The camera uses a 1/2.9” CMOS Image Sensor and a full glass lens, with a focal length of 0.3 to 5m and can record resolutions from 240p all the way up to 1080p, all at 30fps. There is even a standard threaded mounting hole on the bottom of the base allowing use of a standard tripod mount. The camera sits on an easily adjustable stand/clip and can be used by resting on top of your monitor or laptop screen, on your desk, or any flat surface. The attached USB-A cord measures 5.4” (180mm) long. Inside is the AUKEY 1080p Webcam, a Multilanguage User Manual and the standard 24-month warranty card. Like all things AUKEY, the AUKEY 1080p Webcam (Model #: PC-LM1E) arrived in the usual brown box. The opinions expressed are based solely on our independent testing, are our own and are not shared with anyone prior to release on our site. Unless otherwise specifically stated, Apple Tech Talk does not receive any other compensation for its reviews.

The good news is, AUKEY has a solution that will provide crystal clear images but won’t break the bank.ĭisclosure : Apple Tech Talk participates in various affiliate marketing programs and may receive compensation if you purchase a product through one of our links, and/or in the form of product donations from the companies whose products we review. And of course, the Mac Pro, Mac mini and Apple’s $4,999 Pro Display XDR, don’t have a camera at all. That is also true for all but the most expensive iMac models. Whether you have the latest MacBook Air, the 16” MacBook Pro or any model in between, you only get a 720p camera. One of the complaints many people have about their Mac is the poor quality of the built-in FaceTime camera.

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