SVPRO USB 1080P 60fps High Speed 260fps@360P,120fps@720P Industrial Video Camera with 2.8-12mm Zoom Lens, Manual Focus Close-up Camera for Windows, Linux, MacOS, Android

Tested it a bit and isn't going to work for what I needed but did match all specs advertised.

Overall pretty good, though I'm not sure why they suggest golf swing analysis as its primary use. I guess it would work for that. With the included lens, it works pretty well as a magnifier for soldering or other detail hand work, though for that use I'd rather have HDMI output.Pros:-tripod mountable-meets advertised frame rates-good image quality and magnification with included lensCons:-maybe a little pricey for anything but industrial, commercial, bench work.-has a fixed USB cable that may be trouble to replace if it gets damaged

Description says suitable for action sports. Not suitable to try to record your golf swing. If you slow it down you can't see anything.

I like how this camera is tiny and compact, I use it on an arm above my monitor as a streaming camera. Being able to adjust the quality and zoom is great, but what I noticed is that the image quality is still always not clear to some degree. A 1080P picture doesn't look very crisp.

At first I was confused how to use this camera, and I am not very tech savvy, but it took me less than 10 minutes to connect it to my laptop and adjust zoom and focus, and figure them out. I did not need a screwdriver to adjust the lenses, just a little pressure :) Even though there is not much explanation provided on how to use this camera, it is pretty self explanatory.Now about the camera itself. The picture quality is very good. It connected to my laptop camera without any extra effort. I will probably need to find a tripod for it, but otherwise it will work nicely for my business to make high quality pictures of my products. I am not tech savvy as I said, so maybe I do not understand just yet everything that this camera has to offer, but I'm pretty happy with it for my needs :).

I purchased the SVPRO 1080P USB Camera for recording my golf swing, and while it works decently, there are a few issues worth mentioning.The camera offers impressive zoom functionality, with a 10X optical zoom and manual focus, which is great for getting detailed shots. However, even at its farthest zoom, the image is very zoomed in, which makes it difficult to capture wider scenes or adjust the framing effectively.The biggest downside for me, though, is the picture quality. Even in well-lit environments, the image can appear noisy and darker than expected. This is a bit disappointing for a camera that promises 1080P resolution. I had hoped for a sharper, clearer picture, especially for the price.Despite these issues, the camera does its job for basic uses like recording a golf swing or streaming in controlled conditions. If you're looking for something with great image quality in various lighting conditions, this may not be the best option, but it still offers decent value for certain applications.

This camera is amazing! It has zoom and plugs in via a usb connection. The picture clarity is really great and you can use this with a computer or laptop for webcam work! Great for filming high-speed action!

I do a lot of amateur photography and video work and am always looking for cameras to pay around with. Let me start by saying that this is quite the little camera with some unique focusing options unlike any other computer connected camera I own. I like how you can manually zoom in the lens, and it does a fairly good job of adjusting the focus but there is also a focus ring for fine tuning. In between the zoom and focus is an aperture ring for setting the correct amount of light which works pretty well. So, with all of those positive points made, why only two stars? While this is a fun camera there are several things about it that keep it from being worth it in my opinion. For starters, the image and video quality are simply not at the level it should be in this day and age. Their Amazon page makes it look like it can take these phenomenal videos and images with great detail and awesome dpi but that simply isn't true. For starters, take a look at the final photo I included, and you can see that its listed as only a 2-megapixel camera. Anyone who knows anything about photography knows that this is simply ridiculous and cheap for a camera in 2024. There is no way you are going to get a high-quality image and with the first testing I found that was exactly the case. I was going to include some images, but the computer didn't save them from my first testing (I was going to do some new ones as I wrote this, but I am frustrated enough by the camera that I don't feel like pulling it out and hooking it up). Let me just say that its results are usable but extremely grainy when compared to just about any other modern camera. In fact, the best way to describe this is by comparing it to the children's cameras that we used to buy for our kids back in the early 2000's. Even then the image quality was sort of a joke but good for kids, but fun for them. Moving onto the camera itself the position of the various manual rings makes it sort of tricky to move one without moving them all. Before you even use it, make sure to tighten the set screw or you will find yourself unscrewing the entire lens. On a related note, the focus and zoom rings also have a weird sort of locking screw that extends out from the ring. I think they intend it to be used to lock them but most people who do photography and video work don't really want that. I do use them to make it easier to turn those rings however they loosen up very easily and when they do so does the movement of the rings - also if they unscrew all the way and fall out and get lost you will have an even bigger problem. So, the final verdict for me is that the cons outweigh the pros, especially at this high of a price point.