BRIO C1000e Webcam Camera Soft PVC Camera Cable Cord Wire
The BRIO C1000e Camera Cable is a high-quality cable that is designed to connect your webcam to your computer. This cable is made from durable PVC material and features a soft, flexible design that makes it easy to install. The cable is also shielded to protect it from interference, ensuring that you get a clear and reliable video signal.
Product Features:
- High-quality PVC material for durability and flexibility
- Shielded to protect against interference
- Easy to install
- Color options: Black, White
Specifications:
- Length: 3.3 ft (1 m)
- Connector Type: USB Type-A to USB Type-B Micro B
- Weight: 0.1 lbs (0.05 kg)
Usage:
The BRIO C1000e Camera Cable is commonly utilized to connect a webcam to a computer or other compatible device. It is commonly employed in various settings, including:
- Video conferencing
- Streaming
- Surveillance
- Home and office use
- High-resolution 4K video
- HDR technology for improved image quality
- Wide-angle lens for capturing a larger field of view
Benefits:
The BRIO C1000e Camera Cable provides numerous benefits to users:
- Durable and Reliable: Constructed from high-quality PVC material, this cable offers lasting durability and can withstand frequent use.
- Clear and Stable Video Transmission: Its shielded design effectively prevents signal interference, ensuring uninterrupted and crystal-clear video transmission.
- Flexible and Easy to Install: The soft and pliable nature of the cable allows for effortless installation, making setup a breeze.
- Versatile Compatibility: The BRIO C1000e Camera Cable seamlessly connects your webcam to a wide range of computers, making it universally adaptable.
Compared to other camera cables, the BRIO C1000e stands out due to its exceptional durability, superior video transmission quality, and ease of installation. Its combination of features makes it an ideal choice for professionals, content creators, and everyday users seeking a dependable and high-performing camera connection solution.
