Just thought I'd google for a Windows Hello Compatible webcam because I'm lazy and cbf typing in my pin each time I sit down, and I found this on special.
There are some cheaper windows hello webcams, such as the lenovo one, and a few random branded ones. Though nothing outstanding.
Got links?
This has been posted before (was $60 or something dollars I think, stock may be hard to find)
https://www.lenovo.com/au/en/accessories-and-monitors/webcam…
Random branded ones
https://www.amazon.com.au/Kaysuda-CA20-Recognition-Omnidirec…
https://www.amazon.com.au/Recognition-Camera-Microphone-Stre…
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005003283347851.html?spm=a2…
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001140332314.html?spm=a2g0o…
Dell's one is also compatible - $260
https://www.dell.com/en-au/shop/dell-ultrasharp-webcam/apd/7…
I almost pulled trigger on the lenovo a few months back until I realized they don't have a built-in camera….. WTF…
Are you talking about a laptop? Most should have a webcam. Edit, I think you are talking about the built in microphone for the webcam.
You found a Webcam without camera?
you need to try it before you knock it. its 100% worth the price.
for your use case I believe it's worth it. but a 4k camera won't make me look any better in video conferences. and if entering pin can save me around $200… I can do it all day….
VERY GOOD webcam I have 2 of these, very good wide angle lens good quality for streaming as well.
4k recording is solid for youtube videos, and doing full body mixed reality with apps like LIV works perfectly well.
100% recommed the brio it does 1080 60fps, it does 4k 30fps, and it does 720p 60fps it works alot better than alot of the new webcams out today.
and for that price its 100% worth it.
Thanks!
I've got this and personally found (like others) the focus to be poor. My old Logitech C930 was better. I expect a lot more from such an expensive webcam.
For this price, I would get a proper camera with HDMI output.
Somewhat irrelevant, but do webcams like this have some sort of motion detection/proximity sensor feature that turns off your monitor when you are away from the desk?
Otherwise, does anyone know of anything that allows that sort of feature? I know EVGA has a keyboard that does this, but I'm not to keen on changing my current keyboard
Why do you want this? Why not just set a low timer to turn off display after inactivity, like 1min?
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this one supports windows hello so if anyone is after pinless login….
but still… too expensive to justify…