First Macintosh Computer Conference

This MacBook is fast. I've owned a Macintosh computer since the early fat Macs came out back in 1984. This one blows everything away. Everything I throw at it works so smoothly. Even Zoom backgrounds work great without a green screen. Transferring everything from my previous MacBook was trivial and took less than 15 minutes transferring via wifi.

It works with my Macintosh laptop computer. Now when I give a PowerPoint presentation I can stand in the front of the room, control PowerPoint without having to appoint a flipper, and highlight things on the screen.

This is the most significant innovation since the Macintosh itself was introduced.

I purchased this mic for two reasons: Do conference calls from home via my computer and for my son's online piano classes. The mic works flawlessly. I'm absolutely thrilled with it. I use it on both Mac and Windows laptops. On both laptops it works without any setup at all: Just plug and play.

My company needed a new camera for our conference room. I had recently ordered an Alfatron Salut for my office (from B&H as well) and I really like it, so I researched the Alfatron PTZ camera options and settled on this 10x USB camera. As always, shipping from B&H is quick. We set the camera up in the conference room using the wall mount that was INCLUDED in the box! It came with all the necessary cabling for various situations to include the RS-232 cable, a power cord, and a USB y cable. That said, we were connecting directly to the computer, so all we needed was the included USB cable which powers the camera. You do need to plug both USB jacks on the y side into the computer for the camera to properly work. Once we figured that out, the rest was easy. The included remote control for the camera is easy to use as well. You can get to the menu of the camera if you need to make critical changes and you can save multiple presets using the remote which is nice in a conference room situation. The 10x zoom gets some really good close-up shots and the panning feature gives you almost 360 degrees of coverage. Overall, another great product from Alfatron and another happy shopping experience with B&H. This is a great value for the money. I highly recommend this product.

If you're unhappy with your shadowed face while on a video conference, here's an inexpensive solution. Powered by your own computer through a USB port, this little ring of light illumes your face, helps wash out wrinkles (if you have any) and makes you happily visible to the other conferees. Since it's a ringed low-voltage LED, it doesn't give off much heat, as old-style studio lighting might have done, and avoids beads of perspiration. An added bonus: a little switch lets you control the light's intensity and spectrum. The Altman Halo is an angelic addition to your video gear.

I was looking for a headset and microphone that connected to my computer, so that I could participate in online conference calls. This headset is extremely easy to connect to my computer and the quality of sound is amazing. It is a great deal for the money.

use it to add Samsung 65 TV to computer system to conference with clients (with bluetooth keyboard and mouse). Don't try to use a USB to power the receiver side - at least mine didn't work until I plugged in the AC adapter

* Used for music recordings: mainly guitar and vocals *also used for computer conference calls and chats *Great clarity, balanced sound, great low-end for guitars and vocals *Woudl be very nice if the stand were a bit more versatile, so positioning for amps were easier

The room lighting for my video conference feed was poor and phone/computer camera exposure settings were not adequate. I was looking for a mobile phone selfie-light (those LED circle ring types) and found this one. If you're going to buy a piece of equipment, you'll get what you pay for. As the natural light changes in my`new' office, I'm able to adjust the intensity of this light so that there are no facial shadows on the video feed.