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 the best webcam I have ever owned, I love the video quality, the ease of setup, the human tracking, and hand gestures. I use this camera for my business web meetings and for my new streaming ventures, it is easy to mount on my monitor or tripod. Currently I'm using it with my Mac mini and I haven't had any issues of any sort, it was very easy to get going. I love that it's on a gimbal, the sound quality is good for this very small package. I would highly recommend this camera.

I bought the OBSBOT Tiny 2 Lite 4K for streaming and video calls, and I’m seriously impressed. The picture quality is super sharp, even in low light. It’s 4K, so everything looks super crisp. What I love most is the auto-tracking—it follows me around smoothly, which is perfect when I’m moving or showing things on screen. The gesture controls are fun and actually work, and setup was super simple—just plug it in and go. Definitely worth the price. Great for creators, meetings, or anyone who wants to look pro on camera without any hassle.

I’ve been very happy with the OBSBOT Tiny 2 Lite 4K Webcam. It’s a well-designed and highly functional device that delivers excellent image quality. Setup was quick and straightforward, and the camera integrates seamlessly with my PC. The 4K resolution at 30Hz provides sharp, clear video, making it ideal for video calls, streaming, or presentations. The autofocus is responsive, and color reproduction looks natural without requiring much adjustment. Its AI-powered tracking is a standout feature, keeping me centered in the frame effortlessly even when I move around, which adds real value during dynamic meetings. Overall, this webcam offers a combination of functionality, premium image quality, and ease of use. It’s a great choice for anyone who needs a reliable camera for professional or personal use.

The OBSBOT Tiny 2 is indeed tiny and a powerful webcam for professional presentations, recordings, and even for use as a content creator on YouTube. The price may seem steep for something this small; however, this camera delivers on several fronts while failing to provide in other areas. Right out the box, you get a camera and a cable, making setup as easy as plugging this into your computer and downloading the OBSBOT app family (There are several, but the one you really need is the OBSBOT Center - formally known as OBSBOT Webcam). Once you are up and running, you can connect UVC to any platform that allows you to take in video feeds: Zoom, Google Meet, etc You can also use it in OBS video studio and, of course, to record via a host of other apps I won't mention here. The camera delivers stunning 4K video, but beware that this is native and not many apps - especially ZOOM deliver 4K resolutions, so you may be disappointed when you hook it up to that app. Some podcasting and livestreaming platforms will have 4K, so just understand that just because you have a 4K camera, it won't be used everywhere. I feel that the camera has a weak point in its microphone, not fully capturing a quality signal, despite huge advancements in AI signal improvement out there, OBSBOT has not caught up in this department - Their much more expensive Tail2s don't even have microphones. But there are reasons for that, which I also will not get into. When it comes to the TINY 2, this is a very solid AI tracking, crisp capture, gymbal camera that will definitely upgrade your built-in camera on your computer. The simplicity of operation is not overstated here - it really is an easy camera to set up and get going with. The camera comes with a ¼ inch screw hole for attaching tripods, table or otherwise - it has a base that can latch to your computers monitor for eyelevel views and the app provides a series of refinements that range from picture quality, AI behaviours such as tracking your movements, autofocus and exposure and a beauty feature that smooths skin and other "funny" embellisments you would not be caught dead using in a buisness meeting. There are a couple of things that could make this camera better - wireless connectivity would be a huge upgrade, although I am not sure if a larger, more expensive camera in this range may have that feature. The Tail2 does, but in comparison is $1200! Bluetooth capability would be welcome here, as you could connect a microphone, use it with a phone or tablet, and even wirelessly operate a software joystick for the PTZ functions. In the accessories department, the camera does have a remote (sold separately), but it can only be used with a PC as it requires a USB wireless dongle to be attached for receptivity. This seems unnecessary if only they incorporated a BT radio instead. All these decisions are often what decides the size and price of the device, and I am sure the manufacturer may have ended up with this product version for those reasons. All in all, the unit is a GREAT webcam, the audio is passable, if you like "room tone" and "Reverb," but you can bypass this with another audio source on most software applications you would use this. The camera can't really be used on its own. I plugged it into a video hub and got a signal; however, there is no way to control the camera's gymbal or other functions without having a PC connected. It would be very useful if OBSBOT could make cameras this small that can operate independently, making for video production case scenarios, in a multi-cam setup up thanks to its VERY small footprint.

Excellent quality! Great AI tracking ability, and it's so darn cute. This webcam for a PC works great for Zoom or team calls and has excellent AI tracking capability for if you're giving a presentation and walking around the front of a room. The microphone is really good, and I don't think you can find something better than this especially at this price point. And it's so compact!

It's hard for me to see really any measured differences between the "Lite" version of and the full version that is $100 more. This has been a lot of fun to play with since taking it out of the box this week. It's got all the features you would need/want. 4K resolution. Cool tracking features. Great quality. In fact, in most cases you probably won't even need the 4K, so it might be overkill unless you using it to film something. I have heard people say the built-in mic isn't the best, but the plan for me is to incorporate this into my podcasting setup, where I have a dedicated mic, so it really doesn't matter. I know the mic works well enough for quick video chats with my daughter at college, so I'm not to concerned about it. The only issue I have been having is I have yet to figure out how to get the effects that work in its own software to work with Facetime. A big selling point of the camera was those effects worked seamlessly with Facetime and other 3rd party platforms. Not so much, so far. I have watched YouTube videos. Mades sure all the permissions were given to it in my settings. Still will not work. with Facetime on the retouching options. everything else seems to work fine. I think for what this camera does, the Lite version seems like an incredible value. Would recommend.

I rarely write negative reviews, but I felt compelled in this case. The OBSBOT Tiny 2 Lite seemed like a great idea on paper, and for the first couple of weeks it worked decently. The concept is strong: a 4K webcam on a gimbal with AI tracking — exactly the kind of productivity tool I was hoping for. Unfortunately, the execution fell short, especially on the software side. When the camera stopped working, I went through extensive troubleshooting. I’m generally successful with electronics, but this was another level of frustration. Here’s what I tried: + Full system reboots + Uninstall/reinstall of OBSBOT Center (including a manual cleanup of leftover files) + Reinstalled the driver manually through Device Manager, since the OBSBOT software would not recognize the device (i.e., failed handshake) + Switched between USB-A and USB-C ports (front and rear ones on a ThinkStation P350) + Verified in Device Manager that Windows did in fact recognize the camera, but OBSBOT Center stubbornly reported “Device not found” There were warning signs early on. Even when it did work, there were conflicts with Zoom and other apps — sometimes the camera feed would remain “stuck on” despite shutting down all camera-related software. The supposed 4K video quality wasn’t on par with expectations. The gimbal tracking, while impressive in concept, often required coaxing through the OBSBOT app before it worked smoothly. At the end of the day, this is meant to be a productivity device — but the troubleshooting actively detracted from productivity. Instead of saving me time, it consumed it. In summary: all the ingredients for an excellent camera are there, but the software integration is buggy and unreliable. If you value your time, this is a hard pass.

I like this camera. Perfectly sits on top of my LG Ultrawide, right behind my light bar. It has just enough height to peer over it for my video meetings. The quality is great for what I use it for and is easy to setup. The software has a ton of options for those that need them and is regularly updated. I highly recommend this camera.