RayBit4K Pro Audio and Video Conference Room Camera with Remote Control for Windows TV, AI-Powered HD PC Webcam with Microphone & Speaker for Laptop/Desktop/Monitor/Teams/Zoom/Skype

Bought this bit of kit as last minute a guest speaker couldn't get to our AGM. The conference room held about 120 people and we needed to facilitate a Q+A too. Not being technical I did a lot of research, I didn't want to spend too much in case I got it wrong! This kit worked perfectly.Attached it to the podium so the 'speaker' on the screen could see the whole room and interact - the vision splay was great. The features worked as expected. Easy to set up. It really saved the day and now we can use it for hybrid training when we are out and about working in community spaces.

The media could not be loaded. ●amazing quality in almost all aspects, this 4k camera comes along with a remote control (batteries not included) having a 3m cable being perfect for video conferences, teaching, personal trainers and almost all video communications actually.●works quite perfectly but the speaker tracking feature sometimes is too slow or does not track the speaker. Apart from this I'm very pleased, it follows my movements keeping me in the centre during the conference and it is zooming in/out automatically when I approach or depart, very intelligent. The image is very clear all the time, does not blur or flicker at all (these features depends on the internet connection too), the sound is very clear and high enough.●its remote control is very useful for 1 to 1 conferences or presentations as it can be used manually zooming, adjust the sound, rotating the image, preset 3 views using the 1,2,3 buttons, turning on/of microphone and ai function. It require 2 AAA batteries. Tha AI functions can also be activated/switched even from the camera front panel as shown in the first part of the video.●really easy to be used, only need to plug in the normal type A usb port (it doesn'thave a type C connection) , no app, soft or drive needed to be installed to work, plug and play. Once plugged the device can also be used as speaker only, a lot better sound quality than the laptop can provide.I recommend it, may look expensive but high quality.

In a nutshell:Things I liked:+ Most importantly, the picture quality is very good as you would expect from a 4K camera. The resolution is pretty sharp even when you are using the face-tracking features or zooming in. This is all done entirely electronically, meaning the resolution does suffer a bit but not really noticeably so on calls, where the resolution is fairly limited anyway.+ Audio quality is perfectly acceptable for Zoom/teleconferencing (while not being amazing).+ The remote control, while very clicky, gets you to all the important functions quickly.+ Ability to manipulate the picture, including face tracking and reversing or flipping the image, is done via the camera itself as opposed to via software. This means you have a lot of control over what is shown on the camera without having to rely on the software to do this.+ Build quality certainly feels very good.Things I didn't like:- £140 pounds does seem like a lot for this camera. Especially when you consider that the Logitech Brio 4K and the Anker C310 are both cheaper than this and come from brands I'm more familiar with.Do I recommend it?Yes. While there are other options in this price range from more established brands, if I just consider this camera on its own, it is a very decent camera with very good picture quality, acceptable audio, and it feels solid, substantial and well-made. The remote control is useful and it delivers on what it promises. Do shop around first before you buy though.

looked at reviews and decided to make the plunge, Seemed OK at first go, then 2 days later stopped working, maybe just unlucky, but using my other camera seems to be better quality. it's a logetech type so will stick with make ..

The media could not be loaded. I am impressed with this. And for once the audio is almost as good as the video. The auto focus works really well - but thereis a bit of lag in the tracking. The remote is really handy - especially for the mute function. But it is a little hard to distinguish between mute and unmute - it would be more helpful to have a visible indicator. It'squite a large camera - in fact it lives upto its descripition of camera speaker bar. Really simple plug and play - you won't be disappointed. The only issue for the domestic market is the premium price. But if this is a corporate purchase I would say don't hesitate.Sorry about my noisey chair!