HyperX Vision S – Webcam, 4K Video Recording @ 30fps, 90° Field-of-View, Responsive Autofocus, Hyperflex Cable, Aluminum Body, Plug and Play, Sony Starvis 8MP Sensor, 5G2P Lens, USB-C – Black

I’m absolutely thrilled with this webcam! Given how much time I spend on camera these days, I figured it was worth the investment. I’m not a content creator or influencer, but I do some work that needs top-notch image quality. Plus, a clean, crisp picture always makes business transactions smoother.First off, I’m amazed by two things about this camera: the mount and the image quality. The built-in (yet removable) mount clips onto my monitor like a dream despite its size and weight. It’s like it’s not even there! I don’t plan to keep it there permanently, but it’s a perfect temporary spot until I set up a dedicated mount.The image quality? Simply outstanding. It’s sharp, clear, and the colors are spot-on. No over-saturation, no weird distortions. Even in low light, it delivers a realistic, high-quality image that rivals my iPhone – without Apple’s fancy processing, thanks to the larger lens.I did install the HyperX software, and while it’s not mind-blowing, it gets the job done. You can tweak a few settings like zoom and your standard image sliders, but for serious use, you’re better off with a specialized program.Now, my only gripe is the lens cover. It’s a clip-on type, which is decent quality and snaps on and off easily. But it’s also easy to lose. A built-in flip cover would’ve been much more convenient. Privacy isn’t a huge concern for me – if I’m worried, I just unplug the camera. Simple!There’s no built-in microphone, which is a bit of a letdown. It means if I take this camera on the go, I won’t have a quality mic by default. I would’ve preferred a standard mic included, but I get why they left it out – better no mic than a poor-quality one.Overall, I’d say this webcam is worth every penny if you’re frequently on camera or do any creative work. I can’t compare it to 4K models, but it blows my old Logitech 1080p out of the water, especially for work-related photography. For streaming or video chats, the difference is noticeable, though not dramatic. All in all, I highly recommend it!

Best buy ever would recommend and has great hold on the angles and rotations

Crisp, and solid colors. Being able to capture 4k @ 30fps is spot on as well. Very happy with this, as I use it for business meetings.

The HyperX Vision S webcam isn't just another face in the crowd. It's a 4K powerhouse aimed at streamers, content creators, and anyone who wants to take their video calls to the next level. After putting it through its paces, here's my verdict:Sharp as a Tack: The star of the show is undoubtedly the 8MP Sony Starvis sensor. 4K recording at 30fps is crisp and clear, capturing fine details with impressive accuracy. Even in 1080p at 60fps, the picture remains smooth and vibrant. Low-light performance is commendable too, thanks to the sensor's light sensitivity.Wide Enough for Everyone: No more cropping out your teammates or squeezing into the frame. The 90° field of view is a game-changer, showcasing your entire setup or capturing more background context in your streams. It's perfect for presentations, group calls, and showcasing your creative workspace.Focus on Point: Autofocus is fast and accurate, keeping you sharp even if you're constantly moving around. No more blurry faces or fidgeting to stay in focus. This is especially helpful for streamers and educators who need to be dynamic on camera.Built to Last: The HyperX Vision S feels premium, with a sleek aluminum body and a sturdy yet flexible HyperFlex cable. It's a welcome departure from flimsy plastic webcams that feel like they'll break at the slightest touch. The magnetic privacy cover is a nifty addition for extra peace of mind.Plug and Play Perfection: True to its name, the Vision S is instantly ready to go. No drivers, no fuss – just plug it in and start streaming. This ease of use extends to the HyperX NGENUITY software, where you can fine-tune settings like white balance, exposure, and even adjust the field of view to your liking.Minor Nitpicks: While the audio quality is decent, it doesn't quite match the video. If you rely heavily on voice, a dedicated microphone might be a better option. Also, the lack of a built-in tripod mount might be a minor inconvenience for some users.Verdict: The HyperX Vision S delivers on its promises. It's a premium webcam that offers exceptional video quality, a generous field of view, and a user-friendly experience. While the price tag might be a bit steeper than some budget options, the build quality, performance, and feature set justify it for creators and serious video-callers. If you're looking for a webcam that elevates your online presence, the HyperX Vision S is a top contender.I recommend the HyperX Vision S to:Streamers and content creators who value high-quality video captureProfessionals who want to impress in video calls and presentationsAnyone who wants a durable and feature-rich webcam for everyday video communicationIf you're on a tight budget or don't need the extra features, a more basic webcam might be sufficient. But for those who demand the best, the HyperX Vision S is definitely worth considering.I hope this review helps you decide if the HyperX Vision S is the right webcam for you!

I didn’t realize I needed to see every pore on my face at glorious 4k, but here we are. Couple things about this- this THING IS THICCCCCCCCC. The cannon of a camera is weightier than any web cam you’ve ever used. Further it’s USB C cable also got a graduate degree in thicco-metry. Don’t lose that cable, I’m not confident cheap USB-C cables can keep up with this camera’s data output.Despite a 9.0 on the thicco-meter the camera mounted to my extremely cheap ring lights via the standard screw mount at the bottom of its base. The included base is not removable FYI but allows a range of up/down aiming. The base and the cover are the only questionable pieces, but we’ll come back to that. The picture was nothing short of amazing even in cruddy lighting.PSA- AGAIN DON'T LOSE THE CABLE, MAKE SURE THE CABLE IS IN USB 3.0 Port! You will NOT get full quality pictures if you don't.Every now and then, I get something that proves spending a bit extra gets you a lot. This thiccest of thicc boy webcams has a steel body frame that will put a hole in your floor if you drop it, but it sleek and stable when balanced on your monitor. I acquired this at the same time I got a 2k camera, and it isn't even in the same playing field- the 4k you can read the smaller titles on a bookshelf on the other side of the room, in 2k you can tell I have books- you also get a disturbing good look at the pores on your own face, so do with that what you will.The software wasn't too difficult to download and install, and is also the best way I found to make sure you are getting your full pixel goodness. It was the clearest indicator of what format I was in. Most of the time, you'll forget it exists though.