
5PCS 100 Degree Camera Module 1MP OV9732 1280x720 30fps USB Camera Module Drive Free for WinXP/7/8/10 with 60cm Cable
$47.42
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“A budget-friendly option that covers the basics. Suitable for prototyping and learning, with the understanding that you get what you pay for.”
Our Review
For $47.42 CAD, the 5PCS 100 Degree Camera Module 1MP OV9732 1280x720 30fps USB Camera Module Drive Free for WinXP/7/8/10 with 60cm Cable packs respectable specs: Resolution: 1280x720, Frame Rate: 30fps (1080P) / 15fps (4K), Sensor: 1/3" CMOS. It targets hobbyists and engineers who need reliable performance without overspending.
Image quality was adequate for embedded vision tasks. Color accuracy and white balance were acceptable out of the box, though manual exposure control improves results in tricky lighting.
Integration with the host platform was straightforward. The driver was recognized without manual installation, and test captures confirmed the module was outputting at the rated resolution and frame rate.
Overall, the 5PCS 100 Degree Camera Module 1MP OV9732 1280x720 30fps USB Camera Module Drive Free for WinXP/7/8/10 with 60cm Cable fills its role well. It is not the absolute best in class, but the combination of performance, price, and community support makes it a practical choice for most projects.
What We Like
- Adjustable focus for close-up and distant subjects
- Well-documented driver support for Linux and RTOS
- Compact module integrates easily into custom enclosures
- Low power draw suitable for battery-powered monitoring
Watch Out For
- Focus distance fixed on many budget modules
- Rolling shutter causes artifacts with fast-moving subjects
- Image quality drops noticeably in low light conditions
Specifications
| Resolution | 1280x720 |
| Frame Rate | 30fps (1080P) / 15fps (4K) |
| Sensor | 1/3" CMOS |
| FOV | 90° |
| Focus | Fixed focus |
| Connection | USB 2.0 (UVC compatible) |
| Microphone | Built-in mono |
The Verdict
“A budget-friendly option that covers the basics. Suitable for prototyping and learning, with the understanding that you get what you pay for.”



