N60 1080P Webcam with Microphone, Adjustable FOV, Zoom, Software Control & Privacy Cover, USB HD Computer Web Camera, Plug and Play, for Zoom/Skype/Teams, Conferencing and Video Calling

Review: The NexiGo N60 1080P Webcam with Microphone is a solid choice for anyone looking for a reliable and high-quality webcam. The product delivers on its promise of providing clear and crisp video quality, making it ideal for Zoom meetings or Skype calls. The adjustable Field of View (FOV) is a standout feature, allowing users to customize their viewing angle to suit their needs. The built-in microphone is another plus point, offering clear and audible sound. The privacy cover is a thoughtful addition, providing an extra layer of security. The plug and play feature is a time saver, eliminating the need for any complicated setup. However, there are a few areas that could use some improvement. The software control could be more user-friendly, as it can be a bit tricky to navigate for those who are not tech-savvy. The zoom function, while useful, could be smoother and more responsive. Lastly, the webcam could benefit from a more robust build, as it feels a bit lightweight and fragile. In summary, the NexiGo N60 1080P Webcam with Microphone is a great option for those in need of a high-quality webcam. It offers excellent video and audio quality, an adjustable FOV, and a handy privacy cover. However, improvements could be made to the software control, zoom function, and overall build quality. Positive Features: 1. Excellent video and audio quality 2. Adjustable FOV 3. Privacy cover 4. Plug and play feature Features to be Improved: 1. User-friendliness of software control 2. Responsiveness of zoom function 3. Build quality

This webcam provides a lot in a small and very simple package. Decent picture quality and sound in a plug-n-play package. It does everything I need for Microsoft Teams and Zoom work meetings. The fixed focus lens is pretty sharp and copes with low-light conditions far better than the webcam on my laptop. As I typically work from home using my laptop in clamshell mode and twin external monitors this little webcam ticks the right boxes from a user-experience and its pretty good value for money. It loses one star because the USB cable is fixed and is only 1m long Nevertheless it you can live with that limitation its recommended

It’s a really good webcam with a clear HD picture. I have only used it for a few days but I am very pleased with it. I particularly like the rotation feature on the camera which makes it easier to adjust the view without having to move the camera itself. It is good with low lighting as well. Cannot comment on the speakers as I use my laptop speaker. The camera cover is very handy and the wide angle is pretty good too. Overall I am very pleased with my purchase.

This was an absolute lifesaver! Previously, I did Zoom Calls/Recordings with a) unclear audio and b) dodgy filming; the PC Camera makes me look a pale yellow and had a lot of blur. With the new webcam, the blur was almost non-existent, and the camera could capture my movements suavely (is that an adverb?). The audio was also improved (I think) The only reason I may be buying another of the same product was inadvertent misuse of the technology that broke the wires. I'll have a list of rules in place to avoid a repeat. Other than that, the webcam was working fine!

From the bat, lets state that this is a great 'value' option. I've recently had a crack with the latest crop of webcams for streaming>OBS purposes. This compared favourably with the Kiyo Pro and the FaceCam. None of them are even close to a 'semi-pro' setup like a Sony 6100/16mm f1.4/Camlink 4K (No matter what the marketing material would suggest) But there again, that's more than £1000 of kit right there. However, for a game 'picture in picture' running to twitch/youtube/FB Live at 1080/30 or 720/60 There is VERY little noticeable difference. If you are streaming full screen 'chat' though. even the Kiyo Pro/Facecam lack the DOF and quality at 3x the price of this. So, it's a GOOD webcam, significantly better than most midrange 720 laptop webcams, and 'almost' as good as the top of the range current crop of webcams at 1080/30 (under good lighting) HOWEVER, the audio is just awful, I don't know how Nexigo could go so wrong with this, it sounds like old 8khz gsm audio. I mean, most webcams are too far away to pick up podcast/vj quality voice anyway, but this is just baaaaad. Even my creative labs stalk MIC from 1995 beats the hell out of this... The Good: - Great sharp pictures - MJPEG stream means works 1080/30 no problem on USB/2 (pretty much indistinguishable from the YUV2 tbh) - Great Value - Plug and play, no drivers, and uses standard windows directshow 'crossbar' settings The Bad: Worst Microphone I've ever heard.

I didn't really care about my laptop's built-in camera quiality because I rarely used it. However, everything changes in lockdown 2021. My girls school have Zoom class meeting once a week. Though I can use my phone, I feel using a laptop is more comfortable and easier for them to see everyone in one screen. This is when I realize my laptop built-in camera quality is far from ideal. Initially, I was looking at other big brands like W**dows or L***tech, then I came across Nexigo, which has good reviews and with a reasonable price. I am very satisified with my purchase. As you can see the pictures of the quality difference. I've used it on a messenger meeting as well, works perfectly. You can see in the pictures the huge difference between two cameras. No installation required. Just plug in and use. I do need to go on my setting to switch to the new camera otherwise my laptop would contiue using the built-in (default) one. The only thing is, while testing the camera with my husband, he says the sound seems very sharp so I don't use the webcam's built-in microphone, I use my laptop's microphone instead.

I have had a Microsoft 720p Webcam for a long time that I used intermittently. Covid lock downs meant I used it a lot more with family but I did some other things as well (online French lessons for example). I had started to experience issues that looked like in meetings my connection had dropped as the other people could not longer see or hear me. After some investigation I realised that it was the camera dropping out, confirmed by using the camera in the Windows Camera App and seeing that it would drop out randomly These things are not expensive so I looked and decided also to get a 1080p camera as an upgrade. There are literally 100's of these on Amazon so it's really pot luck what you get but this is OK Running with Windows 11 and installed in seconds and just worked Video is clear and smooth and colours seem true 4 stars for picture because there is a bit of curvature on the image (slightly fishbowl like) and the audio could be slightly better. There's no option to flip the video either There's a red light on the camera that I assume shows it's got power (so on my desktop it's always on) - when the camera is active there's a green light. The (optional) privacy cover is useful although quite flimsy - not sure whether it'll last a long time However - it's good enough that I have bought a second units as a present for a family member who's camera is even older than the one I had that failed - I guess that's a good review

This little cam has made a big difference in my video calls. I have an older Dellxps, the one with the camera at the bottom of the screen, a location that renders the camera utterly useless. I've gone through a myriad of cheap external cameras over the years, most of which sucked and didn't last long. You get what you pay for. Naturally my expectations were quite low for this one too, but to my surprise, it's fantastic. It sits on top of my thin screen with quite a lot of stability and the picture is unexpectedly bright and clear, even in relatively low light. Look guys, I'm not filming loreal commercials here - I use it for business and family video calls and not much else. And within that context, it has far exceeded my expectations. It's the little cam that could. As for the mic, I have no idea, but nobody has complained or asked me to sit closer or farther from the mic. So yay for that.

It adapts well to the lighting conditions of the room and moderates the video image

I've been using the NexiGo camera for a while now, and overall I'm very satisfied with it. The video quality is clear and sharp, making it great for video calls and meetings. The microphone and sound quality are also good, and people can hear me clearly without any issues. One feature I really like is the built-in privacy cover, which is sturdy and easy to use when the camera is not needed. My only complaint is the wide-angle lens. It captures more of the room than I'd like, which isn't always ideal for video calls. Aside from that, the camera performs well and offers good value for the price.

Qualidade e densidade de pixel igual ou superior a 1920p

This webcam is affordable and absolute quality. I use for Zoom, Skype, Teams etc in working from home. It provides a fantastic picture and sound quality to do so. The company also provide at no cost an extended warranty AND free software for if you wish to adjust any camera settings. That set the camera plugged in and set up no problems and the default settings were perfect. They also have a great website and unlike Logitech they actually seek to please and want to hear from you and ensure you have all the assistance you need to derive the full benefit of the product. I am now throwing out my Logi C920 & C922, neither of which ever worked for me and encourage anyone to use NexiGo as everything from start to finish was provided and they truly appear to want your business and ensure you have a great experience. THANK YOU

It is good quality but the vision was tilting sometimes, I returned it