Pros: Works well with both Ubuntu and CentOS Linux.

Cons: none so far

Pros: Good price.

Cons: Roll of the dice as to whether or not you get cheap junk.

Overall Review: Bought 2. One died in less than 2 months. Tried to contact Adata, and their warranty page does not work. Contacted Newegg, and got a message from Adata saying send us an email at [email protected], so I did. Two weeks later, still nothing from Adata, and today Newegg says the claim has been resolved. FAIL TO BOTH ADATA AND NEWEGG.

Pros: - High resolution image capture. - Works with Mac and PC - Works with Zoom - Comes with a tripod stand, in addition to fitting to the top of the monitor.

Overall Review: The camera just works with PCs and Macs, and for at least a few systems I've used it with (all-in-one desktop, and a laptop), it has better picture quality than the built in devices.

Pros: USB charge port, and adjustable power consumption for 13" and 15" laptops.

Cons: Not explicitly mentioned in the description, but this is for original style Intel MacBook/MBP, not the newer ones with the narrow and long magsafe connection, but it works fine with Apple's adapter.

Overall Review: Good enough that I bought two more! :-)

Pros: On my MBP, Mac OS Sierra likes to reset the displays multiple times and re-arrange windows when a monitor is plugged in via HDMI. With this, plugged in to the same monitor's DisplayPort interface, Mac OS does not reset displays after the initial monitor addition, or move windows. That is, it works like it should.

Cons: none

Pros: adjustable, no wobble, great price

Cons: it's actually a bit big for upper teens size monitors, which is what I needed it for