NexiGo N680 1080P Business Webcam with Microphone, Software and Privacy Cover, AutoFocus, Streaming USB Web Camera, for Online Class, Zoom Meeting Skype Facetime Teams, PC Mac Laptop Desktop
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【1080P FHD Webcam】The NexiGo N680 webcam has a 1080P FHD resolution with a 30 fps refresh rate. It has built-in tools to automatically adjust color and brightness so you look your best, even in poor lighting.
【Easy Setup】The NexiGo N680 is easy to set up right out of the box, without additional drivers or software. Simply plug it into a USB port on your desktop or laptop.
【Advanced Autofocus and 90° FOV】The NexiGo N680 has quick autofocus and a 90° field of view (FOV) so your audience sees more of you – great for telecommuting or multi-person chats. The adjustable mounting clip lets you rotate and tilt the camera, so you can film from any angle.
【Dual Stereo Microphones】Built-in dual stereo microphones with noise-canceling technology capture audio accurately while filtering out unwanted or unnecessary background noise. So nothing distracts your audience from what you are trying to capture.
【Built-in Privacy Cover】The NexiGo N680 comes with a built-in privacy cover. This cover protects the camera lens from dirt or debris and prevents criminals from utilizing your webcam while you are not using it. You can use the N680 in applications such as Skype, Zoom, or most other popular conferencing or recording applications. Compatible with Windows XP/7/8/10/11, Mac OS 10.6 and higher, Linux 2.6.24 and higher, Chrome OS 29.0.1547 and above, Ubuntu Version 10.04 and higher.
9 reviews for NexiGo N680 1080P Business Webcam with Microphone, Software and Privacy Cover, AutoFocus, Streaming USB Web Camera, for Online Class, Zoom Meeting Skype Facetime Teams, PC Mac Laptop Desktop
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higa –
I bought this for a coworker to use for zoom board meetings
My co-worker needed a camera for his zoom meetings. His crappy computer had a camera but no microphone, so he had to logon on zoom on the computer for video, and logon to zoom via phone for sound. He came to me looking for a solution, a zoom camera that would also have sound, but a picture that was better than the usual. He didn’t want too much distortion on the camera, plus he wanted a little clearer picture than he was seeing from some of the other board members. There is a wide range of cameras and thus, prices out there, $20-$3,500. Most of the $20 cameras have video options and resolution that leaves something to be desired, so we went up to this tier $40-$55 cost. At this range, most of the cameras have 1080p, and given most people monitors and screens, that is more than enough resolution for a meeting. This camera is great because it is truly plug and play. About a half hour before his zoom meeting, my co-worker had me physically mount the camera on top of his monitor, but he (technology illiterate) did most of the hook up to computer, which basically amounted to plugging the cable into a free USB port. That was it. The 7 year-old PC he uses recognized the camera right away and he was off to the races. Everyone noticed right away how clear he was and the camera is wide enough to encompass his whole cubicle, so not too wide. He remained distortion free in the middle and the sound was excellent, very clear and undistorted. He couldn’t be happier with my choice and having spent a little more money. This camera is a good value if you are looking for a good video camera that focuses correctly and responsive microphone that is truly plug and play (for a PC, at least).
DD1509 –
Love this Windows Hello camera
I was getting tired of logging into Windows 11 and waiting for Windows to wake up and let me into it in a timely manner. I decided to get a new camera which would help with that process. This camera works great in all aspects.Windows Hello login facial ID gets me into the system very quickly, with virtually no waiting and not having to type a password.The auto shutter is excellent and the red color reminds you that it is NOT open to any hacker’s prying eyes. It makes just enough clicking sound to validate that it is opening (and then closing) just for the login.All of the camera aspects are excellent. Its not 4k but I don’t need that. High-definition 1080p is plenty for me and doesn’t bog down the system in any manner. The supplied settings should be fine for just about any type of user.Video quality is great and also has plenty of settings for most users.Great value as well. very pleased with the product!
Danielle Cuthbertson –
Very good webcam without breaking the bank…
Very good camera for the price. The video quality is just OK, which is why I rate this a 4 star item. But ease of installation, functionality and integration with Windows Hello makes this a great inexpensive option for someone looking for an external webcam. I do wish it had its own built in light source, but again, for the price, it’s hard to complain too much.
Mark W. White Jr. –
Better than Logitech’s Flagship Webcam – the BRIO? Yes, actually.
Review: NexiGo N970P 4K Webcam: A Brief Comparison to the Logitech BRIO and NexiGo N960E FHD WebcamsDisclosure statement: While no bias was intended for this review, I cannot rule out its possibility. The primary reason I am writing this review is because I joined the NexiGo Product Trial Program. As an incentive for writing an “honest, unbiased review” (words chosen in NexiGo’s emailed instructions to me), NexiGo will reimburse me for the cost of the N970P (which I bought on sale at Amazon for $169.99). That said, I believe this to be a fairly objective review.I have been (and continue to be) a HUGE Logitech fan because of the unparalleled quality of their keyboards, mice, and webcams. In fact, I am writing this review using a Logitech K380 wireless keyboard and the MX Master 3 mouse. Both are fantastic. And recently I achieved a pretty significant goal of saving up sufficient money to purchase a laptop with the computing power large enough to handle the Logitech BRIO webcam. (My previous laptops would quickly freeze up when tasked with handling the processing of the BRIO.) That day was special and was similar to the phenomenon of upscaling my TV signal from the grainy non-digital antenna signal to digital HD.Well, that day was somehow eventually improved upon in early May of 2022 when I sifted through Amazon’s webcam offerings and came across a brand of webcams I had never heard of – the Nexigo. At the time I was quite happy with my BRIO webcam. The only reason I bought the NexiGo N960E FHD webcam was to see how superior the BRIO was to this new competitor. Note that this is not the webcam of central focus in this review. But when I received the N960E and plugged it in and noted how VERY close it performed next to the BRIO, my interest in the NexiGo brand was established. When I came across an invitation to try other Nexigo devices, I jumped at the opportunity but had no expectation of gaining entry to this program. But on May 19th when I somehow qualified for testing, I was afforded the opportunity to try the N970P 4K Webcam, which appeared to be the big, big brother of my N960E webcam. All I had to do was buy it off of Amazon, write a review, and get reimbursed after proving I had bought the webcam and written a review. Here is a brief summary of my experience with the NexiGo N970P thus far…Upon unpacking the N970P, I was most affected by its monstrous size, at least when compared to the BRIO. It is roughly the same height as the BRIO at about 1 inch, it is nearly double the length (7” vs 4”) and 2 times deeper (1 and ¾” vs 1”) than the BRIO. And it is HEAVY. I had some initial concern of placing it atop my new laptop, but this fear was abated when I manipulated its super-sturdy attached monitor stand. I thought for sure its ponderous size would translate to unwieldy weight distributions which would cause it to drop from my razor thin Samsung Notebook with high frequency. It has not fallen once, and I do not think it has anything to do with Samsung. I’m no physicist, but the N970P just seems to be weighted correctly. It may be huge, but it is just as agile as the BRIO.The next thing I noticed about the N970P occurred when I plugged it in. I felt like I had installed a mirror to my laptop, because its clarity of detail and wide field of view was just as good as the reflection provided by my wall mirror that sits adjacent to my computer desk. The mirror comparison may sound weird, but I am telling you, I was blown away by both the camera and video quality of this webcam. In fact, this experience was closer in overall effect of first experiencing HD over standard definition in TVs than my initial experience with the BRIO.My methodology for this review was simple. I compared 3 webcams: the NexiGo N970P 4K, the Logitech BRIO, and my first NexiGo, the N960E FHD. I simply positioned each camera in identical positions around my room and noted which had the best video quality (each video was about 5 seconds each). I varied the positions by distance from me and height off the ground. That was it. Hey, they said I just had to write a review so I think I did ok, having never done one of these. It doesn’t even matter because the results were clear from the get-go. Regardless of distance or height, the N970P outperformed the other 2 webcams. I mean, the BRIO came close a couple times, but not once did it look better based on these 2 parameters. I mean it looked GOOD. But the NexiGo N970P captures reality better than any other web camera I have experienced. So, that’s it, friends. That’s my review. I hope you got something from it that will inform your decision on your next webcam purchase. In practice I keep all 3 webcams hooked and ready to go, but when I need the best shot, I alternate between the BRIO and the N970P 4K. I find myself going with the N970P with more frequency than the BRIO. Both are really good.
Bruce –
This webcam was so easy to install – plug-and-play. Up and running in minutes. So happy to eliminate the manual sliding or tilting of the camera on my monitor. Position it once and use the electric zoom, pan and tilt to center the image. I found there were more picture adjustment features than I will ever use. Easy adjustment for exposure, color, brightness, contrast, etc. I found the camera colors to be very realistic. I appreciate the 3 preset camera settings – I can store my best settings for close-ups, bright or low lighting. I ran into one problem as I was trying out the camera. I used email to contact customer support. A rapid reply sorted out my problem.
Stephen –
Ringlight+high res+cover ticks all the right boxes. But the light is not bright enough and I can’t control the zoom for conference calls. But for this price I give it 4 stars which in my view closer to 3.5
Drew S. –
This webcam ticks all the right boxes at a very decent price. Image quality is superb with the ring light giving extra professionalism. Microphone also very good with great pickup from a comfortable distance. Privacy guard is a bit laughable being a stick on plastic slider but it still does the job (although microphone probably still active regardless). Was worried about this item due to it’s lower price point but it’s definitely one for those that just want a decent device for video calling.
Haynes And Boone –
excelentes camaras, compramos varias para la oficina ytodos estan muy agusto con la compra.
Amazon Customer –
An excellent low cost, no fuss, surprising good quality and very fast Windows Hello webcam. I used to always buy only Logitech webcams, but they totally dropped the ball when their latest 4k webcam doesn’t even support Windows 11 Hello (which is a major part of windows and passkey biometric passwords and logins) and their last Windows Hello webcam is 4 years old and has driver support issues that are unlikely to be updated. I highly recommend this webcam. It does all you need and more at under half the price of an out of date, no windows hello logitech model.