2MP Webcam with Varifoc 5-50mm Lens Support 640×480@100fps

Bought for streaming church services and now it's set up it works very reliably. Setting the focus fully zoomed is time consuming but you can lock it in place once done.

A good little webcam with USB connection and a 10x optical zoom lens, manual focus. I got this as a second camera for livestreaming. Installed right away on Windows 10, works fine with OBS Studio, the white balance was a little off for daylight but OBS allows you to fix this. Build quality looks good, all metal casing and a screw thread detachable lens. The lens has manual focus, 10x optical zoom 5-50mm and a manual aperture control. The zoom in particular is rare on a camera at this price point. Controls a little stiff out of the box but may ease out, tripod screw threads top and bottom so you can ceiling mount it, label says the sensor is 2 megapixel which seems about right. Nice long USB cable attached. The photo doesn't really do the image justice as lots of haze today but proves it works with OBS. Nothing much else to say, comes with a lens cap!

In terms of zoom in and focus, this camera is pretty good, but I am struggling to get a satisfactory white balance when using it. Everything is a bit green, even after tweaking the hue and saturation, and the white balance manually. It's maybe ok to show close up work, but not ideal for people.

A good solid camera with full manual control. You'll need a mount or tripod for it, but you can get excellent close-up or general video with this. I'm still playing with this, but it's a good solid bit of kit. There's a threaded mounting socket on the top and bottom of the camera,and a good length of cable.

Camera works okay, but the image quality and zoom/focus rings are not great. Streamlabs OBS didn't like it on my PC (very jerky image) and Streamyard was permanently zoomed in for some reason and I was unable to zoom back out. I bought this as an upgrade from my basic HD webcam, but I wish I'd saved my money. :/

Used in a church for streaming. It's about 14m from the front of the church and can zoom in enough to be able to pick out faces well, however the more you zoom in, the more fiddly the focussing becomes - therefore it's OK if it's in a fixed position. If you're adjusting the zoom you have to adjust the focus permanently too. However saying that, it's a lot better than other cheaper (or even some more expensive) alternatives. Colour is pretty close and again better than a lot of webcams.

Delivered promptly and safe. Useful for filming other than as a webcam.

The zoom range on this is pretty impressive but it comes at the cost of needing a lot of light -- there is an aperture control but I still found the picture was a bit dark unless really well lit. For the price, though, not a bad camera for security monitoring or as a static webcam, but I was going to try using it for live-streaming and it wasn't suited for that at all.