MOKOSE HDMI Camera, HD 1080P 60FPS Digital Security Camera, Industry Digital Camera with 5-50mm Telephoto Zoom Manual HD Lens.

The media could not be loaded. I was pleasantly surprised that this thing had 4K@30fps setting when it was advertised as 1080p@60fps, the settings are kind of hard to figure out, you have to play with it a while to figure it out but it's a great hdmi camera that i use as a surveillance camera on my 4k tv

Shoping for a cheap streaming cam is a pain. I hope this helps others looking. Yes you can stream directly from the hdmi out of this device with no menus or unwanted script on your screen. It is not as high quality of an image as more expensive camera but it is decent. Manual fucus is difficult due to the lense being so tiny but once locked in it works great as a stationary cam.

Good with PTZ cameras as a fixed cover shot. Price is right.

It’s basic, no frills, but overall it’s a pretty solid camera for the price!My opinions:I wish they would get rid of the IR sensor (a remote control is not included for some reason so it’s a useless “feature”) and replace it with a 3.5mm stereo mic input.Also, the single hex screw that secures the lens onto the cameras are never tight from the factory and are extremely tiny and hard to tighten. This leads to the lens getting out of focus when making adjustments to the actual lens adjustments with no instruction on how to reset to a factory spec focus point after it’s been moved. (I’m sure this might be a basic thing for an experienced camera person but if your buying this, you’re probably not experienced enough to know what you’re doing) They should replace this with a thumb screw similar to the ones used to focus the adjustable lens to make it easier to tighten.The top and bottom 1/4in mounts are great!

Good product for the price and easy to work with

The camera has a permanent blue to the lense on the lower right part. I have taken it apart and cleaned it but havent had any luck removing it. Amazon says I cannot return it.

We've been working with the AIDA HD-100A plus Blackmagic ATEM Mini Pro to livestream and record yoga classes during the pandemic. This is a super alternative - nearly perfect form / fit / function, at a much lower price, and includes an optical zoom lens (the AIDA comes with a fixed fisheye; had to buy replacement lenses)About the only thing missing is an audio input (not a biggie - we're mostly running separate audio into the ATEM Mini Pro). The little joystick control is mounted on the camera body which makes it a little touch to adjust without moving the camera, but we're using these for a fly-pack (the AIDA cams are permanently mounted).Time will tell in terms of reliability and have not done a head to head in terms of image quality. Maybe if I'm bored sometime I'll set that up!

Purchased this for a POV camera on piano keys for a live stream of a piano and strings competition. While the camera was difficult to focus and zoom (partially a set up issue on our part - but the lens rings are super sensitive) and used it for one day, moved its location and the camera was no longer capturing images. It was tested on three different occasions and all seemed to be reasonable. Got great use of it on piano day, but when we moved it for the strings competition the next day nothing.Took quite some time to narrow it down to the camera as the issue and very frustrating. Contacted Mikose and they said try updating the camera bios which I did and nothing changed. Did a quick disassembly in hopes of seeing something that was obvious but all I have now is a one-use small $125 electronic scrapyard. Very disappointing.