HUE HD Pro Flexible USB 11x17 Document Camera and Classroom Visualizer for Teachers: Built-in Microphone/Lights, Windows, macOS, Chromebook Compatibility (Blue Camera)

Light, portable, great picture! I did purchase one of these about two years ago and needed to repurchase due to me (or possibly a student) jamming the wires in the plug, but they’re so economical and great it honestly didn’t bother me. I like these far better than ELMO or LadyBug document cameras. The picture quality is far better and they are light so you can remove them from your desk to create more space.

It is not the absolute highest quality camera but for the money it works great. I'm very happy with it.

I teach a zoom class, and this webcam is excellent for showing a large area with a reasonably sharp image. It also lets me adjust the cam on its stem to the middle of my monitor, so I am looking directly at my audience instead of slightly below my audience. I've watched a lot of Zoom meetings, and everyone is looking DOWN at their monitor, instead of UP at the camera.But as I teach, I often move my body or arms quickly. When I do, the Autofocus tries to keep up, but has no idea which part of my body to focus on, so sometimes it may white-out my face or my hands, or change the colors of my skin or the background. I tried the HUE without autofocus, but the picture area is way too small -- it only shows my head and shoulders unless I back up 4 ft. from the camera. And then I can't reach my keyboard. Still, it's the best cam I've found to place in FRONT of my monitor so I am looking directly INTO the camera, and not BELOW the camera that's built into the top rim of my computer screen.

I found this product simple to use, great quality, and good price.ir was perfect for my business

My daughter and I are loving this camera. We have been using to create tutorials of how we make our art. Easy to use software and the camera itself has great quality. Very happy with our purchase!

I purchased a RED HUE HD Pro. 1. The box it came in displayed a BLUE HUE. (Should have seen the signs...), 2. Today, I took it to work, plugged it into my Lenovo Yoga and I could barely see the red light at the base and had to ask students to turn the lights off so I can see it it is on. 3. IT IS NOT "PLUG AND PLAY". I expected to be able to project what was on my laptop screen or at the vary least, be able to manipulate the neck face down so students can see the graphic organizer on the table or use it like an Elmo. I understand needing to use a projector to enlarge images, but according to the customer rep that I chatted with online, EVERY function requires being connected to a projector. WHY? The video ads are deceptive. This is not "portable" REALLY...not if you have to drag a projector along with it to get it to do anything. It comes with a fairly long cord but unless you have a wireless projector, I don't see HOW this is less cumbersome or limiting in terms of mobility. I am not even sure it would work if I had a wireless projector??? The chat paused and I gave up asking questions. EVERY response was it has to connected to a projector. The little bit I could see was poor quality. I could see myself and a stretchy screen that looked dated. Not at all like the videos... which made it look like it was "plug and play". It wasn't until customer service told me to look at page two and I discover that on page three (not two) of the user guide did I see it requires a projector. For EVERYTHING, according to Grace (The rep). REALLY? Even for live streaming??? WHY?

This little document camera fits my needs perfectly. I can demonstrate with hands-on manipulatives when training teachers in math methods. I can model concepts for individual students. It is small but efficient.

I wanted to love it, I really did. The one I had was a very old ELMO. I bought this one to replace it, but I just couldn’t love it. The flexible neck may be nice for some, put I found myself constantly repositioning it. Also, the requirement to have it run through a computer made it impossible to use on days with a sub. I have to use my personal laptop to run it through to use on my TV. I couldn’t leave my personal laptop at school, so I had to go back to my old ELMO that plugged directly to the TV.