Unzano 1080P Webcam with Microphone, HD Web Camera with Wide Angle, USB Computer Camera for Desktop/Laptop/PC, Manual Focus& 100-degree FOV, Conferencing and Video Calling

The picture quality is good both in bright light and at night, and the autofocus is quick and responsive. There are two microphones, both of which pick up voices very well.There is also a privacy switch which instantly covers the camera, which is one of the reasons I picked this webcam.It should work with somewhat thin bezels as the amount of space it takes up on my monitor bezel is 1 centimeter.

Camera works great! Picture quality is amazing! Doesn't delay when using it! Sound quality is great, you can hear the people you are talking to wonderfully. I would definitely recommend this if you are in search of a Webcam. If it become blurry it fixes itself automatically. Loving using this!

I disagree with the other reviews that said the microphone sounded great. Mine sounded like the inside of a windy tin can. The camera itself is genuinely good quality though, and it has an EXCELLENT stand to sit on top of your monitor. That bumped it up from 2-3 stars to 4 for me, as it really sits just perfectly and I can easily reposition it to look around my room to show my friends stuff if need be.Just get a separate microphone, it's mostly worth the price.

Got this so the kids could video chat with there dad, who lives out of state! Very easy to use and set up , beautiful video quality! The kids also like to use it with there Xbox to chat with there friends ! Great webcam for the price!! Very happy with this purchase!!

picture quality is great, It makes a clicking sound every time it focuses. There is no company information. No phone numbers. Warranty is a joke. It lasted 3 months with no problems. The company is sending me a new camera via UPS, I will give it 5 stars as soon as it arrives

I was not certain which webcam would work on Ubuntu 16.04, and then on an Intel NUC (NUC7PJYH) with only usb3.0 ports. I bought this webcam for its advertised ubuntu support and their explicitly indicating it works with usb 2.0 ports and usb 3.0 ports. I started by showing it works in Cheese Webcam Booth, and after that, I showed it works in Zoom installed on Ubuntu. The sound quality in Cheese Webcam Booth was good provided in the ubuntu sound settings, I chose USB Live Camcra for Microphone input. My ubuntu was using the built in microphone on the NUC otherwise, in other words, not using the webcam audio. I didn't even know the NUC had a microphone. Sound quality in Zoom was very good. On this NUC, cpu useage never exceeded 30% when video and audio recording in a Zoom session, which is good. I was afraid on this lower level NUC, the CPU would be marginal for a camera like this. The CPU was fine. Perhaps because the CPU in this kind of NUC is four core.Also works in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS and 20.04 LTS.

I've been using built-in MacBook Pro cameras for years and the only complaint I have is the low-light performance, especially how noisy an output image is. So I decided to step up my game with this camera. The packaging is nice and the camera has solid build quality. Connecting it to the MacBook is a breathe as well. Functionality, however, needs more work to be done.My two main complaints are overexposed image output and unstable autofocus (Photo Booth, FaceTime, OBS):- Check out attached photos for reference. My palm is where my face usually is when I talk over FaceTime. MacBook camera produces a noisier image but colors are accurate and highlights are not clipped. Unzano produces a cleaner image but highlights are blown out and the palm looks like one big white something with no details or color reproduction whatsoever. Notice, that this can't be corrected afterward due to highlighted area lack any color at this point so lowering brightness in post-processing make it look grey instead. Due to such an approach, Unzano's image looks better when light conditions are quite bad but it rapidly deteriorates when light improves. Another example is probably due to overcompression. The door looks like it's supposed to with a smooth vertical edge on MacBook's image. The same door looks like a chopped ladder on Unzano's image.- Unzano can't keep the subject in focus. Even tiny movements like turning your head slightly left or right while speaking causes camera to re-focus and it's doing so with extreme breathing so that image is constantly moving back and forth unless you stand completely still without any movements. Never experienced anything like that with MacBook's camera.It'd help tremendously if there'd be a piece of software that can tweak what the camera settings (aperture, exposure, temperature) are.I'll give Unzano another try with evening light to see if it's worth keeping for that only. Otherwise, I'm looking to return it back.

This camera totally met my needs & expectations. Installation was trivial and immediately integrated with my zoom application. I like that it has a privacy shutter. And I especially like that while installed on the PC it can swivel left-right and tilt up-down. Also, the ability to use it with a standard tripod is an added benefit. Very nice.