LifeCam HD-3000 webcam with 720p video, built-in noise cancelling microphone, light correction, USB connectivity for Teams/Zoom

This was purchased to replace one that finally quit. It was years old but finally gave up the ghost. Think it fell on the floor too many times. We actually have several in our office, and this is the only one that kept hitting the floor, and it's the only one that quit, so I can't fault the device for that. We have them just kind of sit on top of flat panel monitors so you can move it around to get the right angle. Clear video. People can hear me fine. Seems to cancel out background noise well.

There are more expensive webcams out there but what's the point. There are multiple resolution settings for your to choose from, which is a great feature for those with slower internet speeds. Personally I keep mine at 640x360 and have had nothing but compliments from people. The HD might be useful when displaying on a projector but for computer to computer communication it is not necessary and just uses up bandwidth. Install was easy. Plug in and load drivers. I've tried multiple ports and not had any issues with the driver crapping out. No problem working with skype or google hangout. The mic works fine too. Overall I really have no complaints with this unit. It looks good, works good and the clip mechanism is actually very cool. It really can be positioned in many ways so it can suit probably any environment. Mine sits on top of my laptop screen and is quite snug and stable. Tilt is not necessary since you can alter the mount to suit.

I replaced an old life cam with the HD-3000, which I have recently used with Zoom and Skype and it works very well. I would recommend it if all is needed is a simple and inexpensive lifecam. It is serving my purpose well and my UK in laws say the video on Skype is the best they have ever seen from me. It is very easy to setup.

I built a new computer about 4 months ago after having exclusively used a laptop for many years. As my husband is currently in a different country and we use skype daily, a webcam was a must. I bought this because I liked the price and I felt like it would be a good webcam. Well, I was wrong; it is a great webcam! I love it! It is truly plug and play with Win7 and the picture is great! My husband had been quite unhappy with the webcam he was using for a while now. After our 2nd or 3rd Skype session with my using this webcam he ordered one for himself and he loves it! It is extremely light weight, sits perfectly on a flat screen monitor and is very adjustable. I normally use a headset but have used the webcam's mic and it works quite well. It doesn't sound like I am talking from the bottom of a well unlike most webcam mics, in my opinion. You really cannot go wrong with this webcam!

Son is on deployment in Africa, so we decided Skype would be our means of staying in touch. Looked for a small unobtusive camera with a mic for video calls. This fit the bill perfectly. As soon as I connected it to my usb port, Windows 7 detected it and found it was a Microsoft brother device and loaded the drivers and setup a decent camera utility. Since Skype is also in the MS family it integrated very well. Video quality is good for video calling, don't think you will be able to shoot your next you tube video with this device. It is not designd for that. Adjustable video settings, this will be driven by how fast a PC you have as well as how fast of a broadband connection. It will try and autoconfigure itself but you can modify them later. Overall a super deal, under $20 for a name brand, new PC camera/mic. The "business" version is fine, easy open packaging but not disc included. Not needed if you have Windows 7 and above (suspect even Vista and XP would work well).

I purchased this to replace a cam built into a ViewSonic monitor that was also replaced. Not too crazy about the folding leg that attaches the camera to the monitor. It doesn't hold its shape very well and won't stay attached to the top of the new monitor. I was hoping for better video resolution and sound too. I guess the integrated setup in the old monitor did a better job than I gave it credit for. It does a good job but not a great job when using Skype. I wouldn't buy another one because of how it attaches (or in this case, doesn't stay attached) to the monitor. We use it on the desktop propped on a book and then shove it to one side when were done. It did have one redeeming value: because its a Microsoft product it automatically found the drivers it needed and configured itself in Win 7 x64.

This has been working well for my Xbox and computer I use it for Zoom and gaming live streams it’s not expensive and works very well for any use you may need for a computer camera ,haven’t any problems hooking it up to anything with a USB

Good product