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Insta360 Link - PTZ 4K Webcam with 1/2" Sensor, AI Tracking, Gesture Control, HDR, Noise-Canceling Microphones, Specialized Modes, Webcam for Laptop, Live Streaming, Zoom Certified

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Style: Tripod Kit


Features

  • 4K RESOLUTION WITH 1/2" SENSOR - Always look your best in stunning Ultra HD 4K resolution. With a best-in-class 1/2" sensor, Link captures life-like detail with an excellent dynamic range.
  • AI TRACKING - With a gimbal design and a powerful AI tracking algorithm, Link's lens rotates to follow your every movement. With automatic zooming and framing, you'll always be center stage.
  • GESTURE CONTROL - Control the camera with 3 simple hand gestures. No clicks necessary. = Enable AI tracking | = Zoom in/out | = Enable Whiteboard Mode.
  • VERSATILE MODES - With innovative AI technology and versatile modes such as Whiteboard Mode, DeskView Mode, Overhead Mode and Portrait Mode, Link helps you communicate better than ever. Fully compatible with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and more.
  • DUAL NOISE-CANCELING MICROPHONES - Reduce background noise and amplify your voice. Delivers crisp, clear audio for enhanced communication.

Brand: Insta360


Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS


Video Capture Resolution: 4K


Maximum Focal Length: 100 Millimeters


Maximum Aperture: 1.8 f


Flash Memory Type: SDHC


Video Capture Format: MP4


Screen Size: 2.7 Inches


Connectivity Technology: USB


Color: Black


Standing screen display size: ‎2.7 Inches


Wireless Type: ‎Bluetooth


Brand: ‎Insta360


Series: ‎insta360


Item model number: ‎Link


Item Weight: ‎1.17 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎1.77 x 1.37 x 2.71 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎1.77 x 1.37 x 2.71 inches


Color: ‎Black


Rear Webcam Resolution: ‎9 MP


Manufacturer: ‎Arashi Vision Inc.


Country of Origin: ‎China


Date First Available: ‎August 19, 2022


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    • Great Webcam with Smooth Gimbal
Style: Standalone
Review Image by Adam Adam
Review Image by Adam Adam
Review Image by Adam Adam
Review Image by Adam Adam
Review Image by Adam Adam
The Insta360 Link is likely the Best Webcam I’ve ever used. Though I have never used another gimbal-based camera, it is truly a quality webcam with some pretty slick features. Over the course of the past week or so, I’ve been using the Insta360 Link to record videos, and have video calls through Skype and Zoom. I also wanted to test it as a second camera angle for use during my live stream which I’ll get into as well. Upon unboxing the Link, I plugged it in using the included (maybe 3-foot long) USB-C to USB-C cable and it quickly installed the drivers and I was up and running. Unlike other cameras that I’ve used that had a shorter cable, this one seemed like the perfect length to not only use with a laptop but have enough length when using with a desktop setup located on the floor. Obviously if you needed to put the camera at a longer distance, you could pick up a cable from one of the popular manufacturers here on Amazon. First off, as I mentioned, there are a number of slick features that combine the flexibility of the gimbal-based hardware with the power of the Insta360 software. Besides the things that you would expect in a webcam like auto exposure, auto-white balance, etc, the Link offers a really novel usage of A.I. motion tracking with gesture control to enable or modify certain features. When enabled in the app, hold up your hand and the LED light on the webcam flashes from its normal Green to Blue to indicate that motion tracking is turned on. You can also do this by simply single tapping on the front of the camera base and then tap again to turn it off. I gotta say, this is a nice implementation to toggle the gesture control feature on and off. There are three modes that you can modify in the app including Normal (default), Fast and Slow. During my usage, I pretty much stuck with either Normal or Slow as I think fast could make people on the other side of your video call a little nauseous. If you think you will be moving around at a normal speed, then Normal is perfect. However, if you only plan on making small movements, use the slow setting. The camera did a great job to track and follow me, pretty much without any lag. There are two other gestures that you can use including holding your left hand up in the shape of an L to enable zoom. While holding your hand in that position, either raise or lower the “L” to zoom in or out, respectively. It works pretty well but it worked a little better when I was located 3-4 feet away from the camera vs when I had my laptop on my lap. There is also a whiteboard mode that you can enable by making the “V” gesture with your hand. I tried it and it turned on the mode but since I don’t have a whiteboard, couldn’t really test this feature. There are a few other modes that you can enable in the app including a slight downward angle which is good if you are trying to capture an image of your keyboard or something right in front of the monitor. There is also a true “overhead” view that would be incredibly handy if you had the proper setup to utilize this mode. I definitely have to play with this one more. I believe that Insta360 offers a specific extendable tripod for the camera that can be screwed into the quarter-20 thread on the bottom. Overall, the color and brightness is good and sharp, especially in a properly lit scene. If you are using a ring light or something like the Elgato Key Light, Godox ES45 or the Boling P1 Vlogger, this camera will shine and make you look fantastic. If you are using the camera in a darker environment, you may have to tweak the brightness to your liking. I had to bump it up by 6 or 7 notches in the app to get it where I was happy. Again, in a bright setting, the HDR looked great but it was a bit too dark for my taste when the lights were turned off. I think this is more of a function of HDR vs the way the camera handles it. As I mentioned, I’m also a live streamer, so I wanted to see if it would work with my current setup. I personally use a software called VMix and it did struggle a bit with the video, making it look a little jumpy. I THINK this is more of a problem with VMix since the other 2 or 3 webcam’s I’ve tried also faced the same issue. When I opened up OBS, and added the Link as a camera source, the video was smooth as normal. I’d love to see Insta360 contact VMix to see if some optimization could be done. Final Thoughts: I REALLY like this webcam and think it would make a great addition for anyone that is constantly on conference calls, especially if you tend to move around a bit. Comparing to the video in my Dell XPS 15 laptop and it truly not a fair fight. Exposure, color and the ability to enable motion tracking are all really well done. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2023 by Adam Adam
    • Works Perfectly
Style: Tripod Kit
Extremely easy installation, the camera is extremely smooth, and the movement of the gimbal is very quick and liquid smooth. Image quality is excellent and the construction of the product is superb. The design is very sleek and modern.
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024 by Dr Yesh
    • Great, but expensive, camera for zoom calls
Style: Standalone
I've enjoyed using this since I received it. There is a noticeable quality increase in my video over remote meetings; the tracking is spot on, and I've even used the hand motion commands. Next level. I want to use this for streaming as well but haven't tried it yet.
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024 by RC
    • Really frustrating to set up and use
Style: Tripod Kit
This product clearly is high quality if you can get it to work. I cannot. This webcam has a drooping head/lens that only perks up if it is detecting you correctly. Otherwise, it is limp. Yesterday, I had a Zoom meeting and the camera kept repositioning itself to look at my ceiling or my feet. I had tested it and it had worked. And then I got on a Zoom meeting and it did not. Equally important for you to know if that the tripod is a ridiculous, cheap joke-of-a-tripod. You cannot tighten the legs at all. So they collapse and the camera, which sits on top of the tripod with a very heavy cable attached, falls over. This morning, I had to hold the tripod throughout my Zoom meeting to keep it from falling over. Yes, you can get it just right and it will sometimes stay in place but it is ridiculously unstable and can fall over easily during a meeting. One big issue is that the legs do not lock so at any point, they will give way. If you move or there is even a light pull on the tripod, the whole thing falls over. This would not happen if the legs would lock but they don’t. AND, the tripod is not expandable as is shown in some of the materials. It looks like it is but there is no feature like this on the one I received. I had to balance it on TWO yoga blocks to get the tripod to eye level. It worked last night, when I was testing it. And the picture quality was great. But today, the camera was not showing the green light, and I had to try to get the little camera in position manually. The light was green but the quality was bad. I called the company and was asked for so much information – my contact information, my proof of purchase, a VIDEO of the problem. I was put in the position of having to prove that I had a problem. They seem to want to use my information to improve their operation but they do not seem to focus on helping me. Then I emailed the company to try product support that way and got a response that was unintelligible. I don’t think their product support is in the US. They are not interacting with me like a US-based company would. I have never contacted product support for a product and been asked to make a video and show proof of purchase to prove my problem. It seems like they are using me to learn how/why their product is failing. Oh, one more thing. The whole set-up is held together by pins that are easily lost. You have to take the pin out to put it away and then.... where is the pin? AND the final point: there is a Quick Start Video by the company that is really a sales video. It is not instructional. And all of the videos they post are reviews. I found it very difficult to find any instruction that would help me use it or resolve my issue. Unless you want a big tech challenge, avoid this product. New York Times' Wirecutter needs to do more homework on this one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2023 by Emily
    • Amazing 4K quality
Style: Standalone+Offical Sticker
One of its standout aspects is the 4K resolution, which delivers sharp and detailed visuals that make a real difference for content creation, and live streaming. I even use it to record 4k YouTube videos. The AI tracking is responsive, allowing it to track me smoothly; I like to make presentations standing up and walk around to keep my energy up. I sometimes have trouble with the gesture control because I use my hands quite a lot when I speak. It’s quite compact, very easy to setup, with my laptop I take them to livestream when we go out to vacations; I don’t have an iPad Pro but saw videos people pairing them. The low-light performance is decent, so get a good light, the positive is that I have many control of the exposure, ISO, etc One thing that could be improved is the price - it’s not cheap. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2024 by Jose Yong

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