$267.99
Recommended for 1080p 60 fps and 4K
Recommended Apple computers:
MacBook Pro (2018, 8th Gen Intel Core i5 Processors or later)
MacBook Air (2018, 8th Gen Intel Core i5 Processors or later)
iMac Retina (2019, 8th Gen Intel Core i5 Processors or later)
Recommended PC configuration:
CPU: 7th Gen Intel Core i5 Processors or later
RAM: 8GB
| Weight | 5.1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.52 × 2.28 × 2.28 cm |
| Brand Name | OBSBOT |
| Item Weight | 5.1 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 3.52 x 2.28 x 2.28 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | OWB-2015-CE |
| Color Name | Black |
| Special Features | Auto tracking with 2 axis gimbal Autofocus |
| ASIN | B09MVVVWS8 |
| UNSPSC Code | 45121520 |
| Date First Available | December 2 2021 |
| Manufacturer | OBSBOT |
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Josh Yan –
Good productFor a person who WFH, the camera really helps when you are presenting to your coworkers. It makes you look clearer and the camera can track your movements so it always focus on your face which makes your presentation more compelling. When I received the package I was surprised because it was well packed and looks like a very high end product. The price is very reasonable compared to the price. Definitely a good product. Just one advice, the instructions are not very easy to read, too complicated. Overall, very good product.
Santiago Yang –
Great webcam product for beginnerThis is my first time to purchase webcam online for the purpose of recording my youtube videos. It’s very easy to setup once you use cable to connect to your computer. Very user friendly for camera beginner even it’s your first time to install. The webcam quality is good enough for my daily usage. Considering its affordable price, it’s a good deal!
David Broido –
Absolutely AMAZINGAfter working with multiple Logitech Brios for the past several years, I am so happy to have finally gotten a 4K webcam that is better than it. No hate on the Brio, but the image quality and HDR is simply better on the OBSBot Tinycam 4K.
AJay –
Either I got a dud or it is not completely readySo,… I have the HD version (centered), love the device. Figured I would add this 4K version to my rig to replace an older cam (on my right side). Plug and played… It worked out the box… BUT — in OBS I started seeing flickering with my HD cam which never did that before? So beanie “on” and starting checking things out. Having the cam app already installed, I had already upgraded the 4K cam to the latest 1.2.2.13 firmware (software version 1.3.3.1).Naturally, did some power off/on moves. Nope…things got worse… “unknown USB device Descriptor Request Failed” message in Device Manager — as the 4K cam was now basically gone? Did not expect that. Try some standard moves… no luck. The OSBOT could not see the 4K cam either.Figured I would go straight into “unacceptable” maneuvers to quickly confirm where the issue lay. Powered PC and both CAMs off. More quick combo’s of trail and errors (limited) — basically I deduced I had to get lucky … connect the HD and 4K cameras initiated in some right combination for them to both be recognized per my set up. (HD Cam on USB 3.x; 4K Cam on USB-C/USB-C). As a note, this 4K Cam comes with a USB C to C connector; so that should work w/o me ever using a USB 3.x/2x connector that is not provided. There is also a UBS “power” connector — but I am not using that.In my testing, my issues seems related to which USB intra-Mother board connector I used… If I connect using the pre-existing HD cam’s cable (USB 3.x)… the 4K seems to plug-and-play properly (so far). However, If I use a USB-C to USB-C connecter — the 4K cam seems to be recognized once at most — and maybe at that — but once is fails, it will not come back UNLESS, I move it to the 3.x connector (and it seems to also need to cool down –limited testing of that).This remains true when having only the 4K cam connected,… once it fails and reports as an unknown device, the only recovery seems to be to move it to a standard USB 3.x connection (which is not a provided for option). Not even a PC reboot fixed that which I really found curious and disturbing.Thus — it could be a firmware issue (maybe based on my Asus 570-E MB, no 3rd party USB hubs are involved). Maybe I have a dud Cam? Maybe there is an inherent design issue in how the 4K camera device registers with the USB-C-C controllers based on some variable like power. I am hoping it’s firmware… or at worst a dud — as I am already an advocate of the device’s functional quality and use-cases when it is working correct. Either FW or dude can be readily remediated… b/c the device is fairly awesome otherwise.I generally would not comment so deeply after one day of use, but the PC screen clip/mount looked/felted a but worn to me. I am very sensitive/keen to such matters — and yes– before NewEgg made recent headlines too. Maybe nothing, but figured I’d post my experience to-date as I am “bit” annoyed to have to go through these lengths BUT that “bit” is on the edge of “exponentially” annoyed if this was a returned device shipped as new… a few days ago, there was no Amazon inventory…and I was fine waiting… then it shows up as available… so I ordered one… I have founded concerns.I will update this review as things unfold. I am not inclined to doing product engineering and regression testing so tinker and observe before making another move — just too long in the tooth (beanie off)… I do not find elongated testing fun any more. I just want a working device, plug-and-play, 100% of the specs targets.
rob damiani –
Simply the best Webcam everCrystal clear streaming, even in low light. Tracking is perfect, amazing actually. Hand gestures easy to use and works great. Highly recommend this Webcam if its in your budget
Kyle Seattle –
This thing is Awesome for the price.I have used this alot and it works great! used for Zoom calls and a few other conference platforms. would recommend if you’re in video meetings frequently.
James –
Nifty, but is it worth it??Currently bought a webcam that I thought would meet every satisfaction I want. First off Ill get the good out the way. It is a great price for a PZT cam compared to $800 to up to even $5000 for the actual makes and “high end” products. So for $300 and that feature was a steal. Picture quality out of the box is pretty decent with my LED lights, but with HDR on it turns some sharp angled areas into gain/noise or whatever the static pixels with offset colors. So HDR could use some work there but I think HDR and LED doesnt mix well. So I could benefit off the HDR probably in a more warm light environment but thats why I give it a 4 stars. Overall if youre gonna spend $150 on a streamcam then might as well spend $30 extra for a 1080p PZT. My 4K version is pretty alright with resolution playback, but I could be limted obviously with my 2440×1920 monitor that also has HDR.
kyle –
Awesome little 360 cameraI love this camera, it’s very useful for what I do. It tracks very well and hand gestures are responsive and easy to use. Im very happy with my purchase
hdsdad –
A $5 part broke an. HORRIBLE! Once Remo Tech got involved it was the best support ever.I used 3 times and the little plastic clamp that goes over the monitor part of the laptop just broke. i wasn’t misusing or anything, it is just made out of very cheap plastic. And i am told by Amazon that I can’t buy the replacement part, I need to spend another $270 for a new one because of a $5 part. Amazon didn’t do anything for me, I tried contacting Osbot directly and no response. The seller Remo Tech contacted me and within an hour had the part coming my way free of charge although I had offered to pay. They had it shipped from China and I received it in days and not only one but they sent me two. The best support ever.
S. Lewis –
Easy, affordable, tracks very well, good video quality, decent audioI’ve been doing Zoom physical therapy and personal training sessions since the beginning of the pandemic, and got tired of constantly repositioning my laptop with its built-in camera so the therapist & trainer could see me as I moved through the exercises. I knew PTZ cameras existed, but they were prohibitively expensive. When I saw the 1080p version of this camera, I figured I might as well try it—but didn’t expect much, because it was a fraction the price of other PTZ cameras. Turns out it works shockingly well. Setup was pretty much plug-and-go. I did download the app so I could choose the settings that worked best for my use case, but I think even that is optional. The video quality, according to the therapist and trainer, is very good, and the built-in audio is good enough (I think it works with external mics too, but haven’t needed to try one). Its optical zoom range is not quite as long as some of the more expensive PTZ cams, but it’s enough for my purposes. It does a great job of tracking me as I move around: the only times it has stopped tracking are when I’ve been flailing around with my hands during the exercises, probably unintentionally making the hand motion that instructs the camera to stop following. All in, the earlier version of this camera has been one of my best tech accessory purchases. So much so that when I needed to set up another location with a camera, I bought this new 4K version. Works exactly like the 1080p version, but with even better video quality. Even my husband—who is very much NOT a gadget freak—liked this camera so much he now uses it for his work Zoom meetings.