AusdomAW615 1080P PC Webcam 12MP with Built-in Mic

Name: AW615 1080P PC Webcam 12MP with Built-in Mic
Brand: Ausdom
Price: 629 ZAR
Availability: InStock

R629

Retail: R1,000

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About

Full HD 1080p Skype webcam, no longer bothered by blurry images!

Ausdom AW615 is equipped with an omni-directional microphone, along with a noise reduction function that filters out external background noise, making the sound purer and clearer, therefore it is the best option of a video conference to broadcast sound clearly even in a noisy environment.

The Full HD 1080P network camera that can have voice conversations and HD video call with more video frames per second than other HD webcams and 16: 9 widescreen video recording and video calls.

With the amazing image quality you can take photos and share them in high definition

USB 2.0 connector to connect and use, easy to use. Designed with a flexible, flexible clip, it is suitable for multi-angle placement needs for monitors, laptops, desks, desks or other flat surfaces.

Ausdom works on most social media platforms, Skype, MSN Messenger, Windows Live Messenger and Yahoo Video Messenger etc.

Product Features

1080p HD Webcam
Take clear photos and share
integrated noise-cancelling microphone
Easy to use
Full HD 1080P Video Calling
Automatic Light Correction
Built-in Noise Reduction Mic

Product Specification

Microphone

Directivity: Omni-directional
S.P.L: -32dB
Lens
Aperture: 2.0
Zoom: Support
Lowest Illumination: 5Lux
Viewing Angel: Horizonal 60 degree

Others

Video Resolution: 1920 x 1080/ 1280 x 720/ 640 x 480 (default)/ 320 x 240
Video Decoding Format: YUY2/ MJPEG
Max Operating Current: 220mAh
Standby Current: 50mAh
Operating Voltage: DV 5V
Interface: USB 2.0/ UVC1.1
Support System: Windows XP, Windows 7 (32 bits or 64 bits), Windows 8, Windows 10, Mac OS 10.6 or updated versions, Android V5.0 or above
USB Cable Length: 1.5m
Operation Temperature: 0℃-45℃

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