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I love the Insta360 Link - I have one at work. I love it so much that I bought a Link 2 for home. I don't really use the tracking, gesture, whiteboard, or desktop features - I just love the image quality. The software does a really just (much more subtle than Teams and the like) bokeh effect, and th

Insta360 link 2 is the best, but the Anker PowerConf C200 is a good budget option if you're trying to save some money

I am a big fan of 4K webcams because a lot of my job involves speaking on webinars and meeting people purely online. I started out with a Logitech brio, then tried an Anker one (C310) before finally landing on the Insta360 Link 2C. None were bad choices but I get a lot of compliments on the Insta360

Insta360 Link 2 or 2c. Pro or non-pro. I upgraded my Logitech c920 to the insta360 Link 2c and what a huge upgrade.

I JUST got a new webcam about a week ago and I was also looking at that webcam. I ended up with the insta360 link 2 (not pro) and it’s actually crazy how much better it looks than my old Logitech. I almost went with the obsbot tiny 2 lite but last second went with the insta just because I’m actually

I got the Insta360 Link 2 Pro but hated the colour profile. It skews yellow. I prefer the Obsbot Tiny 3. The 2Meet did the best for me.

Insta360 Link 2C or Yolocam S3. They give that mirrorless camera look. If you want more bokeh it can be done in software but usually its not needed for most style of videos

I have the insta360 link 2 and I have no complaints! It runs 1080p60 beautifully as long as you have a good lighting setup.

I'm happy with my Insta360 Link 2. Does perform best with good lighting but sharpest image I've gotten out of a webcam yet, even above my Elgato Facecam Pro that I ended up selling

phone cameras are surprisingly good, definitely better than most budget webcams. A webcam is only really worth it if you go for something higher quality with extra features like the Insta360 link 2c imo