480P USB Webcam with Built-In Mic for Skype and Video Calls
Clear, eye-level video calls start with one plug. This 480P USB webcam clips to your laptop or monitor and adds a built-in mic, so you can join Skype, MSN, or Yahoo calls without hunting for a second device. Two items in the box, one cable, and a simple setup for the desk you already use.
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Clear, eye-level video calls start with one plug. This 480P USB webcam clips to your laptop or monitor and adds a built-in mic, so you can join Skype, MSN, or Yahoo calls without hunting for a second device. Two items in the box, one cable, and a simple setup for the desk you already use.
Plug-and-play 480P HD webcam with built-in mic for Skype and video calls
- poor or no camera on a laptop or PC for video calls
- need for a separate microphone for online meetings
- awkward camera angles on a desk or monitor
Clear video calls, no extra gear needed
Stop squinting at a grainy laptop camera. Clip on a 480P webcam with a built-in mic and join every call looking and sounding like you mean it.
One plug, a camera and a mic

A clear picture for daily calls
480P HD recording gives a sharp enough image for Skype, MSN, and Yahoo calls at a desk. Your face reads clearly in daylight, which is a real step up from a laptop camera that sits low and struggles with light.

Mic built in, no headset
The microphone sits in the same body as the lens, so one cable covers picture and sound. In a quiet room at a normal speaking distance, you can skip the headset and keep your hands free for notes.

Eye level, any angle
The clip grips the top edge of a laptop screen or monitor, and the base rotates 360 degrees. Point the lens at your face instead of your chin, set it once, and most calls stay framed. A tracking stand suits desks that need a steadier mount.
Plug in and clip on
- 1Plug in the USB cable
Connect the cable to a free USB port on your PC or laptop.
- 2Clip to the top edge
Open the clip base, grip the top edge of your laptop screen or monitor, and tighten it so it does not slip.
- 3Aim the lens at your face
Rotate the base until you sit centred in the frame. Face a window or add a video lighting lamp in front of you for the cleanest picture.
- 4Pick it in your app
In Skype, MSN, Yahoo, or your meeting software, choose the webcam as the video source and check the preview before you join.
Two items, one plug
- USB webcam with built-in microphone×1
480P HD video, rotating clip base
- USB cable×1
Connects the webcam to any free USB port
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The packaging lists Windows 2000, XP, 7, 8, and Vista (32-bit), plus Android TV. Windows 10 and 11 are not named on the box, so check your version before you buy, then confirm the camera appears in your app's video settings on the first plug-in.
The packaging names Skype, MSN, Yahoo, and other video meeting software. Any app that lets you pick a USB camera will list it. Zoom and Teams are not named on the box, so run a test call before a client meeting.
480P is a standard-definition picture. It is clear for a face on a call at a desk, and it suits a budget setup. If you record video, present to a room, or need fine detail on screen, a 1080P model is the better pick.
In a quiet room at normal speaking distance, the mic does the job. It picks up keyboard noise, fans, and voices in a shared space, so use a headset when the room is loud.
One unit covers the camera and the mic. You get one cable, one USB port, and one thing to set up, instead of two purchases with two sets of cables on your desk.
Yes. The clip grips the top edge of a laptop screen or a monitor. Pick a flat, even edge and tighten the clip before you join a call.
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