This stylish little webcam is actually a really good deal for the price. It is plug and play and just seems to work well right out of the box.Good:- The auto focus for up close is *really* good. I was able to hold up my hand an 1/2 inch or inch away from the lens and it was able to blur out the background completely and capture all the little wrinkles on my hand.- Low light is pretty decent. My office is pretty dark at night by camera standards, and it was able to mostly capture movement with a decent amount of clarity.- In good lighting, this does great. The frame rate increases when there is more light and the quality of picture is better too.- It appears to be USB 3.0 which supports higher data transmission rates, that's good for a camera that is outputting in 4k.- The privacy flap is great and should be included on all webcams. It has a little sticky part to mount it to the camera. While I'm not sure why it isn't mounted by default (maybe some people don't want that?) it was easy to install- There are three ways to mount this, 1) sitting position with the folding mechanism fully collapsed, 2) using a standard camera screw mount, on the bottom of the folding mechanism, or 3) the top of a screen using the folding mechanism. All three seem to be secure and stable options.- The camera sits on a ball joint so that it can swivel as needed, so you quickly mount this on your screen without getting it perfect and then adjust to direction to what you want. The up/down movement is a little limited, but side-to-side is full 360 degrees. It is easy to adjust, but seems snug enough that it wont slouch once adjusted.Neutral:- Lowlight causes framerate to drop a small amount, for a budget friendly camera though, I think this is expected.- The software they want you to download seems to be bloatware. A lot of times companies seem to make software to just get at settings in a little friendlier way. I didn't find any special settings in the software that I couldn't find natively within windows camera settings. However, if you are brand new to owning a webcam, you might find the software helpful.- The manual doesn't provide a lot of information, but thankfully, the product doesn't need a lot of explanation. The camera is mostly just plug and play to begin with.- Don't expect to get that depth of field look of a video streamer, unless extremely close range (1-2 inches away). This means that most items in your environment will be in focus. More "professional" video setups tend to have a crisp subject (you) and a soft/blurry background.Not great:- The audio is typical webcam audio. It seems to do a decent enough job with audio by webcam standards, but if you have a separate audio source (like I did in the video) use it!Overall this is a great webcam in the sea of webcams. The price is great especially for the quality. This is a great option for standard video uses, like online meetings and demonstration videos. However, in my opinion if you wanted a more "professional" streamer look to your video, you might need to get something with an optical lens to get that depth of field look, as this will make most things in your environment in-focus. To reiterate, the camera does what it does very well though, but just something to keep in mind depending on your needs.