I would like to see a standard ¼”-20 tripod screw on the base of the camera for more versatile mounting, but it works decently enough.
The circular mount allows you to swivel the camera left and right – however it can be a little easy to do this and does it itself if you’re stretching the cable out to the PC from your monitor like mine.
There’s a circular socket to mount the camera, with a lever arch that allows you to move the camera up and down for the ‘Show Mode’ that lets you point it down at your desk for Show Mode – more on that later. The bracket itself attaches to most flat monitors with ease, but has a sticker to ensure it stays in place if you have a thicker, or curved monitor like mine. It’s not the greatest audio quality as you can see from the above test, so if you have another mic you’ll likely find that will capture better quality. There’s dual mics on board for stereo audio capture and it’s effective up to 1.2m. For the privacy conscious though you can easily and quickly shut it off with a physical shutter that is activated by a twist on the end of the camera making it easy to control who can see you at any time. There’s an indicator LED on-board which sits Yellow when in stand-by and White when active.
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