Arducam 1080P Day & Night Vision USB Camera for Computer, 2MP Automatic IR-Cut Switching All-Day Image USB2.0 Webcam Board with IR LEDs for Windows, Linux, Android and Mac OS

Great camera, the seller is sending me a new cable so that issue is below here. Old review: Camera has some issues right out of the box with the USB cable connecting to the micro chip that I have to keep pushing the wires into the plug or the camera disconnects and makes a click noise. I have taped the connection and I have to push the wires in but I can set it up to record for hours as s long as I don't move it around and disconnect it on accident. I guess you get what you pay for, they must sell more of these without the case on which makes them the cheapest night vision web cam. Great picture, 60 fps, and night vision works really well just a "different" approach to selling bare bones equipment. I may have to learn how to solder the wires to get them to stop disconnecting.Dont be afraid to tweek it.

Great product, works for vrc face tracking

Got it to test the night vision compared to another unit without. It works pretty well just wish I could find a case for it so I can mount in the car

Replaced a traditional Raspberry Pi Cam with this because I wanted nightvision capabilities and also cannot stand the ribbon cables that the pi cam uses. This is a fantastic camera for utilizing as a camera to monitor 3D printing and if you wanted, timelapses of your prints. While the quality of the video is not modern day smart phone quality, it looks very clean and for purposes of being able to see how a print is going on my 3D printer (what my intended use was for). Love that I can turn the garage lights off and be able to see the print status in the dark. The FOV of the camera also gives me pretty much a full view of my printer bed while being mounted right on my Ender 5 Plus frame. Only Cons: - A bit big overall, especially compared to the pi camera - Gets pretty hot. Granted its attached to a 3d printer but just feels really warm all the time. - Wish the IR emitters and sensor were on shorter leads. They stick out farther than seems necessary but could be for coverage reasons since the lens is rather large. Definitely a fan of this camera and who thought I would be so excited about a USB connection.

It works great for security and as a dash cam on my car. Mounted to the sun visor. The focus could be better but what can you do? I've used it with a raspberry pi original and pi 5, fswebcam and ffmpeg.

Works very well with daylight or night time. It adjust automatically the infrared LED and the camera. I use it with raspberry PI. I tested it with PI 5,4 and Zero with the POE hat, I also tested it with Radxa 3E but it was a little more tricky.

Kinda grainy, doesn't seem like 1080p. Plus you cant turn off the automatic switching of night vision and it's quite sensitive. But the sensor is inside a rubber tube so I cut the rubber tube flush so the sensor is more exposed to light and now it works pretty good Update! It has a manual focus😑 I was using it a little out of focus and it looked bad, but once I turned the lens to focus it, it looks great... for a webcam😂 still probably better than the majority of laptops so im happy😁 sorry for the bad review

Plug and play simplicity to get vision on an rpi and similar boards. I'm using it on a biqu manta board with great success under Klipper.