Elgato Facecam Pro, True 4K60 Ultra HD Webcam for Live Streaming, Gaming, Video Calls, Sony Sensor, Advanced Light Correction, DSLR Style Control, Wide Angle, works with OBS, Teams, Zoom, PC/Mac

For all intensive purposes this is perfect.As far as I'm concerned with face tracking it needs more work on tracking the smile of my face but it is infinitesimally better than my precursorAs always look for the upgraded version of this but if you need anything this gets the job done. Have fun

This is a wonderful webcam. I'm coming from the Razer Kiyo Pro and the Facecam mk2 is so much nicer to use. The image quality seems to be comparable but the elagato has less motion blur and far superior software.I've had constant issues using razer's streaming products that don't seem to exist in the elgato ecosystem. I'm very happy that I was finally able to switch everything over.The camera is very easy to use and set up. It's integration with obs is flawless and there is additional camera control software from elgato that you can use if you'd like. It is optional software and not required for use.This is probably the best bang for the buck webcam you can get right now. It's my favorite so far at least.

Just upgraded to the new Elgato camera for my streams, and I can confidently say—it’s 100% worth it. I own professional videography cameras, and somehow, this compact little beast still outperforms them when it comes to streaming. The image is crisp, the colors are clean, and the low-light performance is impressive. It’s small, sleek, and doesn’t clutter my setup, making it perfect for both streaming and meetings. Whether I’m live on TikTok or Twitch (@solarties), this camera keeps me looking sharp every single time. Elgato really nailed it with this one.

This is the most amount of money I've ever spent on a facecam, and I used a cheapo one before this in the $30-ish range. I use a lot of other elgato products, so I thought this would be a good fit. It's been.... virtually unusable. Maybe I got defective product? It's wild to me how happy these reviews seem in comparison to my experience. The cam was instantly darker and blurrier and weirdly colored compared to my cheap webcam. Everyone online said: well, get better lighting and mess with the settings in the elgato camera hub. So I tried. With blaring lights in my face (yes, I looked up the methods of lighting and did all the things like having a main light and a side light and putting them in a "Y" away from your face and having back lighting) it was still dark. And blurry. And the camera hub program was buggy as heck. I would change one thing and try to go back and suddenly the look would be too dark again, even if I put them back to the EXACT. SAME. NUMBERS. If I set things light enough, the colors would be muted and the graininess would be intense. If I lowered the graininess, it would look blurry and surreal. Taking off camera hub in general and just messing with filters slightly in OBS made it BETTER, but nowhere near NORMAL looking, when I thought the whole point of this camera quality was to make things look more natural in the first place. Because camera hub made things worse, I couldn't even use the cool interactions I was promised through the stream deck buttons.Literally, my $30 cam looked better and clearer to people viewing my streams. On top of everything, shifting the cord in the back even a LITTLE made it turn off. After months of trying to get this to work (and only using it successfully about 10-15 times) the wiggle cord problem has become so bad that it will barely turn on. I'm just... so tired of messing with it. Maybe I got a defective one, I dunno, I have no baseline to work off of here. But an expensive webcam shouldn't ask this much of you to actually look good out of the box and work well.

I looked so sexy

I use this camera for work meetings. Picture quality is great, and my video image no longer stutters. The camera automatically switches to 720p30 when Zoom opens, which is correct for Zoom. The camera itself can support up to 1080p60, but for Zoom it’s best if the camera provides the exact quality that is needed so there is no conversion happening.The Camera Hub software is not flashy but provides all the settings you would need, including a nice field-of-view/pan/tilt control.The physical lens cover is not great. It works, but closing it requires pulling on a tiny tab that is near the lens glass and sometimes dislodges the camera from the top of the monitor upon which it is perched. I wish it had an over-the-top flap like my previous camera had, because I strongly prefer to close it after every meeting.

I work from home and got this for video conferencing. I use a variety of different video conferencing software and this works with Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, and Webex. The video looks good even in my low light office. It is easy to setup and most conference software will autodetect the camera.