S600 4K

Very easy to set up and use, with sharp video quality and clear, reliable audio. The compact size makes it convenient for any setup, and it works smoothly across devices with great compatibility. It includes useful features like autofocus and performs consistently well. Overall, it’s a great value for the money.

I lead online training. My previous camera kept auto-adjusting mid-session and throwing shadows on my face without any changes on my end. I spent six months trying different lighting setups trying to fix it. The problem was the camera. This one eliminated the issue without a single lighting change. A month in, I'm getting consistent feedback on how good I look on camera. That's the result. The resolution is real. That's also a heads up. Whatever lighting you have in your space will show up clearly on camera. No diffusion, no flattering blur. I have warm Edison bulbs overhead and that warmth reads. Not a flaw, just something to know going in. Good lighting looks great. Bad lighting is equally visible. The angle flexibility matters more than people realize. Pointing the camera slightly downward is more flattering than straight on. This one gives you that range. The built-in microphone works well. Software is available for more customization but it's ready out of the box. No setup required to get a sharp, stable image immediately. If you're debating this model versus a brand at double the price, I can't speak to the other one. I can tell you this one holds up. Would I buy again: Yes.

I've been using the EMEET S600 4K Webcam for a while now and I'm thoroughly impressed. Right out of the box, this webcam delivered everything it promised — and then some. The video quality is absolutely crisp. Powered by the Sony 1/2.55'' sensor, the image is sharp, vibrant, and incredibly detailed. Whether I'm live streaming, video conferencing, or recording content, the footage looks professional and polished every single time. The 1080P@60FPS mode is especially smooth, making motion look natural and fluid — a huge plus for streaming. The PDAF autofocus is another standout feature. It locks onto my face quickly and accurately, even when I move around, with no hunting or blurring. I was impressed by how responsive it is compared to webcams I've used in the past. On the compatibility front, I'm running Windows 11 and have had absolutely zero issues. The webcam was recognized instantly — no driver headaches, no software conflicts, nothing. It was truly plug-and-play from the moment I connected it. Response time is great as well. There's no noticeable lag, and the overall performance has been consistent and reliable across every session. If you're in the market for a high-quality webcam that delivers crisp visuals, smart autofocus, and hassle-free Windows 11 compatibility, the EMEET S600 is an excellent choice. No complaints whatsoever — just a solid, dependable piece of kit. Highly recommended.

Great camera easy install of software. Works great when I'm streaming with it in 1080p 60fps works great for video calls over discord in 4k 30fps. Easily mounted on a tripod or on top of a monitor. Doesn't really have that many bells and whistles but has a privacy cover.

I'm in the process of interviewing for a new job and want that first impression to make an impact. I remember when I interviewed for my current job years ago they later commented on how good my streaming quality was. I used my school's AV room which had excellent webcams, mics, and a studio booth. I'm on the job market again and need an AV setup that won't break the bank. This camera fits the bill perfectly because it's cheap enough for just a few uses but still delivers an excellent picture. As with any camera, always learn how to connect and adjust software settings before going live; that aside, I didn't have any issues connecting and making adjustments (mirror, brightness). You'll need to download their app to make adjustments. Very intuitive from there. Seems to be forgiving of lighting technique so long as you simply have adequate lighting. White balance is dead on (5000k Walmart light bulbs), just be ready to adjust light source angles and brightness settings. Microphone works, but any monitor-mounted camera mic won't be great. I bought a $30 lavalier mic and it made a huge difference. You can have excellent video quality, but if the audio sucks it's all for nothing. If I could nitpick I wish it shot in 24 FPS. 60 is nauseating, and luckily most streaming services will knock it down to 30 anyway. More fps is not better. It just looks unnatural and consumes more resources in doing so in the process.

Great value for the money, amazing quality, and easy to use with tons of options for backgrounds. You can upload what you want. It works with the green screen. The best money you’ll spend.

This has been a very good camera for my business calls. I have been impressed with the video quality and the mic works great.

Picked it up on a good sale. For the price it works great. Plug and play. Easy to use interface. Options are a little limited but overall picture is good, people say they can hear me fine and I have it set up around 5 feet away from me on a table rather than at a computer desk etc. Have it on a little portable tripod and it works great with my Apple M4 Mini. only thing that would be better would be a wifi connection rather than having to use the cord back to the USB port but it is what it is.

This is an excellent camera for its intended purpose- web conferencing in much better resolution than most built in laptop cameras or conferencing monitors. It's not really meant for streaming (you'll want a DSLR setup for that). It suits its purpose very well! The biggest plus is that it can do 1080p FHD in 60 fps. There are cameras 2x-3x the price that still only shoot 1080p in 30 fps. The camera is very solidly built, and the twist-to-open privacy shutter isn't flimsy like many are. The camera also has 45° of swivel on its mount, very handy for compensating for angled dual monitors, or for keeping unwanted objects out of the background. The retro tubular "This is a camera" shape also looks cool! There are 2 inbuilt microphones, which would be useful if you're using a desktop that lacks an inbuilt speakerphone or a monitor that has one. I have an external microphone so I only used the feature to test it. It's better than most conference monitor mics, but not an external dynamic or condenser microphone. The Emeet Link software is very basic, and resolution is altered in your camera settings instead of the app. The only complaint I have is the lack of a manual focus option, but considering the features for the price, and the use case, it is forgivable. Overall, it does everything I want it to, the price was right, and it works. Highly recommended!

I only got my item last night, but so far it's been fantastic. The quality is way better than you can expect from something of this price point. The video behaves quite decently even when a dedicated light source isn't available and generally offers pretty decent clarity as well. The privacy cover is a nice added bonus, and the device sets up effortlessly. Definitely the definition of bang for your buck.

I’ve been using this webcam for almost 12 months now and I honestly can’t fault it. It’s well designed, reliable and performs exactly as expected for video calls and streaming. The camera mounts securely on top of my monitor, with a clever design that allows it to sit flush and hug the screen without slipping or wobbling. It feels stable and unobtrusive, which is ideal for day-to-day use. A standout feature is the built-in privacy cover—a physical lens flap you can close when not in use. This is a must-have in today’s digital environment and offers peace of mind in the unlikely event your system is ever compromised. When closed, you’re completely protected from any unauthorised access to your webcam feed. It connects via USB-A to USB-C, while it does come with a cable (I believe around 1m long), I opted to purchase a 2m extension with a right-angle USB-C plug. The angled plug was important to me, as it allows the cable to sit neatly without jutting out from the back of the camera—especially helpful for keeping things tidy and adjusting placement when your PC isn’t close to your monitor. As for performance, the image quality is excellent for a webcam, especially considering the price. It delivers a sharp, vibrant picture with fast autofocus and smooth frame rates, particularly noticeable at 1080p @ 60fps. It’s absolutely up to the task for Zoom meetings, live streaming, or content creation. The built-in microphones were a pleasant surprise too. I had a separate desk mic on standby assuming the webcam mic would be subpar, but so far I haven’t needed it—the onboard mic does a great job and captures audio clearly with minimal background noise. All in all, I highly recommend this camera. Between the thoughtful design, impressive performance, and practical privacy features, it’s a well-rounded piece of kit that’s been a great addition to my setup. 5 stars without hesitation.

Buena cámara por su precio, tengo otras con un costo mas elevado, pero realmente esta es muy buena, de igual manera la pueden configurar con obs y se ve increíble.

Very good camera!