DJI Face Recognition USB IR Camera DX5 1080p Windows Hello Webcam
An IR and RGB webcam with dual microphones enables Windows Hello face login and 1080p video calls over USB 2.0
- InterfaceUSB 2.0
- Wireless SupportUSB
- CodecsMP4, AAC, MP3, PCM
- FormatMP4
- Resolution Support1080P
- Camera ResolutionUp to 1080p Video
- Windows Hello login in about one second via infrared face recognition
- 1080p RGB video with dual microphones for calls and streaming
- Multiple users recognised on a shared computer
- Infrared depth sensing blocks photo or video spoofing
- Physical privacy switch covers the lens when not in use
What it is and who it's for
The DJI DX5 is a USB 2.0 video capturing device that combines an infrared camera, a 1080p RGB camera and dual microphones. It is built for Windows Hello face recognition, letting you log in within one second by simply facing the lens. The webcam suits home-office workers, streamers and families sharing a PC who want secure biometric sign-in plus basic video calls.
Capacity and headroom
The RGB sensor captures video at up to 1080p resolution in MP4 format, while audio is recorded in AAC, MP3 or PCM. Infrared depth sensing adds masquerade detection that blocks photo or video spoofing attempts. Bandwidth is limited to USB 2.0; the maker notes that hubs or docking stations often cannot supply enough throughput, causing Windows Hello errors, so a direct connection to a built-in port is required.
Deciding specification
The single factor that decides fit is the USB 2.0 interface combined with the infrared depth sensor for Windows Hello. If your device lacks a spare built-in USB port that can deliver full USB 2.0 bandwidth, the facial-recognition feature will not work reliably. Buyers who need higher video resolution, wireless connectivity or a physical privacy shutter beyond the electronic switch should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Windows Hello login in about one second via infrared face recognition
- 1080p RGB video with dual microphones for calls and streaming
- Multiple users recognised on a shared computer
- Infrared depth sensing blocks photo or video spoofing
- Physical privacy switch covers the lens when not in use
Specifications
| Brand | DJI |
|---|---|
| Series | Face Recognition USB IR Camera |
| Model | Face Recognition USB IR Camera, DX5 |
| Part Number | DX5 |
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Wireless Support | USB |
| Codecs | MP4, AAC, MP3, PCM |
| Format | MP4 |
| Resolution Support | 1080P |
| Camera Resolution | Up to 1080p Video |
| SDI Compliance | USB |
| Audio Sampling | AAC, MP3, PCM |
| Scaling | Digital |
| Color | Black |
| Video | 1080p, MP4, 1080 pixels |
| Audio | AAC, MP3, PCM |
| Serial Interface | USB |
| Network Interface | USB |
| USB Port | 1 |
| Component | 1 In |
| Composite | 1 In |
| Digital Aduio | AAC, MP3, PCM |
| Other Connector | USB |
| Display | 2 inches, FHD |
| Specification | Face Recognition and Masquerade Detection, Face Recognition USB IR Camera, KAYSUDA, USB, 135 L x 53 W x 22 H millimeters, 115 grams |
| Feature | Face Recognition and Masquerade Detection |
| Dimensions | 20' |
| Weight | 115 grams |
Questions about this item
Will the DX5 work if I plug it into an older USB 2.0 port on my desktop?
The camera uses a USB 2.0 interface and requires the full USB 2.0 data bandwidth for Windows Hello and the RGB camera to function together. The manufacturer recommends plugging directly into a built-in USB 3.0 port for reliable bandwidth.
How can I confirm the infrared face recognition is active after I set up Windows Hello?
When you sit in front of the DX5, the IR camera should recognise your face and log you in within about one second. The privacy switch on the device must be open for the IR sensor to work.
Does the DX5 package include a USB extension cable or a tripod mount?
The product data lists only the camera unit with its integrated USB connection, dual microphones, IR and RGB sensors, and a privacy switch. No extra cables or mounts are mentioned.
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