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I bought this webcam for primarily three reasons:1. I desperately wanted something better than the built in MacBook webcam or the current external webcam (the Logitech C270) because both of those did not perform great, especially in low light. I hated how awful my the quality of my picture was on meetings.2. It was made by Anker, who always makes great stuff.3. It was only $60 (actually $50 on sale).Based on the price, I wasn’t actually expecting much… I would have just been happy higher res and a little better low light performance. But man, this thing blew away my expectations. I pulled up the software to configure the camera and the picture looked awesome. Light years beyond what I currently had. I loved the wide angle, but I also loved that you could adjust it so that you could get a more narrow framing.But what about low-light. The best test I could do was getting on a call in the early morning hours, just as the sun was coming up with no lights on and just the light from my monitors shining on me. This camera sucked up every bit of light coming from those monitors and STILL looked great.My only complaint is that I did have a point where the auto-focus went a little wonky. I got out of focus on the frame and it would just not automatically adjust back. I had to move it close toward the camera to get it to recognize me and readjust which was a little awkward since I was on a call. 😀 But this has only happened once so far out of dozens of uses.Really lucked out on this one. Anker comes through again. Highly recommend.

The picture quality and autofocus is great. The sound quality is OK. The main caveat is that if you are mainly using this camera for Zoom calls, you should know that in most cases, Zoom limits picture definition to “standard definition”, so the wonderful 2K capabilities of this camera are useless on Zoom calls. From the Zoom support website:”For the time being, standard video, not HD video, will be activated when 3 or more participants join a group meeting. HD video (720p) will be activated for 2 participants or when a Zoom Room or Conference Room Connector joins a group meeting. HD video (1080p) will only be activated for selective use cases such as large-format broadcast events.”Also, the Ankerworks software used to control this camera will not work on Windows computers when using Zoom (Anker tech support says it will work on Macs). So, if you want to control the Field of View on the camera, you have to do that in the Ankerworks software first, then close the software and then launch your Zoom call. You cannot adjust Field of View during the Zoom call, which is something I wanted to be able to do.I bought the camera primarily for small hybrid Zoom meetings where I wanted to be able to show the presenter on screen. I learned all the above information from Anker support, which was VERY responsive to my questions/issues.I am still within the time to return the camera, but I elected to keep it because it is still better than using my laptop camera for these meetings (I can aim the camera wherever I want and keep my laptop facing me). Also, this camera is better than many of the other cameras out there that are twice the price based on reviews I have read.If you are using Zoom for just yourself and you have a decent camera on your computer, I suggest just sticking with what you have.Outside of the current limitations on Zoom, this is a wonderful camera with so-so audio quality.

If you want the best USB webcam on the market today (as of Oct 2022) and budget is not an issue, checkout the Insta360 Link. But, if $300+ is not in your budget, this $60 camera is probably the best value option on the market. Being able to adjust resolution (360p-2K), angle, and frame (65, 78, 95 degrees) in software is very useful and makes this a particularly good option for teleprompter work. You also get a panel for image adjustments and one for setting the internal mic’s pickup pattern (Directional/90 degrees and Omni-directional/180 degrees). See images. As for the reviewers saying this camera is no longer supported in software, that’s just not true…at least for the Mac. The AnkerWork app is available for download and appears to be regularly updated by the company (I’ve had the camera a couple of months and have received multiple software/firmware updates).

I ultimately returned this camera. Not because it didn’t work, it actually was quite nice. The autofocus adjusted fine, it adapted to low light really well, and it didn’t have a lot of software to download to make it functional (bonus!). However, the color saturation is off. I’m pale, but through this camera I looked sickly. My husband’s skin tone took on a blueish hue. Since I will need to be able to do product demo, I need a more accurate color representation than this camera provided. If that’s not a concern for you, then for the cost, this camera is great!

The printer is very good. Yet the Epson app that one uses to set it up has issues. It is a multi-step app and sometimes the communication between the printer and app (iPhone) stopped. One can work around the issue,if resourceful. However, for someone that is challenged, you will be waiting on the phone for tech support.