Others say...

"Microsoft lijecam nx-6000"
It is a horrible product. I bought and i had a lot of problems just installing it. Finally after installing it, the image resolution was horrible so i had to struggle with the webcam until finally i got a good image. After 2 weeks it just stopped working , i red the manuals, went to the microsoft website and tried everything they tell you to do and i could not fixed it. Off course you can call a technician from microsoft but they will charge you 35 dollars.

In summary , this is not a good product. Not for this price. I feel i was robbed



"portable webcam"
Microsoft webcam is very good. Clear vision, easy to take anywhere, very portable, nice webcam. Customer should buy it without thinking. I am fully satisfied with this webcam.

"piece of junk"
this cam is a piece of junk i have a super thin laptop and the clip is not wide enough

"Disappointing range of focus"
I bought this webcam thinking, like everyone else, that it'd be reliable.
It's quite reliable, but I thought that the range of focus was disappointing.

When you get close to the webcam, it gets blurry pretty quickly. To be honest, it's a wide problem. I found that to be true with Logitech products as well, which is why I had attempted a switch. The only webcam that has made me happy with macro is the IPEVO PoV, and that's because it's got a manual focus.

Why good focus is important: well, I chat a lot. But also, I sell some jewelry on eBay. My little beads aren't diamonds, so I have to be able to show a little tutorial on my bracelets with a webcam that'll get close enough as I'm explaining why I like my bracelets.

So verdict: ok for chatting, not too sturdy in my backpack, and focus range is disappointing, especially if you're considering showing objects up close.

"Nothing says quality like "break out the velcro""
I have a thinkpad Z61M and a dell 30" LCD, both of which are too thick to accommodate this webcam's standard mounting clamp. Seriously, if I have to use velcro to use it on these items I imagine it probably doesn't clamp to much outside of a Macbook air. Sigh.