[5.2 to 98mm] This is a very good camera, the preset set up is very easy to do. If you are going to hook this up to a computer, you were going to need some type of capture card and also a audio input source as well.

[5.2 to 98mm] This camera is the best PTZ for under $1500. I compared it to similar models made by PTZ Optics and Birddog Eyes. The optical quality of the AviPas unit is far and away superior. Not only that, it was super easy to network thanks to information provided by the manufacturer in their website. HIGHLY recommended.

[NTSC/PAL] I own one of these CV620's and three of the CV620IP's and I like this one the best. Even though the cameras are the same model with the exception of the added IP functionality, the CV620 outperforms the IP model when it comes to silky smooth panning and tilting. If you want to be able to slowly and smoothly move your camera LIVE at full zoom, then the CV620 is the one for you.

[NTSC/PAL] This was purchased for a church to stream services. We wanted 3 angles and so this was perfect. We added in an ATEM switcher and off we went. These cameras are easily set up with SDI cables and simple ethernet cables. Word of advice, the controller MUST be a similar IP as the cameras to work. By default it is nowhere near the cameras IP range. The cameras perform well in our lighting which I expect with the lens quality on these. I do get flares from bright lights which might can be fixed in the settings. Our total cost came out to slightly over $5000 for everything. You don't need a computer if you get a high end ATEM switcher, only a good monitor or TV which we had laying around.

[f/1.5 to 3.5] This PTZ is a game changer It a vertical PTZ I know you like what???? This is really for the Yololiv Instream and Yolomax that's made for livestreams social media

[55 dB] so far so good. image is crisp. works great in low light. auto focus is sometime slow.

[f/1.5 to 3.5] This camera works great. Was not hard to set up. Very pleased with the 2 that I purchased for our podcast. These 2 cameras are better than the $1400.00 cameras that I purchased at the beginning.

[f/1.5 to 3.5] My company needed a new camera for our conference room. I had recently ordered an Alfatron Salut for my office (from B&H as well) and I really like it, so I researched the Alfatron PTZ camera options and settled on this 10x USB camera. As always, shipping from B&H is quick. We set the camera up in the conference room using the wall mount that was INCLUDED in the box! It came with all the necessary cabling for various situations to include the RS-232 cable, a power cord, and a USB y cable. That said, we were connecting directly to the computer, so all we needed was the included USB cable which powers the camera. You do need to plug both USB jacks on the y side into the computer for the camera to properly work. Once we figured that out, the rest was easy. The included remote control for the camera is easy to use as well. You can get to the menu of the camera if you need to make critical changes and you can save multiple presets using the remote which is nice in a conference room situation. The 10x zoom gets some really good close-up shots and the panning feature gives you almost 360 degrees of coverage. Overall, another great product from Alfatron and another happy shopping experience with B&H. This is a great value for the money. I highly recommend this product.

[NTSC/PAL] As another reviewer stated, the CV620 outperforms the 620IP in every way with regard to movement. The pan, tilt, and zoom functions rival professional broadcast cams, and definitely outpace the IP version. If you have no need of IP, consider this version and save some $$$.

[NTSC/PAL] I was looking for an upgrade for my built-in webcam (HP laptop about 5 years old), but I wanted something with a wider viewing angle and better image quality. This unit was plug and play (it uses a standard USB connection on the computer side and a Type C connector on the camera side). I liked the fact that the cable was not simply attached to the camera since I could replace the cable in the future if necessary. The CAM-200 showed up in Zoom as a camera option immediately (I had to close out of Zoom and re-open it, but that's it) and I did not need to download any drivers...It just worked. As far as image quality, it was a big upgrade from my built-in camera, much clearer, with better color rendering, and the field of view was much wider. It also reacted much better to strong light sources coming from behind me (my built-in cam would often wash out when sunlight was coming in from a window directly behind me). The clip mount is just OK, it certainly works fine, but it takes a little adjusting. The unit also has a threaded shoe mount on the bottom which is handy if you want to mount it on a small tripod.  Packaging was nice and B&H kept updating me on the order as this was initially back ordered. All in all, very happy with the product/purchase experience.