Angetube 4K Webcam with Light for PC: UHD 4K, TOF Auto Focus, Dual AI Noise-Cancelling Mics, 1080p@60FPS, USB Streaming Webcam w/Privacy Cover for Laptop/Mac/Desktop/PC Work w/Zoom/Teams/Google Meet

This little camera is phenomenal! The LED light cats enough light to keep you out of the shadows. Image quality is better than that of other cameras I have tested that cost 2x - 3x the price of this camera. There are only two bad things about this camera. 1. The lens cover switch can be hard to see, especially when the LED ring light is on. I wish it was red so that it stood out better. 2. The dial system used to turn the ring light on and off could be improved. You turn the dial to the left or right and the LED light gets brighter as you turn the dial. But, if you go to far the light turn off. I wish it had a stopping point. This way you turn it left for on, and right for off. With all that said, I highly recommend this USB LED Ring Light Camera!

I'm pretty shocked by the quality of this camera. It's amazing. My husband already had the 1080p and it's good but this one is definitely exponentially better. It's super easy to operate, functions great, the microphone sound quality is great, and the little privacy cover is a nice feature. The light is a nice feature as well but I can't use it with my glasses so just note that the photos are taken using alternate lighting. Overall I highly recommend this camera for the price and quality. Super easy plug and play and amazing quality. All pros no cons here.

Really surprised that it was actually 4K with really good auto-focus and bit-rate. Also hooks on to my monitor easily. But as all webcams are... the mic sucks. No surprise there.

I've been using the Angetube 2k webcam for 1.5 years, since I finally upgraded over a 1080p camera from a different brand. When I upgraded, I tested every webcam I could find in double digits, and some in triple digits, and the Angetube was the best of the bunch. Well, now that technologies have evolved, I was thrilled to see that Angetube now offers a 4k camera! I've been waiting for this day! I just tested the videos one immediately after another, no changes to lighting or anything, so you can see the comparison. Check the pics! The 2k version is great, as already mentioned. But the 4k version, wow! You can even see where my mascara is flaky because I was laugh-crying on a videocall just prior to these pics! Here are some key differences: - The 4k version focuses VERY clearly on the main subject/person. The background has a bit of a bokeh effect. It's very natural and gentle on the eyes, and there isn't any weird blurring around the edges. The 2k version is more hard-focused everywhere, though you can see that the background gets some of that extra crispy look as you can see with the ting grass (still the best for any 2k webcam). - The 4k colors are truer. In the 2k pic, you can see I look more washed out, and the sofa looks a little black. In the 4k pic, I look more alive (I am still pretty pale IRL lol) and the sofa is clearly purple. - The angle is a little narrower on the 4k. The 2k came with a remote so you could zoom in/out, but the 4k does not. I think the angle is nice, it's not too wide to show your entire room, but still shows some space. A remote someday as an upgrade would be great though. - If you look at the close-up comparison, you can see that the 4k has really amazing resolution. The pic is only at 100% and it's clear as day. To get the same size/zoom effect on the 2k, I had to go to 146%, and the text on my little whiteboard is blurry. - On the second close-up comparison, you can see how much more realistic my eyes and hair look with the 4k. Since I have dark wavy hair, I've always felt like my hair looks greasy if I don't straighten it or pull it back, just because of the resolution and contrast. But with the 4k, it softer and more normal. Plus, the aforementioned mascara flakes from laughing, which I will clean up after this review lol :) I love the 4k, and overall it feels much more "talking to a real human" vs "oh, right, talking through a webcam." Much more relatable and will help build connection even in the virutal world. REALLY NICE!!

I had thr 1080p model and decided to upgrade on Black Friday. Not because I wanted better quality as I was happy with the one I had but because I needed a 2nd camera for my streaming #MohawkNinja636 😉 I think the picture quality is great but I can't speak for the microphone as I use a dedicated mic.

I need an excellent camera to record my broadcasts. I have a podcast called Not Quite After Midnight that I release in video on Facebook and YouTube, in addition to the podcasting platforms I use (like Spotify). The video is much clearer than my old Angetube camera. That was a good camera; it has other features I like. The audio from the built-in microphones isn't good enough for my needs, so I'll keep my old mic. I do like the built-in light. It's much more reliable than the light I have been using. I like this camera and recommend it to anyone wanting an inexpensive but high-quality camera.

AngeTube completely replaced my never buy again Razer Kiyo brand which is ridiculously way over priced that one day out of nowhere decided to eat shh across in universal forums where everyone everywhere are experiencing this strange death phenomenon of their once favorite cam. The Razer became a paper weight over night—which No firmware, driver, application, reinstall troubleshooting can solve it. It’s not user end it’s company product and development testing related. To top it off AngeTubes amazing sweet plug and play featur makes it a *delightful* relief not needing anything extra to operate/use. AngeTube is even better because it functions seamless, with Windows PC AND Mac !! Brilliant product and amazing company that go beyond customer satisfaction and quality assurance. Get this product as a must have for your computer needs in life. You won’t be let down. Promise. Super Happy Customer Here.

I received this camera quickly, but when I installed it and turned it on, I was so out of focus that it was horrible. I had it set on the top of my monitor, and I was about 24 inches away from it, and the video was blurry. I was able to bring it into focus when I held it 6 - 8 inches away. This is supposed to be a 4 K autofocus camera. Big fail.