S600 4K Webcam for Streaming - Sony 1/2.55'' Sensor, PDAF Autofocus, 1080P@60FPS, 2 Noise Reduction Mics, Built-in Privacy Cover, 73° FOV, Streaming Camera for Live Commerce/Gaming/Beauty

The EMEET S600 4K Webcam has been a game-changer for my work calls on my MacBook. It works flawlessly with Microsoft Teams and other video apps, truly plug and play with no setup needed. The 4K camera quality is sharp and clear, and the autofocus keeps me perfectly in focus even if I move around. The durable build feels premium, and the adjustable mount sits securely on my screen. Audio pickup is clean and natural, making every meeting sound professional. Excellent quality, functionality, and value — easily one of the best webcams for Mac users.

Ive only had this camera for a week or so, but i love it. Its incredibly easy to use, just plug it into my windows computer and I'm good to go! So far the image quality is great, I cant say about the sound recording as I use a separate mic. The size and weight are nice and it has the capability to be mounted on a tripod as well!

I’ve never had a good webcam before, and this one is clear, setup was a breeze and works great with my MacBook Air M1! Also works great with OBS Studio! I’m very happy. Especially for the price. The only thing is the usb-c plugin in the back of the webcam seems loose or like it won’t last long, so I’ll be keeping my eye on that.

The image quality of this camera is quite good. It initially set up very easy, but I've had some issues with the camera not getting registered properly when I reboot the computer. I've had to unplug and plug it before applications like Teams work (they seemed to think the camera was there but there was no picture and the light on the camera was not on). I haven't noticed any problems with lag on the camera or failure to focus. I did install their software. I have not used the microphone and don't plan to, so I can't speak to that. The one feature that I wish were different is the blades on the privacy screen are black, which means I can't easily tell if they are engaged or not since when they are open the lens opening is also black. I have to shine a light on it to see if they are engaged. If they had made the blades red or yellow or white then it would be a lot easier to verify that they are closed.

I have a lot of USB cameras and this is among the best I have. The 4k frames are impressive compared to my 2k webcams and the high dynamic range (HDR) capability makes visibility on a nighttime city street excellent. I like the software controls on this over those on a EMEET C950 I bought at the same time (to compare). The C950 is pretty good but this model gives you better control of the camera when shooting and I like that as an amateur photographer. Even comparing the S800 audio versus the C950 ,the S800 is less noisy with better sensitivity as far as I can tell. Although the zoom is digital it zoom is very good compared to zoom on other webcams. It has a tripod socket on the mount (my C950 doesn't), I have four webcams in constant use and prefer the more secure tripod mount this has. It's hard to argue that if it truly has the Sony 1/2" sensor then that's a well respected industry standard so it only needs a decent lens and the S800 seems pretty good to me. Focus quality is good. The long barrel shape is probably a side-effect of using a large size sensor, which requires a longer distance between lens and sensor (whereas a phone camera has a tiny sensor so the lens can be a few mm from the sensor) so the shape being a little unusual for a webcam is arguably an advantage. I have now bought six S800's and replaced all my 2k cameras with them. If I had to make a complaint it's probably not EMEET's fault but I experience stalls and other performance related problems when I have two 4k cameras on the same USB 3 bus and find they work better when they are each connected to a different USB bus on my PCs. I had one that stopped working entirely showing a flickering static image but when I moved it to another computer and coincidentally used another USB-C cable I found it worked fine so probably the originally supplied USB-C cable failed. They get warm when used, sometimes even hot and I use them in windows facing the sun in some cases. I put kitchen foil around the barrel of the camera but not tightly in order to reduce heating from sunlight adding to the normal heat. I compared the audio output of a Logitech HD615 webcam output (older 1080p@30fps, single microphone with noise reduction mono audio) with this EMEET S800 (4k@30fps, 1080p@60fps, two microphones with noise reduction, stereo audio). Looking at the audio spectrum the Logitech has a lot of audio noise that shows up in the ultra-low frequency range (infrasound) whereas this EMEET camera has barely any readable signal in the same range. Both cameras probably don't have microphones capable of detecting infrasound so it's probably electrical noise on the Logitech C615 that isn't seen in this EMEET S800. The audio spectrum on the EMEET S800 looks very nice over time such that it's easier to the EMEET S800 audio output for voice detection than the Logitech C615 audio output.

It’s perfect and easy to setup. Very high picture quality and easy to use.

In my Zoom meetings, I sit 12-15 feet from the camera mounted on my TV. Most webcams have a wide field of view that makes me look too far away. I can zoom this one in so that I am framed just right.. I do use an external mic at this distance. One issue to watch out for: The Mac iMeet software worked fine. The Windows software did not work at first. To control the camera (Zoom in or out, etc) I noticed that I had to place my cursor slightly above where I wanted to click. I may be the only person with this issue but if the iMeet software does not respond when clicking, move the cursor slightly above where you would normally click.

Is a very nice high quality webcam and a really good price. I am very satisfied!