Meet 2-4K Webcam for PC with 1/2" Sensor, AI Framing & Autofocus, Beauty Mode, Lightweight, Gesture Control, HDR, Dual Microphone, 60 FPS, Web Cam for Streaming, Meeting, Gaming. (Cloud White)

Update I am impressed. But it could be better. I am not sure what the difference would be if I had purchased the 4k model. I had purchased the Elgato facecam at double price and returned it because I was so unimpressed. Comparing the price and performance this webcam is very impressive. Pros: - plug and play - usb-c to usb-a convertor included - small and lightweight - secure magnetic stand - colours real out of the box - privacy cap which stays in place - performs great in the dark. I am visible even with monitor light with a black desktop background which means almost no light... - better price compared with competition cameras like elgato facecam. Elgato has a more advanced software though which also has pros and cons. - the AI feature works well Cons: - not 4k and I begin to wonder how better the 4k model is. - the software takes improvement - the camera gets hot in minutes but not very hot - the background replacement has to be improved - portrait mode worked after I installed the software - when you change the FOV basically it zooms in which affects the image quality slightly but I guess this is how FOV works with all cameras and how autoframing works. I had some problems but it wasn't the camera but my computer that had to return. After I resolved my computer issues I re-ordered the camera. The camera is amazing and I recommend it.

I won't pretend I've gone through every feature this camera has to offer. I recently purchased a rather expensive gaming PC that had an in-built webcam. The in-built webcam wasn't awful, but for my streams I needed something of higher quality. I have some impulsivity issues which make me seek out the most expensive gadgets I can find, assuming more expensive = better quality. This webcam however is a decent price and really packs a punch. Setting the webcam up with insanely easy. The stand fits on my laptop well and is literally plug and play. It's miles better than my laptop webcam and the sound quality is also so much better. I am so impressed with this little gadget, I don't think spending significantly more would change a whole lot.

The Meet is a handsdown awesome little camera for the price. There's no comparison to anything below £100. I have 2 Nexigo £70 1080p cams, a Ugreen 1080p cam and an Elgato Facecam in my streaming setup and I upgraded one of the Nexigos to this Osbot cam. Picture quality at 1080p is a radical improvement on all my other cams, notably including the Elgato. 4k blows it away. The comparison with the Elgato Facecam is the important one because it's similar-ish price and is frequently talked about as being good in low light. The Osbot picture is clearer and in low light, well, ... you wouldn't know you're in low light. Gesture and Beauty modes, I can happily do without but they work fine. The other things that's important to me are the Autofocus and AI autoframing, which work brilliantly. As far as the camera's build is concerned, it's cute and tiny! You can immediatly tell that the build quality is superior to lower cost webcams and is on a par or better, than the Elgato Facecam. The only downside I have with the Osbot is that I used to use the Snapcam application on my pc to pass the footage through and use some lens on, before consuming that footage in OBS Studio. I noticed that as soon as I told Snapcam to use the Osbot as it's source, it's CPU usage spiked to 33% of my total available. .. I have Overclocked AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 16 Core CPU so this was unnaceptabe and I simply uninstalled Snapcam and forgot about the lens. (Didn't make any difference whether the Osbot gave it 1080p or 4k footage, Snapcam just basically F'd).

It’s seems to be very well built and very small which is great . The quality of the picture is ok for general use. Without good lighting it does suffer a little, and in darker light does struggle but does a fairly good job compensating considering. As with all camera setups you need a lighting setup to get quality image but even without it’s much better than you bog standard webcamera that’s for sure. The software works well too when you are able to use it. On my personal device it’s easy to install and setup and lots of features. It’s a shame that some features are all dependent on the software though as if, like me, you use it for work, the software cannot be installed on my work device due to company policy. So you just have basic controls from within whichever apps you use on work device. The only downside is the stand which has a very weak arm which is not particularly good for sitting sturdily on my pc the monitor. It’s quite flimsy which I would have expected something a bit more robust.

I tried a couple of cameras and went with this one as the features and software work together nicely for an excellent all round package. Box is tiny for a reason, the camera is literally 2inches wide and an inch and a half high! Picture quality is staggering! I’m using the 1080p 60fps as there is no lag into my MacBook and all round that seems to give the best picture. Lots of features in the software that allow you to adjust everything to your tastes (some very clever AI functionality in there!… you can knock a few pounds off without going anywhere near the gym, as well as whiten your teeth a fraction or go full Turkey teeth!! Plus a whole lot more!) It’s REALLY easy to adjust so for portability, functionality and quality, the Obsbot Meet2 really is hard to beat!

Great Camera quality. Having the option to to use 1080p (up to 60 fps) and 4k (30fps) is nice. Has a big sensor which helps with picking up more light. Cool AI features for those that need or want that. Usb c that is replaceable which is great. Very small and portable, quick and easy to set up. I had a Logitech Streamcam beforehand which I was happy with but the cable got damaged and is attached the the camera... so needed to replace the whole camera. I explored other options and thought I'd upgrade instead of replace. If you want a cheaper option go for the Logitech Streamcan. This has a slightly better colour balance and lighting out of the box, but colour balance can be edited on both cameras in their softwares if needed. I never use audio in webcams so cant comment on this. Highly recommend 👌🏻

Im pretty tech savvy. The video quality on this is very good. however, if you want to adjust anything slightly then you will have a problem as the camera doesn't save adjustments to itself on startup. Whenever you restart the camera or resume from standby the settings are not saved. Unfortunately, that's not good for me as i have specific settings i wish to use within Teams video calls. I don't want to be running the Osbot "Center" software every time. Good quality camera, nonetheless. If you just want something plug and play then you cant go wrong for the price.

I brought this webcam camera to use with content creation. Mostly streaming. I originally used a dlsr Sony Zv1 which cost a whopping £400+. This small webcam does a better job for my setup. I use a green screen and low lighting and its just a perfect match. If you are wanting a camera for YouTube to do talking head recordings this is the perfect companion. It works better than an expensive dlsr alternative at a fraction of a cost what is to dislike?. I am using it out the box on Linux using Ubuntu 24.04lts and OBS studio and it works perfect. Very impressed!