YIMONA Webcam for PC with Microphone - 1080P FHD Webcam with Privacy Cover, Plug and Play USB Web Camera for Desktop & Laptop Conference, Meeting, Zoom, Skype, Facetime, Windows, Linux, and macOS

Excellent webcam, especially for the price. The quality is brilliant, it's really easy to install so it works on the pc, and it sits really well for a good angle at my desk. Just what I needed :)

This review is for the YIMONA Webcam with Microphone - 1080P. I purchased this camera for use with Zoom, Teams etc and did not want something that was particularly wide angle as there is only me that will be using it. However, it does have the ability to show other people in the call in a room if needed. I have to say that it worked really well, just plug and play. The video quality is great, and the voice pick up from the microphone is also great. The hardware seems to be built well and looks like it will last, it clips on to the top of my computer screen, with a easy to use smooth cover that slides over the camera until you are ready to have your picture seen. I would definitely recommend it to anyone thing of buying a camera for their PC.

I’ve been using this webcam for video calls and general PC use, and overall it performs well for the price. Setup was very simple — it was basically plug-and-play on my computer, with no extra drivers needed. Once connected, the 1080p image quality is clear enough for meetings and casual streaming, with decent detail in good lighting. In lower light, it does soften a bit, but that’s fairly normal for this price range. The built-in microphone is serviceable. It picks up voice clearly enough for calls, though it’s not something I’d rely on for recording high-quality audio. For Zoom, Teams, or similar apps, it does the job without issues. One of the better features is the privacy cover. It’s a simple addition, but it’s reassuring to be able to physically block the lens when the camera isn’t in use. Build quality feels lightweight but acceptable. It sits securely on my monitor and hasn’t needed adjustment once positioned. Overall, this is a reliable budget webcam that works well for everyday use like video calls or remote work. It doesn’t compete with higher-end models in low-light performance or audio quality, but for the price, it’s a practical and straightforward option.

Item came in a small package undamaged. Extremely easy to use, simply plug in and use an app that uses your camera. Connectivity isn’t an issue at all. Quality is quite good too! It is very clear and there isn’t any freezes with it at all. It is compatible with all laptops and PCs. The privacy on this camera is amazing, the physical shutter allows you to prevent any nosy peeps!

Very Good webcam HD quality Clear picture Sturdy well built and easy to set up. Good price for basic model

Worked straight out the box. Setting up was simple for my 1st teams call. Picture quality was great and microphone was clear and everyone could hear me with zero distortions. Quite a good looking item.

I bought this as I am working from home quite a lot and have regular team meeting via MS Teams, as my laptop is closed all the time (due to using a large monitor), I needed a webcam. The camera itself is great, I also like the privacy shutter thing too and I thought the camera would have been as good...until I heard the playback from a meeting, it sounded like I was underwater, very muffled and in parts, hard to even understand what I am saying. I'm assuming this is down to the noise filtering, but I can't find anywhere to take it off. So now I find myself having to buy a seperate microphone as this one is frankly rubbish, I'm keeping the camera though as I'm more tham happy with the video quality, such a shame about the audio!

Overall a good little camera that has good sharpness and clarity. Easy to plug in and works straight away. A couple of downsides I would say is that there's quite a big fish bowl lens effect so things towards the edge of the frame get quite curved, and the white balance is tinged towards green. Haven't had the chance to try the microphones yet