NexiGo1080P Webcam with Microphone and Privacy Cover

I have a Mac Mini and a huge monitor but no webcam, and zoom calls were annoying without one. So I read the reviews and got this thing and I am really impressed.1. The picture is surprisingly bright and clear (of course you have to have good lighting in your room for best results). Nothing's gonna work in a dark room. It's a wider angle than I'd prefer, but that's not a negative. I just have to clean up in here.2. The microphone has excellent sound. My friend heard me on our latest call and thought I was using my fancy external (Yeti) mic. But it was just the little thing in this webcam. Be aware, if this is important to you, that the mic still registers sound even when the cam is not on. You can turn it off in your sound settings, or unplug it when not in use if you don't want that to happen.3. I like the sliding shutter window that closes the cam when you're not using it. It's built in, not stuck on like some of the other models I saw available.Very happy with this purchase.

There's only the ability to adjust focus and brightness, so white balance is fully automatic which for some people with mixed lighting might be distracting. But for me I set my webcam light to match the ambient light (6500k for day, 5200k for night). So it's not a problem.I particularly liked the shallow depth of field. With manual focus enabled using Windows Camera, I was able to focus on just my face, blurring the background a bit and the foreground a lot.The image quality is a bit punchy (contrasty) but I found it aesthetic and kind of unique. I'm looking forward to standing out at my next Zoom call.The onboard audio is just fine, no worse that any other webcam I've tested. But I use a USB mic and headphone for quality anyway.Recommended.

Camera worked well at first, but random white lines started to appear on the left side of the image (see video) after awhile. Had to return the camera.Moreover, as reported by other reviewers, the autofocus of this camera is somewhat jerky. It has a tendency to randomly refocus even when nothing is moving. Overall, very bad experience. Don't know if I just got a random dud, or if there is a more profound quality control issue?

I wanted to upgrade my 720P Logitech for my office camera. Normally, I'd go Logitech but availability and price made me look elsewhere. I read the reviews and this one stood out. I picked it up on an amazon sale so that was even better. Its plug and play. Video quality is great. Mic quality is good too but it did create some echo (this is also how I have my speakers), suggesting the mic is more sensitive. Took some time to figure out how to configure MS Teams, Zoom, and FB Messenger recognized this camera but once they its been great.

Use this camera almost every day now. The worst part of this is the autofocus. It goes in and out of focus constantly making the video stream jump around. The video quality isn't that good. Video is okay at best if you got good lighting. Looks good if your video is a tiny square/rectangle but if you have your video window larger on-screen you can really see anti-aliasing around objects and the pixellated/grainy video. If you have a 1080p monitor the video quality does not at all look like 1080p, seems very low res. You get what you pay for I guess. The microphone works well though so far no issues with it on calls.