Plug and Play Xiaomi Eco-system 1080P Web Camera perfect for Zoom and Skype. Mountable on monitors and laptop screen.
At $39, it's the lowest price in Australia at the moment.
Xiaomi Mi IMILAB Webcam 1080P for $39 + Shipping @ PCMarket.com.au
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Product RepPC Market on 19/10/2020 - 16:33 pcmarket.com.au (300 clicks)
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Last edited 19/10/2020 - 16:42 by 1 other user
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Plug and Play. You do not need Xiaomi account to run this device.
We have one running at our store and it's impressively good for the price. I'd admit the manufacturer didn't do a good job for their marketing materials.
watched the video, yea…..this is crap!!!!
Not sure what quality you are expecting for a $39 web camera. Tell us something comparable for the same price.
meh…selling crap for cheap doesn't make it a deal
Off topic, but if anyone happens to have a Wyze camera (which looks like a Xiaomi XiaoFang but actually isn't) you can use a firmware update that turns it into a normal webcam
https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/31/21202022/wyze-firmware-up…
And ditto for GoPro users
This is interesting. I have a couple of those sitting around as I don't know how to make it work (It's a overseas model)
Could this firmware make it work? do you need a xiaomi account?
So I'm guessing that means it won't work with a XiaoFang?
There is no way this could be an official XIAOMI product, couldn't find it anywhere on XIAOMI official website, international or Chinese.
It's a Xiaomi Eco-system product. It will have Xiaomi label on it.
for god sake….. please don't put this logo on some random rubbish product…….
$32.99 delivered at Amazon.
Lovebay brand.
Doesnt almost all devices have cameras? Why do you need this?
Whats special.
Thanks..If you are using a desktop PC or if your notebook camera sucks, this is for you.
Most brand name notebooks come with low end camera. How can I disagree with you? But it doesn't make this one a good buy :)
I rather to pay a bit more for a better one but that's only my opinion.
Yes, this is just like buying a PC. You might want a high-end one instead of a decent entry level one.
Thanks
Webcams have become more important recently, with the massive surge in working from home, virtual meetings etc.
Most desktop PCs don't have a built-in camera. A few laptops don't have one, and some that do have very poor cameras and/or microphones. It's not that hard to believe that quite a few people want a decent webcam.
To buy a good quality 1080p webcam from Officeworks costs $100 or more. So $40 is an attractive price, if it's any good.
I bought one of these from another retailer expecting the same Xiaomi quality as their other more famous products. Unfortunately, it's just okay. Better than the inbuilt camera on a 2014 Macbook Pro, but that's a pretty low bar to jump. About the same quality in terms of sharpness but less grainy in the low light of indoor spaces. So it's an upgrade, but yeah, I was still disappointed.
This is a fair statement. I have compared it with my MacBook Pro 2019 camera. It's better than the inbuilt one on my MacBook Pro - but it's not great either. But what do you expect for $39 bucks? It's reasonable quality and a responsive web camera.
Do you need Xiaomi account to use it? I really hate must login to use their devices.