4K Pro Audio and Video Conference Room Camera with Remote Control for Windows TV, AI-Powered HD Webcam with Microphone & Speaker for Desktop Computer/PC/Monitor/Laptop/Teams/Zoom/Skype

Video killed the radio star.

Nice vision and sound quality camera. I used it for conference calls. Favorite part is that it comes with the remote control. Definitely suggest.

Shipped new inbox with no remote as describe in the description. Attempted to get some help but none available, only way to resolve is to return the item and try again.

Been meaning to get a new webcam for work and and games. I like the look on this one and the ai tracking feature for when i move around. The picture quality is what got me on this one, i used to have a 1080p and this is a major upgrade. It grips on to the top of my monitor nicely i dont fear it falling off or going out of place. I would recommend this to others looking for a camera like this

Ordered Raybit's 4K video conference camera with remote to evaluate and for general use. At first glance out the box is the main unit with user manual and a remote which requires batteries (2xAAA NOT included). Camera setup is quite easy on Windows, just plug & play. The camera will register as 'Raybit Seeup 4H AI Camera' for capture device and as 'Raybit Seeup 4H audio' for sound devices. The camera itself can be setup flat on a table, on a dedicated stand, or atop a display. The camera's internal connection is legacy USB-A 2.0, so connecting it to a USB-A 3.0 port or higher will not improve performance. On video capture performance although the camera is capable of up to 4K or 2160p@30fps its default setting is 1080p@30fps. For optimal lag free performance 720p@30 or below is optimal. After thorough testing it was determined that this device is more suited to casual business use and not suitable for professional active content creation or streaming. It also only support two video formats, MJPEG by default and alternatively H264, which performs noticeable worse using the later. It cannot capture above 30FPS. If set to capture or stream at effective full 4k the image noticeably lags to the point its distracting, so the 4K label is misleading; the camera internally processes in 4K when auto-framing or locking in on one person or a group, but chokes when set to manual full 4k frame processing at just 30fps. As for its 'AI' or stand alone features not requiring any software tinkering, the camera features speaker following mode (centers on whoever is talking), automatic framing mode (centers directly on you or a group), and manual mode with 3 programmable pre-sets. The remote control is easy and straight forward to use, can fully control camera and its internal speaker volume level. It is notable that although the camera appears to have 3 capacitive buttons at the front of it [Microphone/AI/Speaker] only the AI button seems to do anything. Also the glossy front area of the camera is a finger print magnet so I'd rather avoid touching it at all. As for sound quality, it sounds about as loud and good as the average budget external audio sink. Although it registers as a 48khz 16-bit stereo output device on windows its effective real world output is monoaural. The device curiously has a marked 'subwoofer' opening at the back but its effective bass output is mediocre and no better than the typical handheld device. Perhaps the device itself was built upon what was originally meant to be a dedicated audio sink device or mini soundbar... as for the microphone the sound quality is surprisingly clear and crisp, however any noise filtering will depend on software used. Overall its a fair deal at MSRP for a dedicated conference room camera that's easy to setup and simple to use. However those seeking performance or content creators will find it insufficient for their more complex needs.

I attached this to my laptop, still working out some kinks for using it on a laptop but the video and sounf quality was very good and it comes with a remote!

We bought this camera for the office for video conferencing in the conference room. This is a good camera with a built-in microphone with good audio quality. Excellent quality, definitely worth recommending.

The only thing that appears to be missing is a way to turn the camera off. If someone knows how to do that, I would greatly appreciate it.