1080P Webcam for PC Laptop, Computer Web Camera for Monitor, with Microphone Privacy Cover for Desktop, Wide Field of View, Automatic Low Light Correction, Clear Picture, USB Plug&Play

Easy to install and use.

This is a perfectly usable 1920x1080 UVC webcam with audio, and it works fine with Zoom.The UVC protocol means it doesn't need drivers, and worked without issues on my Linux desktop. Although a 1080 video feed using webcamoid showed a significant lag running at full resolution, Zoom didn't. The audio quality was surprisingly good.Unfortunately, the image quality was not among the best. The ad says it works well in low light, and it is true that there is relatively little degradation in low light, but it's a bit soft even in good lighting. The softness isn't unpleasant, and the bias toward making colors look a bit less saturated might appeal to some folks, but images do seem a bit flat. The other potentially big issue is that it isn't an autofocus camera, so you need to manually adjust focus. Manual focus isn't hard, and can be an advantage in some cases, but it is a pain if you want it to be able to focus on something you momentarily hold up to the camera. I'd say that distortion is not particularly disturbing despite the wide view angle and focus is fairly consistent to the frame edges.The form factor is typical of a 1080 webcam, including a mount offering good adjustment and a tripod socket. There is an attached rubber lenscap to ensure privacy, and the camera also lights the front text "FHD 1080P" in blue while active.Overall, I wouldn't hesitate to use this camera for informal Zooming, and for the price, it is easy to recommend. However, the manual focus and softness even when focused earn it 4/5.

The picture on this is excellent. I bought for my desktop for online meetings as it had no camera. It has a built in microphone so it was perfect. It's just a simple plug in USB and it connects to operating system with no other thing needed and you are ready to go. It also has a lens cover for privacy when not in use. Couldn't be easier , just plug and play. It clips to my monitor and mounting clip is strongly attached so camera doesn't move although is camera itself can change angles and has wide angle capabilities. Oh and the camera auto focuses and does a great job.

Priced cheap, and performs equally. My mistakewas to purchase this manually focus adjustable camera for action video communication. First it is difficult to set the focus t the beginning, for you nearly have to do so no more than arms lenght away, unless you get help. Then, once it is set, you have to stay that distance, with stability, to capture a constance clear focus visual. Now, the audio is great. I'm keeping it just the same, since it was my decission to purchase a manully focus camera, avertised as such.

Look, it's a $16 webcam, so temper your expectations. It does handle 1080p, though not quite as bright/sharp as other such resolution webcams. It also includes a microphone, something not all webcams incorporate, so at this price point that's an unexpected feature. Sound is not 100% clear all the time, but neither has it been on my more pricey Microsoft webcam, so I think that's more a Zoom or Internet buffer concern.The USB 2.0 cable is hardwired to the webcam and the cable is a generous 60 inches long, so should work with almost all PC installations. But if you do need a longer reach, you'll have to use a USB extension.The privacy cap is a nice added feature. Never really worried about someone spying on me, but if you're online gaming or with Zoom and related, it is a consideration, so it's good to have that feature as part of your webcam set up.The clip is not all that flexible, but it secured to my desktop monitor without any wobble or other issues. Didn't have a laptop to test it on, so used my tablet, which is a thinner screen, and it worked for that, though it didn't feel as solidly connected as it did on the desktop monitor.For the price, and the added microphone and privacy cap features, well worth the $16.

I think the quality of this is good (not amazing, but good). It seems better than my Logitech C270 (which is failing, otherwise I'd post a side-by-side comparison). I really like that it has a normal camera mount on the bottom. I strongly disliked my Logitech not having this.I am not sure about the manual focus yet. It seems like it is something you'd rarely need to change. The "FHD 1080P" lights up for the camera on light in the front. I think this is kind of cheesy and a smaller light would be ideal.

This camera and microphone deliver on the quality picture and sound. The lens cap that you can put over the camera lens does the trick to cutoff the camera from continuing to see what is going on when you don’t want it to. The listing says this is so that web hackers can’t take control of your camera and spy on you. That’s great, but it didn’t occur to me what this might imply, that the unit is never off, at least not unless you unplug it from the computer’s USB connection. I don’t think that is going to cost much in wasted electricity and those hackers won’t be able to visually spy on you if you put the lens cap on, but if they’ve hacked into your computer the microphone will still be capturing whatever conversation is going on. Consider yourself forewarned. I’m not too worried that any hacker is going to find anything interesting going on around my computer, but if you are, this might not be the ideal choice for you.

Setup is really easy and straight forward. Plug and play.Camera quality is really good, comes with a lens cap and has a built in microphone. I wouldn't use the built in mic personally but it is definitely there if you really need it. The stand can fit almost any monitor and has a ball mount so that you can position it however you want.