Introducing the TONGVEO 20X 1080P 60FPS Wireless PTZ Camera – your ultimate solution for flawless video conferencing. With a 50ft transmission range and USB receiver, enjoy crystal-clear, undistorted online meetings. The superior white balance and exposure settings ensure vibrant video quality, even under low bandwidth conditions. Plus, it supports multiple video compression formats like YUV, MJPG, and H.264.
Setting up is a breeze – just plug and play! No drivers needed. Easily control your video conference with our remote or a standard PTZ camera joystick, and the quiet PTZ functionality offers smooth, silent movements with a 350° pan and 180° tilt. Perfect for video conferencing, education, live streaming, and more.
Compatible with all major systems and apps like Windows and Mac, and designed to seamlessly work with laptops, LCDs, and smart TVs. The TONGVEO camera offers flexible mounting options on desks, monitors, walls, tripods, or even ceilings and comes with everything you need for quick installation. Elevate your video conferencing experience with TONGVEO.
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Good Zoom Quality
The camera offers good zoom quality even from a distance. -
Easy Setup
The camera is plug and play, requiring no complicated setup. -
Great Picture Quality
It provides great picture quality and smooth zoom functionality. -
Versatile Use
Works well with multiple platforms, including Zoom and MS Teams. -
Expandable Ports
Includes many extra ports, making it very expandable. -
Effective Remote Usage
The remote control is clearly marked and easy to use.
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Remote Line of Sight
Using the remote control requires being directly in front of the camera. -
Preset Setup Issues
Setting up presets can be difficult, as new presets may cause others to disappear. -
Moderate Picture Quality
Picture quality is decent but not spectacular. -
Potential Technical Difficulties
Users may experience some technical difficulties after extended use. -
Limited Multi-Camera Use
Uncertain performance in a multi-camera setup. -
Direct Line Requirement
Location matters, and it's important to have a direct line of sight for optimal control.
