C960

kreo quality is hit or miss from what ive seen. emeet c960 does 1080p 30fps and image quality is solid for streaming, been using it for a while no issues. not 60fps but honestly for streaming 30fps looks fine unless youre doing fast motion content. reliable and in budget range

I just got this camera and it is a blurry mess out past a couple feet.

I just got one and mine looks terrible. Everything past a couple feet is blurry

honestly iphone xr camera is solid but the latency and battery drain make it annoying for long sessions. if youre teaching regularly id just grab a decent 4k webcam, emeet c960 is like 60 bucks and way easier than dealing with continuity camera setup

been using emeet c960 for long streams and no overheating issues so far, which was my main worry tbh. does the job without breaking the bank

emeet c960 is solid if youre on a budget, works great with obs. if you want something better the emeet pixy has dual cameras and ai tracking, pretty good middle ground before jumping to expensive stuff

emeet c960 works great with mac mini, plug and play with zoom no drivers needed. its like 60 bucks and 4k which is overkill for zoom but future proof, also has dual mics so audio backup if needed

My EMEET C960 -1080p -$35 camera works! https://a.co/d/48bbFns

Yeah, I suppose I should have noted that it has a very wide angle, so at normal couch distances the resolution is quite poor. If you use it at a desk the angular resolution is more acceptable.

It also seems like the resolution might be lower than 1080p when connected to switch 2? But I am unsure how to test that definitively.

The autofocus going crazy is usually lens motor failing from heat stress or cheap actuators wearing out. quality control matters a lot here. been using emeet for about 10 months now and autofocus still locks instantly, seems like they use more durable components than logitech's budget line

for what you’re describing i ditched my old built-in camera and went with a simple plug-and-play webcam that *actually* gave a stable image without weird lag or fiddly settings, and for me that made calls and casual streams way more watchable. something like the EMEET C960 felt like a legit step up from toy-level cams, handled low light better, and saved me from constant tweaking or freezing mid-call

know that feeling, went through a couple generic ones before finding something decent. been using emeet c960 for zoom calls and its been reliable tbh, no random disconnects or driver issues like i had with others. works plug and play on mac too which was the main thing for me

Something like the EMEET C960 gave me a noticeable step-up over older cams and fits a light desk setup without being over the top.