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quick take on your shortlist: mx brio ultra: safe pick, best software, predictable. solid 4k, decent low light. the no-regrets option. insta360 link 2: best ai tracking with gimbal. cool if you move around, gimmicky if you sit still. software can be janky. obsbot tiny 3 lite: similar to insta360, of

I use an Insta360 Link on my personal setup and Link 2C on my work setup. The Link 2 Pro is what I would buy if I needed a new cam right now. The gimbal gives you a little more freedom in where you place the cam.

I can only comment on the Logitech BRIO 4K and Insta360 Link 2 as I ended up purchasing both due to seeing mixed results on which webcam is the better one. After conducting tests, I can say that am very much happy with the Link 2 (2C is also just as good). It also brings the professionalism atmosphe

Insta360 Link 2 - not sure what "budget friendly" means to you but this is an amazing camera with PTZ and auto tracking as well.

I'd go with the insta360 link 2 since the gesture controls let you tilt it down to show your desk without touching anything, which would probably be useful for what you're trying to do. You can find a helpful breakdown of the best webcams in this post

For main webcam, I run an old iPhone 13 with Droidcam, I'd say the quality is the best short of a DSLR setup. For a 2nd camera - I recently bought an Insta360 link 2. Performance is pretty solid for a webcam even in low lighting, and face tracking / stream deck integration are nice to have. Though s

I finally moved away from using my Sony mirrorless because of battery and overheating issues on long streams. Grabbed an Insta360 Link 2 recently. I do miss the real bokeh of a DSLR lens sometimes, but the AI tracking and just having it plug-and-play without a capture card is totally worth the trade