not a bad webcam. picture quality is great unless the room is dark and then it thinks the privacy cover is closed and disables the cam and mic(it doesn't do well in lower light environments) the ai feature is enabled and disabled from a mushy button on the back of the cam. the ai feature will not work at any res higher then 2k, and the auto centering feature is really nice as it will track where you are and automatically place you in the center of the image. btw this is like twice the size of similar 4k webcams. the privacy cover is very nice since if you have it closed the cam and mic are both disabled. open it and they get enabled. i like it but if you used this on a laptop it's like overkill sizewise. may even feel a bit big for a 24" monitor(since i use a 43" tv for my monitor it's fine) just something to note. it works and has really nice quality. recommend - if the size isn't an issue then yes. ai works nice. it's got great quality pics and vid. i did a call between my desktop and my laptop and recorded it to check mic quality and it was clear as well. so yeah. it works well. i like it and would recommend it

With a large number of the US population staying at home due to the Covid-19 pandemic, decent quality webcams are often hard to find in stock online. I bought this camera on a whim during an Amazon Lightning Sale without doing my normal amount of research. It wasn't until I started using this device that I went back and did some research on NexiPC/NexiGo, the manufacturer of this impressive little webcam. If you do a search for NexiPC/NexiGo you will find virtually every single product they make has a very high rating. No small feat, in my opinion. This particular webcam is no exception to the company's numerous well-made offerings. The cam is PnP with no downloads or setting adjustments needed. The first time I used this cam was during my weekly team meeting. As soon as I joined the session my coworkers began commenting on the quality of my video and audio output. (Up until now I had been using the crappy integrated cam on my work laptop). If you're on the fence about this product for any reason, I hope this review and the sheer number of highly-related reviews convince you to give it a try.

I don't understand the negative reviews on the Logitech Brio. It's a dream come true. So easy to setup, no muss no fuss. Just plug the thing into your laptop's USB 3.0 port and you're good to go. Supposedly works with USB 2.0 (won't be full HD mode) but I didn't try it. I had no issues with using my USB 3.0 hub either but I find that high end webcams work better when connecting directly to the laptop (it's best to minimize propagation delay which a hub inevitably has). I upgraded from a Microsoft LifeCam Studio (which absolutely sucked, kept freezing during Microsoft Teams video meetings). The Brio works flawlessly. I definitely got price gauged by $50 buying here on Amazon but whoever listed this camera for $199 (adorama, B&H Photo and Video) was out of stock for at least 2 months ! I needed the Brio ASAP and simply couldn't risk the backorder route. So the Amazon seller forces you to pay $45 more if you want it within a few days. That's good business and if I were the seller, I'd do the same. People are paying the premium because they really have no choice during these Corona Virus times. I consider it a professional investment. I have no intentions of working in an office ever again.

I don't think a picture would accurately show the difference between my old camera and this one; but when I plugged it in and got it working (not too hard, btw) the difference was CLEAR. The camera I had before was garbage compared to this (and it really wasn't that bad when I was using it, but the comparison is rough haha). It's fairly small, the remote is fun and helpful, and it has really made my streams look more professional- or at least better looking. I still occasionally have a hard time setting it up on top of my computer, but maybe that is just the curse of all webcams. Otherwise, you have to play with the remote and the settings of the camera to make it zoom just right and keep you in frame (there are several settings to help with this).Really, when I went to double check the price, I was a little shook that it was only 60$, I guessed 100$ or 80$ so to be honest it's a great deal. I took off one star because I can't figure out how to make it keep its settings from when I last used it and sometimes it will turn on the "follow" button and follow my head and zoom when it wants to, when sometimes I would prefer a certain distance from my face!However, overall it's a great little camera with great image quality and it could really change your streaming game!

I do a local High School Sports Show on UStream.TV. We had been using a DXG-350 Camera because it allowed us to record video. audio and stills along with the Web Camera function. This was the second year of our show and we started getting some advertising, so it was important to kick up the quality without breaking the bank. I had tried cheaper Webcams and we couldn't afford a firewire camera. We had heard the Lgitech was being used by other UStream users, so we ordered it.It worked perfectly with ManyCam, a free program we use to add graphics, text, "bugs" to our show. (Some other cameras did not.) With the Zoom and Pan features, it allowed us to set up on a 3 person interview with the BEST quality we have had and then Zoom In when it became a 2 person shot WITHOUT the problems that Digital Zoom with other webcameras had.We will be buying a Second One Soon as we pay our bills and set up our Second "Live" Laptop broadcasting system.

This is an awesome unit in a lot of ways.But it seems targeted towards Windows users.There are downloadable drivers for OSX, but the software is buggy. It actually runs more consistently and smoothly without the drivers, which is weird. The drivers seem to be needed to really get the 4K quality video. I'm getting 1080p without the drivers.But all the other features work fine, the pan/tilt/zoom features work well (again, without the driver software). And even at 1080p, the quality of video I'm getting right now far exceeds what I've been using to date.There are a lot of 4k webcam companies emerging now at the under-$200 price point, many with extra features. Anker has a new AI one, Poly has one at $199, Huddle has one and there's numerous others, so if any of those are better suited to OSX, I imagine the Brio will have a short life span on my monitor.This is the age of video conferencing, after all, so there is a lot of investment in ever-better webcams.I give the Brio 4 stars due to the bugginess of the OSX software, but otherwise, a really great camera.

Let's be honest, in these days where we are connected to multiple online calling platforms (Zoom, Teams, Skype, Meet... and many others)...1. Who has not realized that the quality of the image and sound affects 100% the quality of our message and in general the energy and quality of the meeting?2. How many times have we been connected in calls with spectacular content, but with an audio and video quality that drains us of the energy to stay connected?3. Even when the Webcams integrated into notebooks have improved their resolution, they are still far from being able to have a quality interaction and being "attached" to the screen, further complicates their positioningA few weeks ago, I decided to include a Webcam in my Desktop, after many reviews I came to NexiGo N930AF FHD Webcam... it's true, with some curiosity (used to other brands), I made the decision to buy it... SIMPLY WOW!In a Nutshell:- 1080p resolution,- adjustable image transmission speed,- ability to adjust all image parameters,- sound quality of its built-in microphoneOpportunity to improve (and you probably have it and I'm the one who doesn't know how to do it)-ZoomI definitely switch to NexiGo and I recommend it 100%

Tl;drPros:- Great value for price- minimal lag- 2way communication usefulCons:-Volume control not very refined- Temperature sensor maybe not very accurate- Magnification not as great as other popular webcams----Once used a Nest to watch a newborn but a move and with bandwidth restrictions we needed a different way. This MoonBaby camera for the price was worth the try. I like the fact that it does NOT use wifi which would slow down the home network and also have to travel to some server and back. The screen is a nice portable size with good clarity, but not HD.I think the battery pack looks like it would be replaceable should the battery life on the screen start to go south. Having multiple cameras looks like it would be nice but for the price, one is just fine.About the only complaint I've seen thus far is the volume controls are too chunky. If they were a bit more refined on the slider that would be great. Also, the music for the baby on the camera portion is great but again I wish it had the ability to control volume.The other concern I have is how the camera portion is picking up room temperature. I'm not sure how calibrated it is but it's not the reason I bought it so I'll take it with a grain of salt.Would recommend for convenience and price to any family with a newborn, or even pet, that doesn't need the recording functionality or use of wifi.