EMEET 4K Webcam for PC, S600 Webcam with Sony Sensor, 2 Noise Reduction Mics, 65°- 88° FOV, TOF Autofocus, Built-in Rotating Privacy Cover, 1080P@60FPS, Ideal for Video Calling/Zoom/Skype/Teams

I have a desktop and my laptop is inconvenient for zoom calls when at home so I bought this bad boy. Stays in place ok, except when opening and closing the privacy shutter. I bought the camera to work, and work well, and that it does. It feels like its of good quality although I've never heard of the brand, like Logitech for example. Easy to install, and nice image quality.Update: 4/13/2025This item recently rolled over on me. I troubleshot everything on my system but it won't sense the camera. Should have gotten the insurance I suppose. Worked for a while, but I didn't need it that often anyhow. What a let down. 1 star for a 1 star product.

It worked great and I have been using it now for a full year. The picture is clear. Great value.

Don't normally give bad reviews, but this webcam is TERRIBAD. In low-light it may as well be a 480p webcam as there's HORRIBLE pixelation. When I first plugged it in, I thought something was wrong. The image was just SO BAD. It's supposed to be an improvement over a laptop webcam, but I would take a laptop webcam over whatever this produces 7 days a week and twice on Sunday. I am not asking for DSLR quality, but I thought it would be better than my 1080p webcam... but it's not.

The camera has great picture quality. I would recommend this camera, however there are a few issues.1. The included USB C cable is awful.2. if you don't plug it directly into your USB port, it will not work. It can't be used in a USB hub apprently. When I tried, it would only show a line at the top and the rest was pixelated. it also did not work well with the extender cable i had. I would definitely recommend purchasing a long, high quality USB C to A cable and not using this camera with mobile devices that can't supply a lot of power through USB.3. The software with the camera is pretty bad. It doesn't have a lot of features, but it was not an issue for me since I use the camera with OBS and can do whatever I like with it.After I figured out the power issue, I even decided to keep both the return and the replacement cameras, since they are high quality and work well for my needs. I would even give it five stars if the included cable was not bad. It punches way above its price point!

I bought this as an upgrade to my laptop's built-in camera to use for meetings while working from home. The camera is wide angle, so it captures a much larger area than my built-in, which is fine for me. I was surprised, however, that for a 4K camera, the quality is grainy and fuzzy (not blurry, just poor quality). My lighting is good (TONS of natural light in my office at home), so it's not a light issue. The auto-focus keeps fading in and out even though I'm not moving in and out of frame, nor backwards and forwards - it just triggers randomly so I go out of focus every couple of minutes during calls. I think the sound quality is OK from what others tell me, though I typically use an auxiliary mic. Overall, the camera works, but I wouldn't consider it an upgrade to the one on my Surface Laptop in any way other than the ability to get a different angle without moving the computer. Overall, I'm pretty meh about this thing.

Easy to plug and use. Great image quality!

I record audio and video for my podcast. I was looking for a dedicated camera without spending a lot of money. I did some research and chose the Emeet S600. I’ve used it with my HP and my MacBook Pro. Works great with both systems. You do need to download Emeet software in order to adjust the viewing angle and camera settings but that is simple enough. If there was one place it could be improved, it would be setting a fixed focus in the software. If I move around during the podcast it will refocus at times. That isn’t enough for me to give it four stars. It works great and integrates perfectly with windows and Mac OS. Five stars! Highly recommend.

Picture quality is extremely grainy, even with good lighting via studio lights, the picture is very noisy, especially on skin and faces. Almost feels like a natural 'ugly' filter, I looked far worse in this camera then my old one. Brought a competing camera and it was much clearer. My guess is cheap sensor and lens.As well, about 8-12 times a day it would loose focus and try to auto re-focus, even when the subject it was looking at is stationary and not really turning head or anything. This seemed to happen at random.