing System at an Affordable Price

Having purchased NexiGo products before, I expected this webcam to be high quality but it far exceeded all my expectations. The very first time I started using it, I was impressed with the high-end features and capabilities included in both the camera and the available software. I was impressed that an external webcam like this had so many capabilities that you see in the typical full-room video conferencing systems.

I particularly love the speaker tracking capabilities and the high-definition Iris lens built into the camera. I also didn't realize how much I would appreciate the remote control, but it is extremely convenient when I do need to adjust my camera's positioning to have the zoom, pan, tilt capabilities all from the remote without having to physically adjust the camera itself.

If I did have one very minor criticism, it would be the lens cover. For a camera which feels very high-end and top of the line, I was surprised to see such a lightweight piece of plastic acting as the lens cover. It's a good thing I don't use it very often, and I may end up just removing it completely.

Lots of features for those that need them

The camera is packaged like you'd expect something in this price range to be, which is nice. After unboxing, it comes with everything shown in the pictures. It's fairly large for a webcam, but I was still able to mount it above a monitor without issues. It also has a threaded hole in the bottom for a tripod or similar setup. It has an HDMI cable to connect to a box or screen, along with the USB connection for a computer.

In my testing with a computer with monitors, the camera worked right out of the box with MS Teams video calls with no configuration. Using the remote I was able to adjust a lot of picture settings to make me and my background look much better and visible. The zoom function and face following worked well. It's cool that the camera doesn't need to be motorized to follow as you move, as long as you're not moving far. The microphone quality is also very good, and I could be heard clearly without needing to speak too loudly. It didn't sound like I was in a box or anything either like some other webcam mics do.

Overall, this is a very good webcam, and I could see it being very useful if you did a lot of remote presentations. For just a standard video call it may be a little overkill, but still worked great for that also. One thing I'd like to see is Windows Hello available on it, but I knew that was missing going in.

Hashtaghell

April 12, 2023

Bang for your Buck

Coming from the Nexigo N60, I was already pretty satisfied as I only need a small picture in the corner while, I game. However being an occasional guest

host on some friend's podcast, I knew I wanted a clearer picture. Well, in comes the Nexigo Iris 4K camera which blew me away on the box opening. I've never seen a camera this large with this big of a sensor. I already had the Nexigo software installed due to the N60, so when I opened the software it was a night and day difference I was a bit bothered by not seeing any light's/leds to alert you to it being active or not, but they are there once the unit is powered on. Red when not sactive, and blue while active. The microphone isn't the best, yet it isn't the worse I've used. I would suggest a stand alone mic if needed or if you care about your voice quality. The modes for use are also a plus in my opinion, although I'd likely stick with the streaming setting, the other settings make this camera future proof for me. This is also my first camera that's come with a remote. Now it doesn't matter if I forget to change certain settings, when they can be done on the fly makes this worth the price. As far as the price point, yes it seems a bit high, but I've used quite a few webcams, and I'm almost sure this will be my goto for the time being. The Iris came well packagaed as most of Nexigo's products do, and I appreciate that they even add in a USB-C to USB-A adapter. Yes, this camera may have a lot of things that you don't need right away, but in the long run it'll better to already have those things in case you decide that you need them. I did find myself searching for 'AAA' batteries since none came with the product. I'd like to see them think of this in the future at this price point.

Good picture.... Terrible audio

If you are looking to use this just for the video, then I'd say get it. If you plan on using the built in microphone for sound, RUN, RUN VERY FAST!!! In the description it says dual stereo microphone, which is 100% false. When going into windows to select the microphone, this in fact only allows 16000k "taper recorder quality" selection. Even my 10 year old 15 dollar Logitech allows for DVD quality. I have attached a video for reference.

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This camera rocks for the price!

I'm on my 3rd NexiGo camera and this is by far the best one so far. The last one I got was the N970P. I have a lot of meetings by zoom online plus host a podcast that has a video aspect to it. A couple of things that are important to me are image quality...and low light ability. This camera knocked it out the park on both.

As soon as I plugged it in, there was a notable difference in the picture quality compared to my other NexiGo models. I love it when you can tell right away.

I have a studio set up and because of the way the windows are set up, low level lighting ability is crucial. What impressed me the most is that I don't have to use studio lights to get a great picture. If you take a look at the image with my face....the only lights that were on were the back lit colored lights behind my screen. I wasn't able to do that with my previous cameras.

I love the fact that I can just plug it in and I'm ready to go. If I do need to make an adjustment, the in camera menu is easy to use. I also loved the lens cover that you can just slide over to the right or left when you start the camera.

The microphone was pretty good as well....although I use a Rode mic that plugs into a board. It's nice to know that if I travel with it, I will still have good audio.

This camera is an improvement on my N970P. The only negative when comparing the two is when you are fully zoomed in, the picture on Iris is not as clear as the N970P.....but that is about it and it certainly isn't a deal breaker for me.

For the price....you really can't beat this camera. I highly recommend it.

Pleasantly surprised and impressed

This product exceeded my expectations. I wanted to purchase an easily portable webcam for running Zoom meetings in ad hoc settings. I work in a research institution with several thousand employees that does not skimp on equipment costs, and major meeting venues are all adorned with high end AV facilities. Unfortunately, these multi-thousand dollar AV devices still leave much to be desired. For example most of the time in a Zoom meeting the camera is fixed on a spot between the speaker and the screen, and a virtual attendee could neither see the speaker nor the screen as he wishes. This Nexigo Iris Webcam surprised me with its effortless solution to this problem, thanks to its very competent AI facial capture and locking feature. When I use it to run a Zoom meeting, the audience are no longer caught in this dilemma, as I can show with the attached video. My colleagues do not want to be included in the video for privacy concerns, so I crated a simple program to run John Malkovich’s headshot across three screens at a pretty fast pace to show you how the Nexigo Iris webcam effortlessly follows it in the inset screen while fixing its gaze on the panorama in the main screen. Note that even when the target image falls outside the main screen on either edges, left and right, the inset picture could still follow it outside the main screen. They didn’t use the largest sensor for this purpose for nothing apparently. Of course with a real person, the capture and tracking is even more fluid and immediate. I notice that as soon as the speaker emerges in range, even facing away from the camera, the webcam locks on him/her almost right away, even if it is the back of the head. Pretty impressive. This really improved the meeting dynamics a lot.

The video quality is also very good with many useful features, such as a streaming mode and low light modes, as well as provision for fine-tuning the signal such as 2D/3D noise reduction. These features go way beyond the usual ones available in a webcam, even those expensive ones at my work place.

I have also used the webcam outdoors for amusement. I captured a very pleasant outdoor video using this webcam, where the high optical quality can be easily discerned. I also cycled through many video features in that video. I also included a screenshot captured of a low light situation, without even invoking the low-light feature of the camera.

I have not explored all the features yet, but so far what I have seen has already been quite impressive, and created a very efficient meeting atmosphere for my group.

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Raleigh Littles

October 8, 2022

Best image quality out of any webcam on the market

If you need the absolute best webcam quality and you don't already have a DSLR/mirrorless camera, I would recommend buying this. The actual webcam itself is gigantic, which is great because it creates enough room for the image sensor on this thing. For context, a 1/1.8" sensor is almost as large as the sensors used in most phones nowadays. Here's the list of resolutions and pixel formats supported by the UVC driver:

* H264: 3840x2160, 30 fps

* Y/CbCr 420: 1920x1080, 60fps

* YUYV 422: 1920x1080, 60fps

* MJPG: 3840x2160, 60fps

I really appreciated the fact that it offers an H264 stream option, as this saves your host PC from having to encode the video, and since it has an HDMI out, you can hook it up to production-quality video switchers without using an intermediate capture card.

One seemingly-small thing that I like about the webcam is that it comes with a remote, this exposes so much additional functionality -- just the fact alone that you can mute the webcam via remote is so convenient for meetings (rather than having to do it in software). The remote also lets you change "modes", which are essentially different presets -- I attached a video showing these.

My only issues with this product are that the auto tracking feature didn't reliably work -- I had to often times adjust the composition manually (using the arrows key on the remote), and that the "backlight compensation" button would often cause the camera to crash. I'm praying these are firmware issues that will be fixed at some point in the future.

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jarble

October 8, 2022

Shocking quality

WOW! This was not at all the product I expected to unbox today. First off lets talk box. This rates as an amazing unboxing experience with a high quality feel that I just was not expecting and this carries on throughout the rest of the device. You get the webcam, a long (thank you!) usb 3.0 A to B cable, and a remote control in the box. The only thing that was missing were some batteries for the remote but I was so happy to get a decent usb cable I am willing to overlook the batteries. I hooked this up to my work pc and it detected no problems and I was able to have a teams call and everything just worked out of the box. After this I took it home and set it up for some more intensive testing and found that the usb mode actually supported 4k despite the listing saying that it does not. Very curious but a positive find as this really opens the possibilities for this web cam. I set the webcam up on my monitor and had my xt3 above it for comparisons and was blown away by what this little guy can do when given some good lighting. There is still noise for sure but it is well controlled and you can even apply further reduction in the amazing built in software. Here is where I really feel this webcam sets itself apart from anything I have used to date in that it has a remote that not only has some cool tracking software but also gives very fine grained control over the image. I was also shocked to see that the firmware was new as in less than two months old new out of the box so this product is fresh. The software stack is an overlay on the video feed and has some really useful fine grained controls and some meh settings (looking at you HDR). To surpass this webcam you are looking at some serious gear and I have to say that I am not sure the step up is worth it unless you are streaming for a living or are just in it for the archival aspect. The bit that was disappointing was the HDMI output as it really did not offer a quality or resolution improvement (tested with a elgato 4k60 pro). I have to say that this is not a huge sticking point for me though as you get everything from the usb input and don't have to have a dedicated capture card to stretch its legs. All in I was really blown away by this web cam and for that this guy gives you a more than acceptable 4k image and a deep feature set for a price that is down to earth.

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Great advanced webcam...just a bit too advanced for my current needs

If you need a high-resolution camera with AI functionality for meetings, this would be a great choice -- if you're more of a stationary solo podcaster like me, however, it might be a bit more than you really need.

I already own the NexiGo N60 1080p webcam and I really like it, so I thought I'd get this next-level camera in anticipation of needing 4K at some point in the future as my video podcast scales into a bigger audience.

What I like about the NexiGo Iris 4K AI webcam is the ease of use for routine needs like mine: I simply plugged it into the USB port and it worked right away. NexiGo also has a helpful desktop app that lets you fine-tune a wide variety of settings. The long cable and tripod mount hole would also make this camera easy to use if you needed to use it in a conference room or other presentation / meeting type of location. The instruction manuals are straightforward and the packaging allows for easy storage and transport if needed. The camera does provide a very wide angle and the resolution is very good as promised.

The things I didn't like as much were: the lack of ability to adjust it left/right like my current webcam does, it's very large (about 9" wide) and kind of heavy, and finally (this one is nitpicky) the lens cover is thin plastic and doesn't have a catch to hold it in place to keep it from falling off.

In summary, if you want an advanced webcam for multi-person purposes, this is a good choice. I'm glad I have it "just in case" for the future, but I think this 4K/AI model is more advanced than I personally need.

The Nexigo Iris provides superior, fantastic, and astounding 4k visual quality.

I'd been looking for a new webcam with all of the features I wanted.

A camera that would last far into the future, and the Nexigo Iris met my needs.

I was aware with the name (NEXIGO) and knew they had established a solid reputation as one of the leading webcam businesses around.

I knew the 4k camera's quality might not be upscaled like the other brands on the market, and after some research, I learned it was a true 4k webcam.

The camera setup was quite basic and straightforward.

The camera comes with one sturdy cable, a USB 3.0 cable with a USB-C to USB-A adapter. No HDMI cable included. USB 3.0 cable gives it the power and transfer speed to make a webcam record at 4k 30fps or 1080p at 60fps.Since many people don't understand how it works, you MUST have an USB 3.0 port on your computer to use the 4k features (and yes, it's compatible with USB 2.0 ports, but you won't be able to use all of its power).

HDMI allows the camera to operate in "monitor view," which mirrors the camera's view onto an external monitor.

The camera includes a cover clip that you can slide to open or close for privacy, as well as a remote control with all of the camera settings.

The device is plug & play, simple to use, and has a decent weight to give it a premium feel and appearance.

When you begin utilizing the webcam, you will see autofocus and auto light correction with high dynamic range (HDR) in action. The innovative onboard AI tracking system monitors motions and makes rapid changes on the fly.

There are three fields of view, you are not confined to a single default. The three aspects are 55-degree, 81-degree, and 90-degree. If you're not sure what each has to offer, here's a quick rundown. The 55-degree view displays a close-up of your face, the 81-degree view is more balanced with your face and some of the background, and the 90-degree view shows more of the scene with you in the center.

This cam is amazing and unbelievably nice.

I was blown away by the crisp clean 60fps @1080p as soon as my feed went live. I increased the resolution to 4k and it was just as flawless with no stutter or frame loss.

It has a high-quality dual stereo omnidirectional microphone with noise cancellation to eliminate background noise and improve voice clarity. So far, I haven't experienced any issues with my voice being distorted, echoing, or producing a hollow sound. The mic has a range of up to 20 feet.

Here are just some of the features and technical specs:

Digital zoom up to 10x digital zoom

Autofocus 10 - 90 inches focus ranges

AI Auto tracking and auto framing

Picture-in-Picture Mode

Onboard flash memory

Low Light Correction

Image sensor is a Sony STARVIS back illuminated sensor

Has three different fields of view - 55V, 81H or 90D.

10-layer glass lens

Supports 4K Ultra HD 2160p/30fps

USB 3.0 Output: MJPEG/H.264

3840 x 2160@30/25fps,

1920 x 1080@60/50/30/25fps,

1280 x 720@60/50/30/25fps, etc.

YUY2/NV12

1920 x 1080@60/50/30/25fps,

1280 x 720@60/50/30/25fps, etc.

HDMI Output: 30fps mode

3840 x 2160fps@30/25fps, 1920 x 1080@30/25fps

60fps mode

1920 x 1080@60/50fps, 1280 x 720@60/50fps

Multi OS support

Windows 7 (Supports 1080p or lower), Windows 8.1/10/11 or later, and MacOS 10.10 or later are also supported.

Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Skype for Business, Google Meet, Slack, Webex, OBS, Xsplit, and many other applications are supported.

Color parameters can be changed using software. Download the free program from the URL indicated on the box or visit the Nexigo website.

Overall:

Excellent sound quality, crystal-clear video, autofocus, auto tracking, auto light correction, three customizable fields of view, high dynamic range (HDR), the camera's image quality is remarkable, and it offers a good choice of resolutions for still image and video capture.

A little pricey, and in the past, it didn't actually translate to 'quality,' because webcams have a fairly low threshold. But this broke the norm; it delivers on what consumers have desired in webcams for over a decade. It is completely worth the money. This thing is fantastic.

Sony sensor

I bought this webcam for my recent workstation setup, the package comes with privacy cover, a remote control, a USB type A to Type C Cable, this has a clear image because of the sensor from the sony (1/1.8" starvis) and 4k resolution. This comes with a remote control which can be used to change advanced settings.

Pros:

1) The AI camera offers tracking, auto framing with buttersmooth responsiveness.

2) The detail of images/videos rendered have been of excellent quality, to get 4K we should use HDMI cable.

3) The best part is the microphone is of greatest quality i can talk while walking feet away

Cons:

1) noise cancelling is not up to mark because i guess it doesn't really filter out the sound, the mic quality is good for meetings but for content creator there are much more options with noise cancelling.

2) HDMI cable is not included.

3) The camera is heavy and big for a webcam

Good Camera, mic can be better

I've seen many cameras going for 60 dollars and above but this one was cheaper and had good reviews. The camera was bad but then I adjusted the settings with the software the I downloaded from the camera instruction manual. On the camera app the quality was good but on zoom it's a bit blurry. There is a fish eye effect but oh well. The 1st pic is on the camera app and the 2nd is on zoom

I tested the mic and it was alright, I know others will understand what I am saying on zoom so that's all right. I would of liked it to be more clear but for the price I shouldn't complain much :)

been using for 3 years!

it is a good camera. at one point, it went thru a glitchcore phase like a year and 7 months ago but i just kept it unplugged for about a week and it was alright again. definitely way better than my ps3 camera i used in that week lmao. anyways it sometimes goes thru glitching phases but it stops if u stop using ur cam for a minute

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Plug & Play simplicity

I use a 3-monitor setup so there’s no room for my laptop to be open. Adding the Nexigo 1080p external webcam was a great addition to my work-from-home setup. One of the greatest things I like is that it isn’t constantly “auto-focusing” like some other models do. That is very distracting when you’re on a call with someone and their camera is constantly adjusting.

Although this model comes with a built-in mic, I have disabled it in Windows OS in favor of the mic in my headset. One of the issues is that certain meeting platforms would not remember my preferred mic (headset) and would constantly default back to the webcam mic. Needless to say, “hot mic” could have become an issue!

This webcam was plug, play, and go out of the box with no further adjustments or software installation required (aside from disabling the mic). There is one LED to indicate “power on” and a separate one to indicate “camera enabled”. I also like that it’s easily removable from my monitor if I want to show someone something like a hard copy document or other object (rather than having to take a picture to send).

Good picture: privacy cover won't install

Picture quality is decent for the price. There's a small fish eye effect when I display but it's not distracting. Install onto my computer was easy to do.

The privacy cover that was included to snap on top does actually snap on (see video).

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Very Poor Customer Service - 3 Replacements sent cameras all malfunctioning :/

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Zeus R.

May 12, 2021

Good quality, good buy.

I was iffy about it from the other reviews. Wasn't sure if the quality was going to be good, especially with low light environment because I usually play at night while my son sleeps.

But this cam has been nothing but good to me. I believe it's a safe recommendation for someone looking for one. Could you get even crisper video? Sure. But the quality for the amount you spend on this cam is definitely on point. For better quality you'd have to go get an actual camera and hook it up via HDMI.

If I had to choose one thing to change about it.... maybe make the privacy flag actually install securely on it. Comes off really easy.

valentina

April 2, 2021

Easy, cheap, and gets the job done!

Just wanted a webcam for video chatting with friends on discord. Quality wasn’t a big concern because I actually wanted it to blur my face a little bit, but I attached a photo so you can see what it looks like anyway. All I did for installation was plug it in (I have a Macbook) and my laptop automatically recognized it. Once I turned off my ceiling light and switched to a ring light, the video quality instantly improved (lighting does wonders to video quality!!!). I do notice some lag when I wave my hand in front of the camera, but honestly I’m not too worried. Will update this in the future if there is anything else to add! (4/1/2021)

Excellent Quality

I love this camera. I can move it anywhere. Te quality is excellent.

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Excellent Inexpensive Webcam!! (UPDATED REVIEW - some issues)

UPDATE 3/26/2021 -- Unfortunately, after 5-6 weeks of use, this nifty little camera mysteriously conked-out: while my Windows 10 PC recognized the hardware, after numerous restarts & repeated attempts, I could not get an image. Very frustrating, as it appears to be a first-rate camera. I did try it on a Windows notebook & it appeared to work, but there was a bug with my desktop.

I just received the N930AF (fast overnight delivery!!) plugged it in, and it appears, once again, to work perfectly well right out of the box. Great image quality! So, a mixed review on this model (reduced to 3-stars from 5): it did mysteriously get buggy on my computer...but Nexigo cameras seem to be great, inexpensive webcams. I'm hoping the second time is the charm, as I really like the replacement. Fingers crossed...

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ORIGINAL REVIEW:

I'm doing a lot of Zoom meetings these days, and my daughter told me my old webcam was dark and "laggy" (would create blurs when I moved). I shopped around for an inexpensive replacement--I have to say, this Nexigo seems excellent, right out of the box. I just plugged it into my USB and I was off to the races (running Windows 10 on a PC)! Excellent, sharp picture quality (even in low light); a crisp w-i-d-e angle lens; great sound quality with the dual microphones. It seems as good as any camera out there for a lot more money; certainly perfect for professional use, personal and school purposes. So far, I love it! Great little product, great price, solidly made!!

Ketsueki Kage

January 4, 2021

Great for people who want a Budget WebCam

OK so, setting up the camera was really easy to install, even a toddler can install this if they know how to plug in a USB haha. Anyways, the picture is really great and it's good at taking videos too, the video I posted is me using the camera and the mic it has installed, as expected, the mic is really meh but it really wouldn't matter if you have a separate mic to use. I wouldn't recommend this if you're looking for a Webcam with a great mic installed but Overall, this is a great product for people who are looking for a budget good quality webcam (and not care for the mic haha).

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Windows..Apps..Camera

I like that the webcam is small, fits to the top of my monitor, has a long enough cord to reach my PC with some extra, and it has a privacy flap. After plugging the cord into a USB port on the rear of my PC, I could find no indication that the camera was on. Then I noticed that I had covered up the tiny red LED with the privacy flap! Speaking of privacy flap, it went on with a pretty hard snap. The next step was to ensure the setting in Windows 10 were correct and allowed access to the the camera. The final step was to find the Camera app in the list of apps. I used it to take the photo. I have not used the webcam on a Zoom call yet, so I don't know if the microphone works.

Read this all the way through!

I bought this webcam to go with the PC I'm working on building: my first build, almost all the parts are in. Yay! The camera is good quality and feels solid, and the picture is very clear as well. I did overestimate the viewing angle I would need for my purposes, however, as the 110° view gives more of a fish-eye effect to the video than I expected, but I've gotten used to it (personal preference, if a wide-angle lens is what you're looking for this is a great option). It's also a more affordable option than the infamous Logitech C920 webcam, and although I've never used that one, I think this is a nice cheaper alternative.

On that note, I do not agree with the advertising model of this listing as this webcam is "on sale" EVERYWHERE for the exact same price, and has been for months. Although it's a a good price, there is no real "deal" and the sale on this is false advertising. So if you're looking for a webcam and see this alleged $100 camera on sale for $45, you're paying for a $45 webcam, not a $100 webcam on a sale. Additionally, the privacy lens is too tight a fit for the camera itself and when trying to snap it into place it scratched the edges of the camera. It does stay in place and works great but I wish it fit better so it didn't damage the product.

Overall, I would say that this is a good webcam. It's not fantastic and does have some flaws, but it's good for a $45 value. If you're looking for an upgrade to your laptop's camera but don't want to spend the money on a name brand Logitech camera, I would recommend this webcam.

Decent Webcam For Price

Use case

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I was looking for a webcam that is adjustable and would sit on my monitor, so I can keep my laptop docked in a vertical stand when I'm in my work meetings.

Pros

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- Sits on the top of monitor

- Webcam is on a ball head mount (you can move the camera up, down, and side-to-side)

- Easy installation (just plug in the USB and it works)

Cons

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- Not the best camera quality

- Video has a slight lag/delay

- Did not come with a privacy cover

Notes

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- The privacy cover is a detached piece that you're supposed to manually attach onto the webcam

This webcam does its job, and for its price, you can't expect too much. It was a bit of a downgrade in terms of camera quality from the built-in camera for my laptop because of the delay and the slightly grainy footage, but this isn't really a deal-breaker since I was looking for the convenience of keeping my laptop docked during meetings. However, privacy and convenience are important to me, so the fact that the privacy shutter wasn't included was a deal-breaker for me. I have to always unplug the webcam whenever it's not in use. If you're just looking for a webcam and don't care too much about the quality or lag, then this product is probably for you. In the end, I would recommend spending a little bit more money and buying a better quality webcam.

Garbage

Too much Camara lagging..in order to stop lagging you have to turn off HD...that defeat the purpose!! And worst I paid for a driver they require for Camara...I wish to be reimbursed for immediately!!!!

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Insanely CLEAR PICTURE!

Great buy thanks guys ! My integrated webcam was garbage ! This one ROCKS! The Mic is great too ! Doesnt seem to pick up background noise as much as my headset...

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