3X Optical Zoom PTZ Camera HDMI USB 3.0 1080P 60fps 114-Degree Wide-Angle for Video Conference Business Meeting Live Streaming Online Learn with Zoom YouTube Teams OBS and More

Absolutely love this camera! The auto-tracking makes recording our church services effortless, always keeping the speaker in focus even when they move around. The video quality is stunningly clear, and I can easily switch between HDMI and USB to stream directly to our monitors and OBS for live broadcasts. The smooth, quiet movement and easy remote control make it perfect for our large sanctuary. I would highly recommended for anyone needing reliable, professional video streaming!

This was delivered yesterday and it was well packaged.. I hooked it up and it worked perfectly. I can't wait to use it.In one of my large pool tournaments. I'm considering about buying a second camera for a different angle. I also had a extra tripod, and I was lucky enough that it fit on there.Perfectly

The speaker works with USB, but disconnects frequently

Although I initially had a problem with this camera. The company stood by their product and replaced the faulty camera. I would work purchase from and work with this company again in the future.

I tested this for my church. As a PTZ camera, it has what I was looking for: easy plug and play USB without custom drivers, extra video out for monitoring, and both IR remote and joystick control support. I was looking for a secondary camera view and this camera was half the cost of the one we had from Telycam. Granted, there were a few shortcomings.First, OSD menu is very basic and the control configuration is via hardware DIP switches on the base. Actually, the hardware switches may be a good thing as the Telycam camera sometimes loses the settings and we have to use the IR remote to fix that.Second, there are far fewer advanced features. It is more like a run of the mill webcam. I didn't use much in the Telycam so I didn't miss it. I consider this okay when I think of this as basically a consumer grade USB webcam with PTZ features, not a professional grade camera first. The HDMI and SDI outputs (only checked former as I lacked SDI capture) looked fine.Third, there is an issue with left/right panning. It seems that the default definition is for the camera to be pointed at the user so left and right are relative to the user. However, I have it pointed forward into a chapel so left and right are reversed. The IR remote has a left/right set button but it doesn't work on this model. Thus, I needed to contact customer support.Tongveo customer support was quick to inform me that there is a model with updated firmware in a few months. The menu says the firmware version I got is from July 2021. As I got this with holiday sales, they said to return the camera and they will price match when the new firmware is out. So excellent support and commitment to the customer.Fourth, this is USB 2.0 which is listed in the description. The photo shows a USB 3.0 cable and there is a 3.0 port, but the connection is 2.0. I used Microsoft's own diagnostic tools to look at the USB hierarchy to confirm it is 2.0 (not on any super speed bus).

Boy, I really like this camera. Great image quality and physical construction, and it has all of the interfaces I need for my project - POE, HDMI, Visca control over Ethernet. Unfortunately, I need to control the camera remotely, it seems the VISCA interface is incomplete. Pan/tilt over VISCA is at one speed only so I can't do a fast manual pan or a slow auto-pan from my control console. Also, the presets function doesn't work through VISCA so I can't preprogram locations. I know the camera can support all of these functions because I can achieve them with the included IR remote. I have been unable to find any support for this cameral online, either documentation or firmware updates, and very little in the online communities. I will likely return the camera if I can't find a solution.

UPDATE: I bought a 3rd camera - the new version with the ability to control settings over Ethernet. This makes operating/adjusting *SO* much easier, especially as we use them in both natural & low light situations, which require very different settings. With the older models, everything had to be adjusted using remote control, which was not very convenient. Definitely a step upBought 2 of these cameras to use in a venue. To be fair, we're probably pushing this beyond the limits most will need and still getting the hang of a lot of the settings.Running through a Blackmagic ATEM pro to stream out.In normal daylight the picture quality is great. However, we mostly use for bands/performances at night with stage lighting etc, so it has required a fair bit of experimenting. Although it shows low light mode on the specs, this isn't actually available (although apparently they have a new release coming out). WIth the daylight settings, the colour is very hot & contrasty. However by playing with the settings it is possible to get a pretty good picture, especially if you plan to manipulate later with editing software. The secret is to drop the colour settings right back. Using the remote to do everything is a real painful process, so I'm looking into software control options (also for camera movement). I haven't played with the preset options yet to see if I can set that way in the meantime.A big plus has been support - they've been super helpful & quick to respond, which is often not the case with products bought on Amazon.Considering getting a 3rd camera in the near future.

Purchased two to replace older more expensive camera, and these work great. Super clear picture, good quality. Can work two cameras with one remote, however, differentiating which camera doesn’t work as it should. I press camera 2 and bot cameras move. Remote reads both IR streams on the camera. Will be trying a different controller to see if that makes a difference. I love the camera and will purchase a third.