Pros: Price.

Cons: The flexible cable allowing to position is only useful when you have it hanging out of a USB port to give it support, because it has no kind of clip or base or anything to give it support on it's own.
It's picture quality is the worse than camera phones.
It has a max of 9 FPS despite the 30 FPS listed, do not be tricked and expect fluid motion. This thing is choppy as heck.
The driver disk it comes from does not install the drivers properly, first you must run the installer off the disk THEN go into device manager and install the driver yourself (which is now on your computer, but not setup properly).
No software, not even freeware is included with the product.

Other Thoughts: Has a green LED that is on no matter if the camera is in use or not.

Worse than the worst camera phone, but cheap as hell so what do you expect?

Pros: Cheap and works - bought it for use on a mac - hard to find USB webcams that work on a mac (year=2006)

Nifty chrome bendy stick body lets you wrap it around stuff to mount it. Love the bendy stick body!

Cons: 1) Is very poor quality - but hey, for business conference use I doesn't need to be super sharp.

2) After you buy this, to use it on a mac You have to purchase a 3rd party driver, was like $5 but still - should have been included with the product.

Other Thoughts: I would have given this a better rating if they would have included the driver to make it work with a mac rather than make me buy software to make it work.

Comments: Horrible, horrible, horrible.

First of all, mine only kind of worked. It need a LOT of light to see anything. There were driver problems and their tech support did not help me at all.

Aside from that, there is no software for taking snapshots or videos. The "manual" is inaccurate. The drivers are horrible.

I think this is probably only because I use XP and not a mac, but because of the lack of features, I wouldn't recommend it for anyone.

STAY AWAY!

Comments: While not coming anywhere close to the iSight in image quality, the IceCam is one of the few alternatives for those seeking video conferencing on OS X, and provides a decent picture and good software at a fraction of the cost of Apple's iSight.