I have reviewed most of the Obsbot cameras from the past few years, including the impressive Obsbot Tail Air. Obsbot have now launched the Obsbot Tail 2, which is the successor to the original Tail, which launched back in 2019 and comes with all the advanced AI features you’d expect from Obsbot in 2025. Related…
I have previously reviewed several Obsbot products, including the Obsbot Tiny 2 Lite, Tail Air, Tiny 2, and Tiny 4K. Obsbot has now launched a new product to complement its range of cameras. The Osbot Talent is a multi-input switcher designed for live streaming. It can accept inputs from all the Obsot cameras, including the…
I have previously reviewed the Obsbot Tiny 2, Tiny 4K and Tail Air and thought they were all superb. I continue to use the Tiny 2 as my main webcam today. At NAB 2024, Obsbot announced its latest camera, the Tiny 2 Lite, which offers almost the same features as the Tiny 2 but with…
I have previously reviewed several of the OBSBOT webcams, including the Tiny PTZ, Tiny 4K and most recently, the excellent Tiny 2. This time, I am reviewing the new OBSBOT Tail Air, which takes the same AI PTZ concept of the webcams but integrates it into a vlogging/streaming camera. What makes this different from the…
The OBSBOT Tiny 2 was announced back in March, but there were some delays in the launch, and it has finally been made available to buy today, on the 27th of June 2023. The OBSBOT Tiny 2 is the successor to the Tiny 4K, which I previously reviewed. Then there is the more affordable 1080P…
I have previously reviewed the OBSBOT Tiny PTZ and the Tiny 4K and was impressed with the performance of both of these AI powered PTZ cameras. OBSBOT recently announced the Tiny 2, which is a big upgrade thanks to the new 1/1.5” camera sensor, which should significantly improve video quality and handle poor lighting much…
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