Category: conference-cameras
The video quality is crystal clear even in a dimly lit room, which was my biggest worry. It picked up voices from across the table without any echo. Really solid piece of kit for the office.
The auto-framing on this thing tracks me perfectly even when I stand up to grab a marker, which is a huge upgrade from my old fixed-angle setup. Video quality is crisp even in our dimly lit conference room, and the built-in mic picks up voices from across the table.
Finally, a conference camera that actually picks up everyone in the room clearly—the 120-degree field of view is a game changer for our team meetings. Setup was a breeze, and the built-in speakerphone handles our loudest talkers without any distortion.
The speaker pickup is surprisingly good for a room this size — caught my voice clearly even from the back corner. Setup was straightforward and the image quality is crisp in medium light.
The autoframing tracks me perfectly even when I stand up to grab a whiteboard marker, and the built-in speakers fill our medium-sized room without any echo. Setup took maybe ten minutes with the included cables, and it’s been rock-solid on every video call since.
Finally a conference cam that doesn’t make everyone look like a blurry ghost—the auto-framing locks onto me instantly even when I lean back. Setup was plug-and-play, and the built-in speaker fills our small meeting room without any echo.
The audio pickup is surprisingly clear even from across a large conference table, and the setup was plug-and-play with our existing monitor. It’s made our hybrid meetings feel much more natural without the usual muffled echo.
Set it up in our main meeting room and the auto-framing locked onto people perfectly, even when someone walked in late. The image quality is sharp enough to read whiteboard text from across the table.
The built-in speakers are surprisingly clear for a device this slim, and the microphone picked up my voice from across the table without any echo. Set up took maybe ten minutes with the included cables—no IT degree needed.
We use this in our main conference room and the auto-framing keeps everyone in shot even when people lean back. Audio picks up clearly from across the table, which was a big upgrade from our old setup.