AI News Feed
Market watch
Products & Applications

Obsbot Meet 2 4K Webcam With AI Framing Cut to $99

TechRadar reports the Obsbot Meet 2 4K webcam with AI framing is 23% off, at $99 in the U.S. and £99 in the U.K.

The Meet 2 records 4K video at 30fps or 1080p at 60fps and includes AI-powered framing and autofocus, a 1/2-inch sensor, dual omnidirectional microphones, HDR, and gesture controls. Its body measures 1.8 by 1.4 by 0.9 inches. A magnetic mount works with laptop lids and monitors, and the webcam comes in black, green, and white.

TechRadar said it has not tested the Meet 2 hands-on but recommends the deal based on its experience with Obsbot's webcam range. The publication previously reviewed the original Obsbot Meet, which it called tiny but terrific and awarded 4.5 stars; the Meet SE, which it described as the best budget webcam it has seen and also awarded 4.5 stars; and the Tiny 2, which it called one of the smartest, cleanest and most travel-friendly webcams it has reviewed. TechRadar said all three performed excellently and that it expects similar performance from the Meet 2, including high resolution and core features such as AI framing to keep users in shot when they move and hands-free gesture control.

At $99.99, TechRadar said, the Meet 2 is $29.01 below its $129 list price, a genuine discount on a webcam that was already reasonably priced. It added that this is one of the best prices it has tracked for the model, making it a good time to buy for those considering it.

TechRadar advised buying the Meet 2 if the user is a professional upgrading a built-in laptop camera and values AI framing that keeps them centered without manual adjustment. It advised skipping the model if the user needs professional-grade tracking for content creation, saying the Obsbot Tiny 2 is the better pick.

Editor's Summary

TechRadar reported that the Obsbot Meet 2 4K webcam with AI framing is discounted to $99 in the U.S. and £99 in the U.K., a 23% reduction. The deal suits remote workers and casual streamers seeking a compact 4K upgrade, though TechRadar notes the Tiny 2 is better for professional-grade tracking.