Owl Labs Meeting Owl 3-360° 1080p HD Conference Room Camera, AI-Driven Speaker-Tracking, 18-Foot Mic Pickup - Certified for Microsoft Teams - Works with Zoom, Google Meet - Plug & Play Setup

Fantastic device for webconferencing, especially if your setup is usually with a room full of people sitting around a table. Fantastic quality for video and audio and very easy to setup.

The OWL has been a god send for our team. Where online video meetings, especially those involving multiple people in attendance in our board room, used to be a huge challenge, the OWL has brought in an element of dynamism and ease of communication that has been absolutely awesome. The setting up of the device was super easy and we had no challenges in having it up and running within a few mins of unboxing it. Software updates come through on a regular basis and we have had no issues either with its performance or with the ease of use. The ability of the system to pick the source of the voice in a room and focus on the relevant purpose is exceptional. We are already considering getting a second one to connect them for even better coverage. Highly recommended for anyone looking to bring in a significant improvement to their online group meetings.

I purchased the Meeting Owl 3 (Next Gen) in 2022, and after two years of extensive and abusive use, I can confidently say it's a game-changer when it comes video conferencing. First Thing is the great Voice Tracking. The voice tracker is a standout feature. It's impressively accurate, seamlessly pinpointing who's speaking in the room. This has made our remote meetings more engaging and inclusive, as it feels like being in the room with the team. Specially since we have the owl in the front of the room. The angle of the camera is great becuase of the 360 Degree view. 360-Degree panoramic view is another aspect where the Meeting Owl 3 excels. It can comfortably handle up to three people speaking from different locations, offering a 360-degree view. This feature has been particularly beneficial in our large conference room, ensuring everyone is seen and feels part of the conversation. Super Audio Quality that despite our conference room having less-than-ideal acoustics, the audio quality has never been a concern. Everyone is heard clearly even from a distance of 17 feet. It’s remarkable how well the Meeting Owl 3 performs in a space not typically conducive to good audio. A testament to its durability, our Meeting Owl 3 has survived about nine drops and still functions perfectly. This resilience is an added bonus, especially in a busy office environment where accidents can happen. Just buy it ! The Meeting Owl 3 is a robust, efficient, and user-friendly device that has transformed our virtual meeting experience. It's an investment that pays off by enhancing communication and collaboration in a hybrid working environment. If you're on the fence about it, my advice is simple: just buy it. You won't regret it.

The device is easy to setup. Both the mic and speaker are pretty decent as well, but the video quality is a major disappointment. For a conferencing device at this price point, i expect much better. The video quality is about par with my laptop built in camera. That's how poor it is...

Don't waste your money, product was nothing like described. Video quality was so bad the product is unusable, I have requested a refund and been denied since the product has been opened........ how else are you supposed to test it? Avoid this store

Advantages: It was easy to use by simply putting it into a USB type C port and configuring the microphone, camera, and speakers on the OWL LAB! The camera and microphone quality are both excellent. The speaker was also good for a webinar in a large boardroom! Disadvantages: It appears that you do not have eye contact with others who are online if you are using a large screen or a different screen or your laptop screen is face in a different direction from the OWL cameras! Another issue was that the camera couldn't zoom in on the people seated at the far end of the boardroom table, although it could detect them, but it was not able to fully zoom on them. Overall, this is a cool technique that I would recommend!