Genius eFace 2050AF Reviews

Expert review by : Leah Yamshon (pcworld.com)

Genius eFace 2050AF

As the number of high-definition Webcams grows, products need more than a low price to distinguish themselves. I took the Genius eFace 2050AF ($40 as of August 6, 2010) for a test run, and found that it fell short of the competition in design and...

720p video capture ; Easy to record and share video with software

Color distortion can't be fixed with settings ; Wimpy design

Though the Genius eFace 2050AF supports 720p HD video capture, it needs improvement in the areas of delay, movement drag, and color distortion.

Aug, 2010

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Expert review by : Leah Yamshon, pcworld.com (techadvisor.co.uk)

Genius eFace 2050AF review

The Genius eFace 2050AF supports 720p HD video chat at a paltry 9 frames per second (some competing webcams managed frame rates of 30 fps in high definition). Unfortunately, the limited frame rate translated into choppy video.

Overall, the Genius eFace 2050AF is no match for some similarly priced cameras - in particular, the Microsoft LifeCam HD-6000, which also features a 360-degree rotational swivel. The eFace 2050AF's mediocre HD video quality, poor design, and lackluster...

Aug, 2010

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Expert review by : Craig Harris (talktalk.co.uk)

Genius eFace 2050AF HD webcam

Poor-quality video in high definition The term high-definition (HD) is so popular it sometimes feels as though the title for every technology product is affixed with it. The latest category to get ...

Dec, 2010

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