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Small rectangular webcam with dark matte finish and front lens ring

ARCTIC

ARCTIC 4K USB 2.0 Webcam Autofocus 100° Night Vision 2 in 1 accessory

SKU CH-GFSD-RF5YQ

A 4K USB 2.0 webcam with Sony IMX415 sensor, 100-degree autofocus, 94.5-degree field of view, eight IR LEDs for night vision and 3840x2160 resolution at 30 fps

  • 4K clarity for professional calls with 3840 x 2160 resolution at 30 fps
  • Sharp focus on your face with 100° autofocus and no-distortion lens
  • Clear night imaging with eight IR LEDs for colour day and B&W night shots
  • Broad compatibility via USB 2.0 UVC plug-and-play on Linux Mac Raspberry Pi Jetson
  • Efficient streaming with MJPEG and YUY2 compression for lower bandwidth and storage needs

4K USB 2.0 Webcam with Autofocus

This ARCTIC webcam delivers 4K resolution at 3840x2160 using a Sony IMX415 sensor. It connects via USB 2.0 and offers a 100-degree autofocus lens with a 94.5-degree field of view. The device supports MJPEG and YUY2 compression formats for broad compatibility. It is aimed at professionals, educators, and Raspberry Pi or Jetson Nano users needing a plug-and-play camera for Linux, Mac, or Windows.

Sustained 30 FPS 4K Streaming Performance

The camera maintains 2160p at 30 fps over USB 2.0 using MJPEG compression to manage bandwidth. Eight IR LEDs enable night vision, switching automatically to clear black-and-white capture in low light. Autofocus tracks the subject continuously during long calls or recordings. The fixed-focus optics and sensor design avoid distortion during extended use.

Upgrade from Fixed-Focus 1080p Cameras

This replaces basic fixed-focus webcams that lack low-light capability or 4K detail. The jump is worth it when you need autofocus for movement, night vision for evening calls, or 4K clarity for recordings and streaming. It is not for users who require higher frame rates at 4K, narrower fields of view, or USB 3.0 bandwidth for uncompressed video.

Highlights

  • 4K clarity for professional calls with 3840 x 2160 resolution at 30 fps
  • Sharp focus on your face with 100° autofocus and no-distortion lens
  • Clear night imaging with eight IR LEDs for colour day and B&W night shots
  • Broad compatibility via USB 2.0 UVC plug-and-play on Linux Mac Raspberry Pi Jetson
  • Efficient streaming with MJPEG and YUY2 compression for lower bandwidth and storage needs

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the Sony IMX415 sensor and eight IR LEDs make the webcam run hot or draw heavy power during all-day streaming?

The camera is powered solely by the USB 2.0 bus, so its power draw stays within the port's standard limit and the compact box housing remains cool during extended use.

What does the buyer need to provide beyond the webcam itself to get 3840×2160 video at 30 fps over USB 2.0?

A host with a USB 2.0 port and UVC driver support — Windows, macOS, Linux, Raspberry Pi or Jetson Nano — plus any application that can open a standard video device.

Will the 94.5-degree field of view and autofocus work properly when mounted on an older 1080p-only monitor?

Yes, the lens and autofocus operate independently of the display; the host simply scales or crops the 4K feed to match the monitor's native resolution.

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