EMEET C980 PRO 3-in-1 1080P Webcam with Microphone and Speaker, 60°-98° Wide Angle Webcam w/ 4 Noise Cancel Mics, 2 Speakers, Auto Low Light Correction W/Cover, USB Camera for Online Conference/Class

I bought this to improve some old computer that does not have a good camera and has problems with the microphone. I tested with Google Hangouts and works very well, even when I was far from the computer, the sound was very good. The configuration was simple, because of the plug and play. The camera has a wide angle, so it shows more details. Also I switch back and for with the laptop camera and I can see the diference in the clarity of the video. I had been use a eMeet C980 and I like it, but this pro version I love it because of the four microphone provide a great sound with a good speakers. During video meetings, I used to connect a speakerphone with omnidirectional microphones in one USB and the C960 camera in another USB port. now I can do it with just one USB port. In this days, have a good camera and a great microphones is escential. I am happy with it.

I've been using the C980 for some time, and when the new C980 Pro came out I was excited to try it out. I've used the Logitech C930 for a while, and was looking for something less expensive for home use, especially since lately I'm on conference calls almost all day. My primary needs were all met -- specifically: -- Brightness - this captures light better than the C930, and is definitely the brightest webcam I've used. It's great since I keep my room fairly dark. (see picture above) -- Integrated Speaker -- I didn't realize I needed this until I got it. Since Mac won't control the audio output over HDMI, I wanted something that could be volume controlled through my computer (it shows up as a speaker output) as well as something where the sound was coming from the same direction as my camera, a much more natural experience when you're trying to look into the camera. This speakers aren't super hi-fi (<1" drivers after all), but it's considerably louder than my monitor speaker and very clear for conferencing. -- wIde field of view. This seems similar to the 930 (see picture above) -- great if you've got multiple people behind a table and need to all be in the shot. (see picture above) -- multiple microphones - this picks up all the voices in the room with good background noise removal. The 4 microphones work extremely well, and I've had several people ask me what I'm using. Great value and a good all around product.

I bought this as my work desktop (Dell mini tower, Windows 11) does not have a camera / microphone. I used to use my personal all-in-one desktop (HP) for business meetings (Teams, Zoom, Webinar) but thought it would be more convenient to attach a webcam to my business PC. This webcam was instantly recognized by my Dell desktop when it was plugged into the USB port and no problem using it with Teams and Zoom. So, overall it fulfilled my intent of use. However, there are couple of things that I'm not totally satisfied with. First, the sound quality is not so excellent. From my personal preference, I think my HP desktop has better sound quality. Second, there are two interfaces to control the webcam. Maybe one is the default but the second becomes available when I installed EMEETLINK from their website. Anyway, it's confusing and annoying. Also, somehow I can't change the zoom while already in a Zoom / Team meeting. The other settings like brightness can be changed while in a meeting, though. I asked this to the customer service but didn't get a spot-on reply. Third, sometimes the PC stops recognizing it suddenly (thankfully, it's not during a meeting). I have no idea why and how to restore it. So, I have to unplug and plug the USB cable again. So, overall it's OK for a business use with an affordable price.

Good product

I really wanted to like this webcam, but I just about hate it. The biggest problem is its inability to zoom in/pan in on the field of view. Hence, it shows an extremely wide angle whether you like it or not. That might work at a workplace, but when I have to Zoom from home, I'd rather not show EVERYTHING all to way to the kitchen (the dog's litterbox, the laundry hamper, the kid's toys) and back. There absolutely no controls to zoom in (pan in) with the camera. That might be acceptable for a garden variety camera, but this one was rather pricey not to have that basic function. To make things worse, the advertisement for the product shows a user video. Toward the end (15 sec before the end), they are showing this lovely woman's view through the webcam. There is no way on bloody Earth for that image to have come from this camera, as it is the narrowest pan field. In other words, their product ad is a deceitful lie. On top of all this, the image quality is junk. There is no way on Earth its 1080. The final insult is the "clip" that the camera uses to stay on top of my laptop, except you cannot call it a clip. It's a precarious little shelf of a thingy that is (un)supported by a fold in the thingy. For a $29.99 camera, that would have been acceptable. But at $90, it ain't.

As the need for video conferencing has dramatically increased, there seems to be a real shortage of decent cameras. I've used and been very happy with other eMeet products in the past, and when I saw this one I had to give it a try. From a testing perspective, I tried it out on a Mini Mac running OSX 10.15.5, Dell desktop running Windows 10, and a Dell laptop running Ubuntu 20.04. My observations are as follows: Pros: * Built in speakers sound great and are perfect for computers without available speakers. * Built in speakers also work for listening to music or youtube. * Easily recognized by the computer without the need to install software or drivers. * Works well with Microsoft Teams, Google Hangouts, WebEx, Zoom, and Skype. * Comes with nice quality bag for storage and transport. Cons: * While other parties on the video conference indicate good sound quality of the microphone, the microphone does not work on the two Ubuntu machines I tested with. * The picture quality is sharp, but the colors are cool and washed out. Recommendations: I think this is an awesome device for Windows and Mac systems and the built in speakers are an added bonus. Notes: The third picture shows the eMeet C980 Pro alongside their previous model eMeet C960 HD. A bit bigger however, this appears to be because of the built in speakers. Update: After a lot of research and digging, it appears that the microphone issue on Ubuntu is really a bug in the Linux version of Microsoft Teams. Microsoft has acknowledge the bug but no time frame to resolve has been given.

Since webcams are in short supply, I decided to take a chance with this eMeet product. As advertised, it was very easy to setup. Just plug it into a USB 3 port and my Mac immediately recognized it. It worked right out of the box with Facetime and Zoom. I haven't tried Skype and others, but I suspect it will work as well. The sound quality is very good for conference calls, but I would continue to use your regular speakers for music or other videos. However, the picture quality from this camera is not so great. While it has a good resolution (1080p) that other webcams don't offer, the video it produces is very washed out - too bright and white for my tastes. There's no way to control this. I tried to control my light sources - but it still isn't very good. It has a very wide viewing angle, which can be good or bad depending on how much of your surroundings you want to share with others. So, if you can't find another webcam, this may serve your needs, especially if you value good sound quality and high video resolution. But just don't expect the picture to be as good as some others in this price range with the same resolution. In that respect, it was disappointing.

Simple plug and play to start using. Works well with Teams, and WebEx, and Zoom - I am in too many meetings. I appreciate the 3-in-1 design so no more extra wires for microphone and speaker. Coworkers reported only a slight degradation with the microphone as compared to a dedicated good quality headset, but still very good clarity. I noticed I have a tendency now to lean back away from the camera since not tethered, but this does impact the microphone pickup. So now I have to sit up straight and act like I want to be on the meeting. I ultimately downloaded the free specialized software which gave great control over zoom and picture quality. I highly recommend for those tired of headsets that confine you too much.

Easy to set up

Recommend... I still need some volume adjusts. I bought 2 of these WEBCAM cameras. Worth the price..The quality is certainly there..I have tried both of them on both of my computers.. Highly recommend and I normally buy LOGITECH.

I am using this webcam with a desktop computer. Before I had a webcam mounted on my monitor for video and I used a headset with a microphone for listening and speaking. Now this unit combines video, microphone and speaker all together. The audio quality is excellent. It works well with Zoom and other video conferencing apps as well as by VOIP telephone system.

It can be as loud as my TV. Good quality sound, good camera too. Microphone is as well records well. Thanks!!!

This is a very good Camera with microphone and speaker. The camera is high resolution and wide angle. The microphone can pick up voice even from a distance. Speaker good for meeting and ok for other things like music.