Meet SE 1080P 100FPS Webcam for PC, AI Framing Streaming Camera with 1/2.8" Sensor, Beauty Mode, Gesture Control, Staggered HDR, Web Camera for Desktop Computer, Laptop, Meeting.(Space Grey)

This camera is wonderful for what it costs. If you're looking to get a webcam, if you need a camera for streaming/content creation, get this one, it'll get you what you need without costing you an arm and a leg. A lot of cameras can have diminishing returns the more you spend, and this feels like it's right at the point of spending the amount of money for the quality you're getting, rather than overspending for less and less benefit over time. The mount for the camera is great, and it holds it onto the monitor well without easily slipping, although make sure you're careful when you grab the camera lens cover, because if you're too rough with it, it'll definitely fall off. You won't need any tools or skills to install this thing, it's as easy as the marketing materials claim. The lens cover doesn't scratch the lens at all, even though it's made of metal, so that's a plus. It also magnetizes well to the bottom of the mount when it's not in use. The microphone quality is okay, but if you want actually good quality sound, get a dedicated mic. This looks better than any other webcam I've tried in my life, and it does a decent job at representing the actual color of things in the picture, whether that be objects in the background or human skin. It works well in both high and low light situations. The hand gestures for zooming in and out, and following a subject w/zoom both work without any software needed, which is AMAZING for someone who doesn't like installing tons of software just to use features on their own hardware. (although additional features past that are going to require their dedicated software) However, make sure your lighting allows it to work properly. I've found that top-down lighting that leaves a shadow across your hand can cause the gestures to not work, so make sure you have some front-facing light to illuminate your entire palm if you want to use the gesture controls. It works on every computer/laptop I've tried it on, running both Windows and Linux, so that's nice as well. The included USB C-C cable is more than long enough, and works perfectly as expected, no notes on that. It's definitely a great camera for the price, and I think 99% of people won't need anything better than this in terms of camera quality. I don't think I'm going to be the best person to show you the actual visual quality considering the lighting and space I have available to me though, so I'd suggest looking up some videos on YouTube with shots from this camera in different lighting setups, since that should give you a much better idea of its quality.

I bought this camera because I was unhappy with my current camera (around $120). It was unpredictably giving the picture a sickly green tint, and there was nothing I could do about it. This camera, on the other hand, is incredible. It picks up detail and manages a broad range of lighting conditions. That's important to me because my desk faces a window, and the sunlight changes from indirect in the morning to direct in the afternoon. One of the most amazing things is that the lens gives me a genuine bokeh effect, slightly blurring the background. It's not a digital effect; it's optical, and it looks fantastic. I'm probably going to get one for my wife. She hates having to put on makeup for Zoom meetings. Zoom has a digital makeup feature, but it's not stable. When she moves her head, the makeup lags. This camera has software that also does makeup, and it's rock solid. It looks natural and tracks the face perfectly. The only downside is that the software is a little hard to use. If you don't need makeup, it looks great right out of the box. You don't have to install the optional software. Overall, this is an incredible value. It's small, cute, and the performance delivers.

Extremely versatile, insanely high quality picture wrapped into a tiny, easy to use camera. It even works well in the dark! I use it for vtubing and rarely need extra light! And for all it does, it was not too expensive; I feel like I got a really good camera for a really good price! The little magnetic stand it comes with is super convenient! edit: still a wonderful cam, but it overheats easily while in use, and is noticeably warm even when it is "off" (meaning you should maybe leave it unplugged until you actually need to use it, so you can get whatever extra minutes of non-overheated time you can)

I was already an ObsBot fan after previously ordering the Meet 4K (1st gen). I previously had tried several webcams (Nexigo N620E, Logi Brio 300) and was frustrated by the general low quality output with poor lighting adjustments. I started looking for another webcam for my new out-of-home office setup (laptop docked to 2 monitors) and found that ObsBot had created the Meet SE - a more affordable version of the Meet I previously purchased. Since I loved my original Meet camera so much I went for it and don't regret it! I bought it at the listed price (~$70) and found the clarity of the camera was insanely good for the price. Setup was fairly seamless - my organization has corporate laptops pretty locked down, so I wasn't able to install the ObsBot Center app for tweaking the settings on my work laptop. I connected it to my home desktop to test it out first and see if I could have the settings established there & carry over to my laptop. As far as I can tell, most of the settings I established there seem to carry over but I can't verify for sure without the PC app. From my experience with the Meet 4K the app allows you do background blurring (love the range of blur offered), virtual backgrounds, face touchups, auto zoom to track face, different zoom depths, etc. The quality comes out great on my meetings (we use GWorkspace) and I like that the magnetic lens cover actually disables the computer's recognition of the camera (won't detect camera is active) when the lens is covered. Like a lot of webcam mounts for monitors, the mount will not be super stable if you're going to be drastic movements with the monitor, but for keeping my monitors in relatively the same position most of the time I've had no issues with it staying where I want it. The kinda funky looking 3-hinge-system doesn't look weird once you actually have it on a monitor and gives you a lot of flexibility in adjusting the position of the camera (especially since the camera magnetically snaps to the mount. In summary: - Great quality for $70 - Expanded options for webcam features w desktop app (corporate laptop compatibility may vary depending on your company) - Have had great experiences across brand offerings - Flexible & magnetic mounting options - Nothing negative to say!

Incredibly good video and audio quality. Surpasses my requirements for all of the meetings I need to tune into from home. Slick small and minimal design too. Excellent quality and value for the money.

Exactly what I wanted, as advertised. This is a great camera for live video streaming. The vast majority of video streamed online is still 1080p or lower resolution, and most broadband connections will limit your upload on a live stream to either 720p or 1080p. Where this beauty really shines, is the ability to capture 100fps in 1080p resolution. All of the motion, facial expressions, and even the lighting seems to improve at the higher frame rates, and it's a much more dramatic quality increase than only improving resolution alone. It comes in a wonderfully small form factor that sits easily in the palm of my hand (I admit I do have larger than average hands). I could see this thing being a great affordable alternative to a much more expensive action camera but with limited outdoor durability. The software seems to be a necessary install for the camera to function on my Windows PC, but it's very lightweight and unintrusive so I never even notice it's there once it's running. A fantastic camera overall and an incredible value.

Excellent webcam. It has a nice wide viewpoint for a group but also works well for an individual. The microphone is sufficiently loud so that everyone can hear. The camera auto zooms in when one person in the group is moving so that its easy to focus on an individual talking. The software is easy to use and nearly effortless to set up the camera. Definitely worth buying.

This little webcam might look cute, but don’t let the size fool you—it’s a powerhouse. The image quality is outstanding: crisp resolution, rich color, and natural lighting that flatters without filters. Whether you’re on a Zoom marathon or recording content, the visuals are chef’s kiss. The AI features? Impressive and very real. It’ll track you, frame you, and follow you with a confidence that’s almost too confident. I often turn them off because mid-meeting auto-zoom can be… a little dramatic. (Imagine making a point and suddenly getting a close-up like you’re giving a TED Talk.) But it’s great that it’s there when you want it. Setup is plug-and-play bliss. Compared to the clunky Logitech Brio software I ditched, OBSBOT’s interface feels like a breath of fresh, modern air. No bloat, no fuss—just clean and easy. And the design? I’m obsessed. The compact form factor, magnetic base, and minimalist aesthetic make it perfect for any desk setup. It looks sharp without shouting, and functions like a dream. If you want pro-level video in a stylish little package, this webcam delivers.