Wireless Web Cam

[4.05 x 4 x 1.4"] Works nice to get the web cam I am using just at the right angle I needed.

[Ball Head] Solid build and just what I needed for desktop web cam function.

[0.545 lb] If you have any intention of using the Sigma FP as a web cam, or in a studio, then you should get this. No regrets.

[9.3 x 7 x 0.65"] Use extension cord with a web cam. No more getting on my knees and under the desk! Worth the investment.

[AC Input] I am very happy with the Zoom Q2n-4K. I use it as a web-cam quite a bit and the picture is noticeably better than the original Q2n. Simple, Solid, Small. I recommend it.

[3.385 lb] Needed a stand for a web cam to sit on a credenza in our conference room for meetings. Wanted something sturdy with a weighted base so moving the webcam cable around wouldn't send the webcam flying. This fits the bill nicely.

[1] I was surprised at how clear and responsive the web cam was connected over a 50ft USB cable. The cable being plenum rated, I know it is safe for use above the drop ceiling. Excellent product.

[Bus Powered] All the web cam anyone should need. Super price. Plug in to USB and it works - on my PC anyhow. Optional privacy cover should be standard. It's pretty wide angle.

[5' / 1.5 m] Like alot of folks I was looking for a web cam to work from home. I got one of these and it certainly does everything I need it to do. Gives crisp streaming video for meetings and webinars. The microphone does a great job. All in all - it is everything I need. Some folks complaint that the USB C connection won't work with a USB A... don't listen. Just get a USB C female to USB A male adapter and its pure plug and play.

[Omnidirectional] We are very pleased with our new web cam, and participate in Zoom Meetings comfortably now! We thank the HP Techs that helped us get started with Web Cam.