I bought this, originally, when it was way less expensive. I am unsure of why you guys raised the price over there, but hey, I still have one and I'm still happy with it.
In my opinion the best features are:
-The autofocus
-The RightLight settings
-The Shape/Style of it
The autofocus is very, very useful, especially when recording things which move quickly across the sceen and whatnot. In fact it's probably even better auto-focusing than my 4 Megapixel camera.
The RightLight settings are probably my favorite part. For example I could change the settings so that it could pick up the light of a TV and me next to it, while I'm in a dark room, without any blur or light glare that's just too hard to figure out what's what in the picture/video/webcam session.
I do very much like how it's set up to work, there's a grip on the back of the webcam, and then two prongs which are attached by means of hinges. For example it could be placed on just about anything, you can use the bottom prong as a stand, or you could use the grip to put it on your monitor and the two prongs to hold it up. And, after that, you can keep the prongs in one place and move the lens freely as you wish, making it easy to get the right angle. There's also a great part about it where the microphone is located on the side of the webcam, which I find to be very convenient which means no headsets, and when you talk towards the screen you're talking towards the camera.
My only dislikes are that the software for it, being the little video filters tend to malfunction sometimes, and that they also somehow apparently corrupt themselves.
If you want a good deal on a webcam, and a good webcam at that, you want this.
The picture attached is a picture of my Seagate Freeagent External Harddrive, which I thought would be a good thing to take a picture of seeing as the pattern is quite detailed, and lit.
Technical Expertise: Tech Savvy
I've used this product: More than a year