Always appreciate your videos, thanks!

Thank you for the video

Per your rec I ordered this as a second web camera. Thank you. Used your link, too.

Great video bro 😎

Thanks!

I am wondering if I have to download emeet link on my laptop? Also is it really plug and play, so I plug in the usb and my camera works?

Question: how do you use the privacy protection feature?

Hi. I was looking for this camera. My additions and elaborations : - "Ring-Light": Is a "very mixed bag". In low-light situations, it will make a difference. Problem is "in what direction" - it can create a more-overblown/white-face. Only situation I can ses the ring-light adding positively, is if light comes from behind the person, and the background is brighter that the face ... then it might illuminate - but since it has not got enough power/lumen, to counteract back/sidewards-sunlight, well, then it is "a gimmick". My advise: Choose the cheapest of the C970L and C970 ("C970L", without ringlight). - the 60FPS provides a slicker motion.picture experience than 30FPS (although introducing more picture-noise in lower-light situations). Blur will/can still happen (because of less-than-perfect light, because of longer exposure times) - as seen in the video. - the video is standard/good (1080p, sharp, not curve-distorted). - field-of-view of 75-degrees is suitable / fits 1-on-1 video-conferencing (sitting in front of a PC-workstation/laptop). - the audio is better than average on webcams (they are all much worser than the typical studio/USB-microphones). - cable is appr. 200cm - compared to Suirui-1080p etc, with only appr. 120-150cm - making for much more flexibility and no extension-cord). Some good advice: - watch other youtubers "open boxes", so you are prepared. - check if the built-in webcam is blocked, before activating it. - try out the ring-light in a low-light situation, where it makes a difference (to see its limited function, and plusses/minusses - and to experiment IRL). - check subjectively the resolution of the recorded test-video - to make sure it is in the right resolution (your test-sample looks like either 480p, or 720p + "very compressed" ... whish makes me wonder, whether the audio is maybe also affected by a low-res audio-codec). - pay attention to, how resolution-standards are named. Here: "Ultra" stands for 4K / U-HD (3840 x 2160), opposed to Full-HD (1920 x 1080) .. a factor 4 (2x2), which makes a Huge difference. Unfortunately the usability of the review gets blurred when it comes to these details, since the "test/sample video" as mentioned doesn't show any Full-HD resolution. Once again thanks for putting forward a video, showing the webcam and the software ... and, we all have to learn - so stay tuned.

Is Full HD not ultra HD