HP PC Webcam 320, 1080p FHD webcam, Compatible with Chrome, Auto Light Corrector, Built-in Microphone, 66 Degree Wide Angle Field of View, Support with 360 Degree Swivel Clip, Black

Very good, and brilliant value for the price. No need to spend £100+ on a 4K webcam.Image is a more squarish than I'm used to (old TV-style 4:3 rather widescreen). But this isn't in a problem in, say, Zoom, where it performs beautifully.If I had to find something to moan about: red light when webcam is being used is very faint. Privacy cover seems to be an afterthought - not really mentioned in the instructions; are you supposed to clip it off (and loose it), or slide it left (and hide the HP logo - to their marketing team's horror)?Scores a Quality Rating of 23432 (compared to my new Dell laptop's dismal built-in webcam score of 361) - according the excellent page at webcamtests.com. Full results from that page are below, for fellow webcam nerds.-mobaileyWebcam Name: HP 320 FHD WebcamQuality Rating: 23432Built-in Microphone: Microphone (HP 320 FHD Webcam)Built-in Speaker:Frame rate: 19 FPSStream Type: videoImage Mode: rgbWebcam MegaPixels: 5.04 MPWebcam Resolution: 2592×1944Video Standard: ???Aspect Ratio: 1.33PNG File Size: 5.96 MBJPEG File Size: 3.12 MBBitrate: 60.14 MB/sNumber of Colors: 285227Average RGB Color:Lightness: 55.49%Luminosity: 51.51%Brightness: 54.12%Hue: 227°Saturation: 16.30%

Camera works well and easy to install, and is value for money.The the only annoying thing is the separate lens cap is easily lost

Very nice to use.

Minecraft quality but that’s HD

I bought this camera to replace my laptop's built in camera. I have an external monitor, and didn't want it to look like I was constantly looking off-camera when in calls so I figured that HP was a reliable brand.It's absolute garbage. I have a well lit room with 2x nearby lights and yet the camera quality is dreadful. I'm too dark, my background is too light, and my crappy laptop camera had no trouble with either. I've even tried to shine a light directly on me and I'm still too dark.Avoid this rubbish webcam and look for something else!

Both the camera and microphone are fine as a webcam and it can be screwed on to a tripod (the reason I chose it). However both the clip for holding it on the top of a screen and the ball-and-socket are very loose, and just the weight of the cable is enough to move it out of position. One has to be quite careful setting it up. It's better on a tripod with the lead tied to the tripod leg. It's described as 1080p but it's actually 2560x1440. The lens cover is useless.

I had issues with two separate logitech cameras (and separate macbooks) on macOS randomly looping my voice on zoom chats. So far the HP hasn’t done it (few weeks in). It’s also easier than the others at tilting up/down.

Bought for work and does the job to a tea. Good quality image.