
Elgato
Elgato Facecam MK.2
1080p · 120 fps · 84°

A 4K PTZ webcam with an AI tracking gimbal, gesture and voice control, at a high price and no Windows Hello.
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8.3
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The OBSBOT Tiny 2 is a gimbal-mounted 4K webcam with a 1/1.5-inch sensor, all-pixel PDAF autofocus, HDR, gesture and voice control and AI subject tracking through a two-axis head. PC Gamer scored it highly for its AI features and image quality, while Windows Central praises the design and camera but faults the high price, missing Windows Hello and weak mic noise cancellation. It has no privacy cover; the camera turns downward when idle. It suits solo presenters who want hands-free tracking.
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Seen Nov 9, 2026
$299
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PC Gamer
PositiveAwards 90 for its subject tracking, flexible gimbal and strong picture, though it is expensive, lacks custom commands and offers no privacy cover.
90/100 · Review
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MixedImpressed by the design, image quality and accessory range, but marks it down for the steep price, no Windows Hello and noise handling from the microphones.
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No. Windows Central cites the lack of Windows Hello facial recognition as its biggest omission.
PC Gamer says 4K recording requires USB 3.0, though the camera can connect over USB 2.0 at lower resolutions.
No. PC Gamer notes there is no privacy cover; instead, the gimbal turns the camera downward when it is not in use.
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