NexiGo HelloCam, 1080P Webcam with Windows Hello, True Privacy, Automatic Electronic Shutter, Computer Camera, Microphone, Facial Enhancement, HD USB Web Cam
Original price was: $69.99.$55.99Current price is: $55.99.







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【Window Hello Facial Recognition】The webcam is compatible with Windows Hello for Windows 10/11 and enables you to conveniently and swiftly unlock your computer through facial recognition.
【Automated Privacy Cover】Designed to ensure your privacy, the HelloCam features a privacy cover that automatically opens the camera when you start a video call and then closes it when you’re finished.
【Full HD 1080p】Powered by a full HD, 2-megapixel CMOS image sensor, the HelloCam produces exceptionally clear and sharp videos up to 1080p at 30fps. The 3.5mm lens provides a crisp image at fixed distances and is optimized between 12.4 to 47.2 inches, making it perfect for any setup.
【Automatic Exposure】The webcam’s automatic exposure function will automatically adjust the video’s exposure and gain levels according to the lighting in your space, providing a clear picture in any situation.
【Noise-Canceling Microphones】This webcam comes equipped with noise-canceling microphones to reduce ambient noise and enhance the sound quality of your voice. Great for Zoom, Facetime, OBS, Twitch, YouTube, and more!
Customers say
Customers appreciate the camera’s picture quality, functionality, and ease of installation. They find it works well with Windows Hello to log into their PC without entering a password. The camera is simple to use and mount, making it a good value for money. Customers also mention that the video quality is great and the autofocus feature is useful.
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10 reviews for NexiGo HelloCam, 1080P Webcam with Windows Hello, True Privacy, Automatic Electronic Shutter, Computer Camera, Microphone, Facial Enhancement, HD USB Web Cam
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Original price was: $69.99.$55.99Current price is: $55.99.
Steve Proscia –
Easy Setup for Windows Hello on Windows 11
I like the convenience of using Windows Hello Facial Recognition on my laptop. So, I bought the NexiGo HelloCam for my desktop based on its price and reviews, and I am very satisfied. I just plugged the camera into a USB port, and it was ready to use. I navigated to Settings/Accounts/Sign-in options and followed the instructions. After letting the camera take a mug shot, the setup was complete for Windows Hello. Not only does Windows Hello work great, the picture quality of the camera during a video call is excellent. I was skeptical of the NexiGo HelloCam based on the price when compared to other cameras that support Windows Hello, but there is no reason for concern. This is a great buy!
Daniel J. Krotine –
Awesome Windows Hello Cam
I purchased this camera to enhance my wife’s workspace at home and found this to be one of the best Windows Hello cameras I’ve setup. It just worked right out of the box and the face scan took just a few seconds. Love the auto privacy function which keeps the shutter closed until you need to do live video and then it automatically closes when not needed. Definitely recommend this camera!
Gregory K. Gibbs –
Keep getting “SD Card Damaged” message
Pros: Nice looking camera. Windshield mount works great.Cons: Poorly written manual, keep getting “damaged memory card” message, and having to re-format to get camera working again. The rear camera has a red wire attached to it, which is not mentioned anywhere in the manual. Apparently it can be used as a back-up camera, and that wire is to tie into your reverse light wiring?It’s a lot easier to figure out how the buttons and menus work if you take the short USB to camera cord that comes with it, and plug it into a wall outlet cell phone charging block. Trying to work through all the buttons and screens, is easier inside than trying to figure it out in your car. I did my first one while sitting in my car. When I did my wife’s car, I set it up in the house. Once it was all set up, it was a matter of sticking it to the windshield and plugging in the rear camera.I purchased the hard wire kit with the fuse tap connector, and a separate “stick to the back glass” mount. Made the whole install much easier.
higa –
I bought this for a coworker to use for zoom board meetings
My co-worker needed a camera for his zoom meetings. His crappy computer had a camera but no microphone, so he had to logon on zoom on the computer for video, and logon to zoom via phone for sound. He came to me looking for a solution, a zoom camera that would also have sound, but a picture that was better than the usual. He didn’t want too much distortion on the camera, plus he wanted a little clearer picture than he was seeing from some of the other board members. There is a wide range of cameras and thus, prices out there, $20-$3,500. Most of the $20 cameras have video options and resolution that leaves something to be desired, so we went up to this tier $40-$55 cost. At this range, most of the cameras have 1080p, and given most people monitors and screens, that is more than enough resolution for a meeting. This camera is great because it is truly plug and play. About a half hour before his zoom meeting, my co-worker had me physically mount the camera on top of his monitor, but he (technology illiterate) did most of the hook up to computer, which basically amounted to plugging the cable into a free USB port. That was it. The 7 year-old PC he uses recognized the camera right away and he was off to the races. Everyone noticed right away how clear he was and the camera is wide enough to encompass his whole cubicle, so not too wide. He remained distortion free in the middle and the sound was excellent, very clear and undistorted. He couldn’t be happier with my choice and having spent a little more money. This camera is a good value if you are looking for a good video camera that focuses correctly and responsive microphone that is truly plug and play (for a PC, at least).
Dan Nissenbaum –
UPDATE: They fixed it! One major flaw (NO LONGER) caused me to have to get another camera
UPDATE a few weeks later: THEY FIXED THE PROBLEM!I am super impressed. Having written the detailed review below, about 2 weeks later I received an email from the company saying that their engineers had read my review and were working hard to resolve the bug. He said they now had a firmware update that should fix it, and he sent me a link to the instructions and the updated firmware.I installed the firmware, and then waited a few days for my normal usage of the camera. I did end up attending a few online meetings. THE PROBLEM IS GONE! The camera now remembers your saved “zoom level” and other settings and does not “flash” to a fully zoomed-out view at the start of every meeting.I am now very happy with this camera without caveats – as I noted in my original review (below), it was surprisingly not easy to find a camera with full and easy-to-use zoom – and clearly this company is highly responsive. Congratulations.Back to 5 stars!My original review is below.—ORIGINAL REVIEW BELOW—To start off, I investigated long and hard for a 4K camera with a “zoom in/out” and “pan” feature that was smooth and continuous and worked directly from the camera itself via a remote control (not the OS). It was surprisingly difficult to find a camera that doesn’t zoom in/out in “5 levels” or whatever.This camera does say “10x”, bla bla bla, and it’s hard to even know what these “5x”, “10x” even mean. That’s part of what makes it hard to get this figured out. But, this camera fits the bill perfectly in this regard – great 4K camera with smooth zoom and pan and the zoom allows you to zoom way in and out (both in and out) for a very zoomed-in view or a wide fairly panoramic view of your background.This camera fits the bill in all the above ways. It would be such a great camera.But it has a flaw that for me finally necessitated I give up on this camera and get another one.Despite having a “set” button that supposedly memorizes the last zoom level, this feature simply fails to work until you click at least once on one of the zoom buttons on the camera. The moment you click on a zoom button, the camera snaps to the most recent saved setting (which is correct).The problem is that it always starts every online meeting fully zoomed out and requires you to click on one of the zoom buttons for it to snap to the correct zoom. To be clear, it will switch to “fully zoomed out” right at the key moment, when a meeting starts and the camera turns on in the meeting app, even if one minute before in the test it was at the right zoom level. You have to be holding the remote in your hand, and once it enters the meeting, as quickly as you can you need to hit one of the zoom buttons for it to snap to the remembered setting. That means that everyone in the meeting gets to see you in fully zoomed-out state for just a moment, at the key moment when you first appear in the meeting and everybody is glancing over at your rectangle anyways.I have a very messy background and it would be fine if this feature just worked and remembered my zoom level. But it doesn’t. Everybody, in every meeting, gets to see my messy background for a moment while I rush to press one of the “zoom” buttons to get it to snap to the remembered setting.This is usually OK in an informal meeting, but I sometimes do have meetings with higher-up folks where it is critical that this not happen. For this reason, I simply cannot continue using this camera.Too bad, because otherwise it has everything I need.
TVGuy –
This is a really great camera. Not too often I get excited about a webcam, but I’ve tried several that didn’t impress me, but this one is terrific. For starters, it’s REALLY FAST. The auto lens cover feature is amazing. It opens the lens when Windows Hello needs to use the camera, logs me in, then closes the lens cover. Same thing when I use Google Meet, Zoom, etc. The lens cover automatically opens and closes when being used or when a call is ended. The picture is bright and clear and everybody says they can hear me perfectly with the mic. I’ve been using my desktop without a camera for years, but finally decided to add one so I could video call on my computer rather than just my Nest Hub Max. I investigated many cameras before I purchased this one, and I am incredibly impressed. I would highly recommend this webcam to everyone.
Cliente de Amazon –
Me encantó, la compré principalmente por ser compatible con Windows Hello y funciona perfectamente, su obturador automatico me da mucha confianza porque uno se da cuenta claramente cuando la camara se activa. Ahora puedo realizar o recibir llamadas o videoconferencias sin tener que utilizar mi celular.
Lon –
The 4k camera was a massive leap from my macbook webcam. The image is super clear and I’ve had zero issues using it for the past weeks. It’s a tad bulky, but it feels really solid (not flimsy) and if you’ve got the space above your monitor and not moving around a ton, the size isn’t noticeable.I appreciate the physical privacy cam as well over the digital indicators that some cameras have.Probably what i love most is the 2x omnidirectional mics. When I’m on calls – audio quality is super important and as someone who takes notes for myself a lot while I’m on calls, the noise cancelling mics make for a far less awkward experience.
Bruna –
Vale a pena o valor investido, ela não perde a qualidade no zoom
HAL9000 –
Es un placer que tu ordenador te reconozca por reconocimiento facial si tener que hacer nada más. La cámara funciona totalmente plug and Play, aunque puedes descargarte una n programa de configuración de la cámara que permite controlar múltiples parámetros. Por supuesto no solo sirve para identificación facial, sino que también se puede usar en otras tareas propias de una webcam.