ElgatoFacecam MK.2 – Premium Full HD Webcam for Streaming, Gaming, Video Calls, Recording, HDR Enabled, Sony Sensor, PTZ Control – works with OBS, Zoom, Teams, and more, for PC/Mac

-Good packaging-Comes with USB C right out of the box-Elgato webcam itself-built-in monitor mount to place your webcam on top of your monitor, although you can just your thumb or flat head screw driver to remove 1/4' screw to attach with your webcam mount-In terms of specs, it can capture up to 1920 x 1080P at 60fps in YUY2 Uncompressed which captures and records in 4:2:2 Chroma Subsampling Channel which offers excellent color accuracy without compromising too much color detail.-In addition, it has the option to toggle with Standard and High Dynamic Range, depending on light exposure in your room, whether it's too bright or too dark.-Make sure to download Elgato Camera Hub to download the latest firmware update and also have many options to play around with such as FoV, Brightness, Noise Reduction, Sharpness, Contrast Ratio, Resolution format, etc.-It's also compatible with most livestream software such as Streamlabs, OBS Studio, Twitch Studio Beta, etc.-Not to mention, also compatible with VTube Studio to showcase real-time facecam anime while livestreamingOther than that, I hope Elgato will eventually make true 4K 60fps Webcam HDR in the near future that supports more bandwidth with at least 20Gb/s or more!

Very happy with this camera! Extremely easy to install and comes with a booklet of how to use and which software to download. The provided software allows you to dive deep into the settings and adjust everything you need to to provide a crisp image. The only thing I found a bit difficult was the actual shutter covering the camera lens can be a bit 'sticky' and not easy to slide. Otherwise, the over design is very nice and it seems like it would last a while.

I upgraded from a popular Logitech webcam, and the difference is night and day. The Elgato Facecam MK.2 with its Sony sensor provides an incredibly crisp and professional image, especially in low light. The ability to shoot in 1080p at 60fps is buttery smooth and essential for streaming. The real power, though, is the Camera Hub software. Having full manual control over ISO, shutter speed, and white balance means I can dial in the exact look I want and it stays locked. The HDR feature is a lifesaver, preventing my monitor from blowing out the side of my face. It's an investment, but if you're serious about your video quality, this is the one to get.

This is a great webcam for zoom meetings and streaming alike. The quality is top notch and the resolution is pretty close, if not the same, as some of those Sony cameras. I highly recommend the FaceCam if you don't want to spend $500+ on a high end camera for streaming.

This is the most amount of money I've ever spent on a facecam, and I used a cheapo one before this in the $30-ish range. I use a lot of other elgato products, so I thought this would be a good fit. It's been.... virtually unusable. Maybe I got defective product? It's wild to me how happy these reviews seem in comparison to my experience. The cam was instantly darker and blurrier and weirdly colored compared to my cheap webcam. Everyone online said: well, get better lighting and mess with the settings in the elgato camera hub. So I tried. With blaring lights in my face (yes, I looked up the methods of lighting and did all the things like having a main light and a side light and putting them in a "Y" away from your face and having back lighting) it was still dark. And blurry. And the camera hub program was buggy as heck. I would change one thing and try to go back and suddenly the look would be too dark again, even if I put them back to the EXACT. SAME. NUMBERS. If I set things light enough, the colors would be muted and the graininess would be intense. If I lowered the graininess, it would look blurry and surreal. Taking off camera hub in general and just messing with filters slightly in OBS made it BETTER, but nowhere near NORMAL looking, when I thought the whole point of this camera quality was to make things look more natural in the first place. Because camera hub made things worse, I couldn't even use the cool interactions I was promised through the stream deck buttons.Literally, my $30 cam looked better and clearer to people viewing my streams. On top of everything, shifting the cord in the back even a LITTLE made it turn off. After months of trying to get this to work (and only using it successfully about 10-15 times) the wiggle cord problem has become so bad that it will barely turn on. I'm just... so tired of messing with it. Maybe I got a defective one, I dunno, I have no baseline to work off of here. But an expensive webcam shouldn't ask this much of you to actually look good out of the box and work well.

I've had for almost a year now and camera works pretty good. Never had any major issues outside of it would randomly cut out in OBS when using as a virtual cam and would have to unplug and plug it back in. Switched it to the regular camera and no issues. The software is kind of basic but a massive resource hog, so I almost never pop it up. I snagged this at $100 and I think that's a good price for it but when it's at the full $140 I would probably grab the OBSBOT 2 lite over this.

Works great most of the time. When it doesn't I think it's Windows 11 causing the problem rather than the hardware or the drivers themselves. I have problems with a lot of peripherals in W11 so this is why I suspect it's the OS with the issue.

The media could not be loaded. Everything was going well until it was the focus a huge dealbreaker for me. I really like this camera. The quality is amazing, but if I’m showing something to my chat on stream and they can’t see what I’m showing them because it’s too blurry I can’t do it I’m gonna have to give it three stars based on quality but if you wanna show things up close with this camera, this is not it. I’ve used $30 WebCams that have auto focus. This is ridiculous.