iCubie USB Webcam for Mac, Windows & Linux

I needed an inexpensive webcam for videoconferencing for a mac mini and this little camera worked like a charm. It was a straight plug and plugged into a USB port (USB cord was included).. The picture quality was average but worked fine for videoconferences. Not bad for $30. Note that the camera is very small (.75" by .75" by .60").

It works on a Mac computer! Low price, low resolution, needs lots of ambient light.

Even with contact with the seller, as well as stepson, product became a paperweight.

This product was simple to set up and easy to use. I skype with it and it works wonderful. Great bang for your buck!

Good enough if you don't have a camera in your computer, but not as good an image as the already built in camera in my 2013 Mac PowerBook, especially for movement.

Bought an iCubie. Plugged into USB on my 10-yr old Mac, running latest OS, High Sierra.The iCubie Tester's showed everything working, except webcam status: "not connected". I then plugged into adjacent USB on my Mac. Green light, connected.Still no picture. Still not 'plug and play'.When I tried the iCubie Tester, the message said, "Camera is in use by another camera. Error code 888."I closed out of Quick Time (which worked), and I have no other video software running. Obviously, not thrilled.

good little video camera for the money and is compatible with MAC..

I bought this to run Skype on an old Macintosh Powerbook and with a little software help from iUSBCam, it works great! Unfortunately, old versions that run on this laptop are no longer compatible with Skype's servers so I'm running iCubie on iChat-Apple's version of Skype. It requires USB 2.0, which required a USB PC bus card; luckily I had that. The product works fine now. It's a nice compact camera with decent images good enough for video chatting.