10X Optical Zoom 60fps HDMI USB3.0 Camera 4K - Dual Output

In this review the camera is judged as a specialist tool for anyone who needs high-resolution, high-frame-rate capture with flexible outputs. The 10X Optical Zoom 60fps HDMI USB3.0 Camera stands out because it sends simultaneous HDMI and USB3.0 video, letting a laptop and an external display show the feed at once; that capability is the single biggest reason a studio, lab or installer would pick it. The reviewer found the 4K 3840x2160 60FPS output and the 5-50mm manual zoom lens deliver detailed images suitable for monitoring, streaming, or technical recording without complex setup.

Key Features

• Dual HDMI and USB3.0 output: Transmits the same live feed to a PC over USB and to a monitor or TV via HDMI at the same time for multi-display setups.
• 10X total zoom: A 5-50mm manual optical zoom plus digital zoom provides precise framing and clear detail for distant subjects.
• 4K at 60FPS: The IMX415 sensor supports ultra HD 3840x2160 at 60 frames per second for smooth high-resolution video capture.
• H.264 and newer compression: Offers H.264, MJPEG and YUY2 with an improved video format that can cut bandwidth or storage needs by up to half compared with older H.264 rates.
• UVC plug and play: Works with PCs, laptops, Android and Raspberry Pi without extra drivers, simplifying deployment for technicians and hobbyists.
• USB Type-C power: Uses USB-C to power the unit while sending USB3.0 video, reducing cable clutter in a desktop or mobile rig.

Who It's For

This camera suits technical users who need a compact, high-resolution imaging head for lab documentation, CCTV monitoring, live streaming or Raspberry Pi projects where a dependable 4K feed and optical zoom matter. Integrators who want simultaneous display to a monitor and capture to a computer will appreciate the dual-output design.

It is less suited to casual video calls where autofocus, tiny size, or built-in microphones matter; users who need motorized pan/tilt or plug-in software control of focus should look elsewhere. The manual zoom and focus require hands-on adjustment, so it is best where someone can set framing in advance.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• High-detail 4K 3840x2160 at 60FPS gives smooth, sharp video for documentation or streaming.
• Simultaneous HDMI and USB3.0 outputs allow live monitoring and recording without switching cables.
• 10X optical zoom lens (5-50mm) delivers strong long-distance detail and precise framing.
• UVC compliant plug and play keeps setup simple across PCs and Raspberry Pi devices.

Cons

• Manual focus and zoom mean no remote motorized control; adjusting on the camera is required.
• No integrated microphone or motorized mounting, so add-on accessories are needed for some use cases.

Specifications

Sensor	1/2.8" CMOS IMX415
Resolution	3840x2160 (4K) up to 60FPS
Lens	5-50mm manual optical zoom (10X total with digital)
Video formats	H.264 / MJPEG / YUY2 (newer format offers ~50% better compression)
Outputs	HDMI and USB3.0 simultaneous
Power / Interface	USB Type-C power, USB3.0 video

Our Verdict

The camera is a practical choice for users who need a robust 4K feed with flexible output options; its simultaneous HDMI and USB3.0 streams and 10X optical zoom make it strong value for labs, streamers, and monitoring setups. It is not aimed at casual webcam users who want autofocus or integrated audio, but for technical workflows that prioritize resolution, frame rate and multi-display output, it is a sensible, cost-effective tool.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this camera display to a monitor and a PC at the same time?
Yes. It provides simultaneous HDMI and USB3.0 output so a TV or monitor and a computer can show the feed at once.

Does it require drivers for Raspberry Pi or Android?
No. The camera is UVC compliant and works plug and play with Raspberry Pi and many Android devices without extra drivers.

Is the zoom motorized?
No. The 5-50mm lens is manual focus and zoom, so adjustments are made by hand on the lens.