It's been a while since I upgraded my webcam and I wanted one that offered a narrow field of view. This camera offers three choices of field of view, seems to be well reviewed and was my choice. Turns out the camera works extremely well! I was able to adjust the field of view to restrict how much of my room was displayed to viewers, and the mechanical shutter is perfect for times I'm not using the camera.

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 Dzees seems to be a great brand. The app works really well. The added solar panel is great to never have to worry about the battery. It has a great rotation where I have it positioned so I can see my front and back yard. Would definitely recommend.

I was looking for a webcam that would not show my entire office. A lot of webcams are wide angled lens. Found this one and the field of view is 60 . Perfect for my video calls.

Nice cam for the price. Plug and play with Mac. Do not use the audio so no expectations there.

Being able to adjust the field of view is incredibly useful. Also, the camera works very well in low light. It put my old webcam to shame. The monitor mount does not pivot and tilt, which is my only gripe, but this is really not a big deal overall.

What's great about this webcam is that you can specify the field of view (ie how wide/narrow the camera view is). You set this in the software that you download for the camera and no further software is required.

First off, I've got a LAN camera system set up for my house with all Reolink cameras hooked up (using POE) to Blue Iris software. Those cameras have been operating on my house for 7 years with zero issues.Secondly, I trap cats using Reolink cameras. I trap cats for a TNR (trap/neuter/return) organization in a large suburban county. I have built what I call "Robotraps" where I have a Reolink camera actually running in the back of the trap so I can see what's walking into the trap. I use a Wifi hotspot, a battery, and some other equipment to be able to remotely trip the trap. So the Reolink camera alerts me to motion, I open the Reolink app to see what's eating in the trap, then I use my spare phone to open a different app and push a button on it to close the trap. Then I get in my car and high tail it to the trapping site to get the cat.I have one iPhone and one Android phone. Both phones can be set up so that Reolink alerts will come through even though you have Do Not Disturb turned on. This is optional, of course, but I love this feature. It means I'm constantly getting woken up at night by raccoons, possums, skunks, etc., walking into the trap, but that's a necessary evil if I want to get cats trapped and fixed.I mostly have been using the Reolink Go PT and the Argus PT. I was so excited to find out about this camera. There is a guy on the popular video site that starts with "Y" who goes by the name Hunting Farmer. He is a treasure trove of information on these types of Reolink cameras. I first found out about this dual lens camera through his channel.So this camera is basically two cameras in one. There are two video feeds - one for each lens. The software is very clever and splices them together for you if you are looking at the feed in landscape mode. If you have your phone or device in portrait mode, it will show two separate feeds on top of each other because it doesn't have the room to put them side by side.The field of view of this thing is fantastic! Now I can not only see what's in front of the trap, but what's on either side of it. I get a lot more warning when something is coming close.The vehicle detection is not so hot, but I really don't care. A raccoon will walk by and it will say it's a vehicle. I have some Nest cameras at my house and at my work and they get it wrong constantly too. I just don't think any camera is very good at identifying people, vehicles, packages, etc., just yet.I have to give Reolink props on their app. It's phenomenal. When I get a motion alert, sometimes the cat is already eating so I didn't get a chance to see it walk in. I quickly just click over to the Cloud part of the app to see the clip of what just occurred just prior to the live view. Then I can see the cat coming up and walking in to see if it's the one that I want.Next, the notifications seem to be extremely reliable. I'm in a international TNR group on FB and they are constantly complaining about lag and unreliability of notifications from other brand name cameras. Those that have Reolink aren't complaining. The notifications are pretty instant and are reliable.Hope this was helplful!

I bought this monocular for archery. The field of view is very bright, allowing me a clear view of my arrows downfield. The unit is light weight and easy to carry on my belt for quick access.