OBSBOT Tiny 2 Lite 4K Webcam for PC, AI Tracking PTZ Streaming Camera with 1/2" Sensor, Gesture Control, 60 FPS, HDR, Microphones, Web Camera for Desktop Computer, Laptop, Meeting, Video Calls, etc.

This is a slick camera, works great. Wish the manual was a little better and more intuitive, can tell that it and the app are translated and that is not not well. In the end, I figured it out. The size of this is awesome after having come from some of the older generation cameras. Overall I am impressed

The webcam is loaded with features probably more than I actually need, but I can’t lie, it’s a nice upgrade for my desk setup. The video quality is excellent, and the AI tracking works really well in most situations.The hand gesture controls can be a bit buggy at times, but I barely use that feature anyway, so it doesn’t really bother me.It definitely feels like overkill for casual use, but I appreciate the premium build and the extra capabilities. Plus, the built in privacy feature is a great touch. I like being able to physically block the camera when I’m not using it.If you want a top tier webcam with pro level features (even if you don’t need them all), this one’s a solid pick.

The OBSBOT Tiny 2 Lite 4K Webcam has quickly become a hot item in my setup. Whether I’m streaming, video calling with loved ones, or just need a crisp camera for work meetings, this webcam delivers exceptional quality. The 4K resolution ensures that every detail is sharp, making it perfect for content creation and professional use alike.One standout feature is the AI-powered auto-tracking and auto-framing, which keeps me perfectly in frame even if I move around. It’s like having a personal cameraman that ensures I’m always the center of attention. The low-light performance is also impressive, providing a clear image even in dim conditions.Setting it up was a breeze, and the flexibility of the gimbal design allows for easy adjustments. This webcam is a must-have for anyone serious about streaming or high-quality video calls, and it’s quickly become a favorite tool in my arsenal.

I've had this webcam for a few months now, and feel I can review my experience with it. YMMV, but with my setup (Ryzen 5 5600x, 32GB DDR4, 2x 1TB Samsung SSDs, NVIDIA RTX 3060Ti), I've had mostly smooth performance from this little guy.It's TINY! Pictures make this thing out to be the size of a zoom lens for a DSLR, but it's slightly bigger than a D-cell battery. The threaded attachment point for stands, tripods, etc. works very well for my setup; I added a Neewer pole-style clamp mount to my desk that firmly holds the camera in place. As the base of the camera folds clamshell-style, it was easy to position the camera exactly where I want.The software is super handy for changing any OOTB configuration, such as default image settings and PTZ position. There is a virtual camera option that is SUPER handy, as it allows you to use the camera (via selecting the virtual cam) in multiple apps at the same time. I do wish the software were a bit lighter, seems to use some GPU/CPU cycles, but it's pretty responsive and unobtrusive.Image quality: very, very good! I'm coming from a Microsoft LifeCam HD-5000 with a max output of 1280x720@30fps. I'm used to very poor low-light performance, FPS and shutter speed dropping to a smeared mess. This camera performs exceptionally well in low-light, though I'd recommend staying at 1080p@30 or 720p@30 if you want the best performance.Mic: Haven't really used it much, I actually have it disabled via the OBSBOT Center, but it worked well enough when I tried it!Stuttering/frame drops: I've switched USB ports, ensured the camera was on it's own USB bus, and have updated the firmware and software, but I can't shake the random frame drops I'm seeing at just about any output resolution/FPS. It's random, sometimes just a blip, sometimes a string of dropped frames, but it appears to be between the OS and the camera; I don't think it's the sensor having issues. I can mostly get away from it using 720p@30, but still occasionally happens. Mind you, this did not happen with my HD-5000 camera. It could be that because this camera uses USB2.0 and MJPEG for most resolutions, there's a bandwidth constraint or issues with the encoding, but it happens regardless of using the cam directly vs virtual driver, and regardless of software running. I'm working with it for now, it certainly could be something on my computer, but all other USB devices are fine and no issues with performance on my system.I do recommend this camera for sure, it's a solid value and the AI-based tracking is excellent!

Works great, great video quality, the software works as expected with no bugs so far. Just a great camera all around. I'm glad I listened to Project Farm on this one

Update (May 2025): After initially using this for a few months, it started crashing regularly. Maybe once every other week, sometimes more, sometimes less. The light will turn red, it'll stop accepting inputs from the software. Sometimes it'll point downward, sometimes it'll reboot, and other times I have to unplug it to restart it. I've been going back and forth with support for months about this, but since it's non-deterministic and I can't reliable reproduce it, it's been very frustrating. I'm fortunate enough to work from home, a solid camera for Zoom is a necessity, and this camera isn't it. I really want to love this camera, when it works it's nothing short of amazing, but I've been having problems for 6+ months that I can't get resolved. It'll probably be out of warranty by the time I get their support team everything when they could just replace it and have a satisfied customer.Original Review:This thing is great. I'm on Zoom/Teams calls all day every day for my job and needed an upgrade from a webcam that was about a decade old. This is a HUGE upgrade. The image quality is stellar, even in low light. The tracking is really cool, I'm never out of frame. I've had a couple times where it's frozen to the point where I need to unplug it to reset it, but firmware updates have solved those problems for the most part.While this is on the pricey side as far as webcams, the feature set and image quality are worth it. While I'm not a creator, the feature set is good enough for YouTuber's and the like. I use this purely for business purposes, it may be a little overkill, but I love it.