DJI Halo 496 Dual Webcam 1080p 60fps 90° USB 2.0
Dual 1080p cameras at 60fps and 30fps with 90° view, 270° top rotation and USB 2.0 plug-and-play
- InterfaceUSB 2.0
- Wireless SupportUSB
- CodecsMP4, AAC
- FormatMP4
- Resolution Support1080P
- Camera ResolutionUp to 1080p Video
- Main camera streams smooth 1080p at 60 fps for fluid motion
- Second camera adds a 1080p 30 fps angle for flexible framing
- Dual lenses point independently with 90° field of view each
- Top lens rotates 270° and base turns 180° for wide coverage
- USB 2.0 plug-and-play works instantly on Windows and macOS
Dual-camera webcam for streaming and calls
The DJI Halo 496 is a dual-camera video capturing device that connects via USB 2.0. The main camera records 1080p video at 60fps while the secondary camera captures at 1080p and 30fps. Both cameras offer a 90° field of view and can be positioned independently using manual rotation. Integrated microphones record audio in AAC format for video calls, livestreaming and recording sessions.
Suited for multi-angle creators.
This webcam serves streamers, educators and professionals who need two simultaneous viewpoints without a second device. The top camera rotates 270 degrees horizontally and the base rotates 180 degrees for flexible framing. Buyers who only need a single fixed-angle camera will not use the dual-camera hardware. Users requiring Windows Hello facial recognition should look elsewhere as this model does not support that feature.
Dual independent 1080p cameras on one USB 2.0
The defining specification is the pair of 1080p cameras operating from a single USB 2.0 port. The main sensor delivers 1920x1080 resolution at 60fps and the secondary sensor delivers the same resolution at 30fps. Both use digital scaling and output MP4 video with AAC audio. No driver installation is required on 32-bit or 64-bit Windows or macOS systems.
Highlights
- Main camera streams smooth 1080p at 60 fps for fluid motion
- Second camera adds a 1080p 30 fps angle for flexible framing
- Dual lenses point independently with 90° field of view each
- Top lens rotates 270° and base turns 180° for wide coverage
- USB 2.0 plug-and-play works instantly on Windows and macOS
Specifications
| Brand | DJI |
|---|---|
| Series | Halo |
| Model | Halo, 496 |
| Part Number | 496 |
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Wireless Support | USB |
| Codecs | MP4, AAC |
| Format | MP4 |
| Resolution Support | 1080P |
| Camera Resolution | Up to 1080p Video |
| SDI Compliance | USB |
| Audio Sampling | AAC |
| Scaling | Digital |
| Color | Black |
| Video | 1080p, MP4, JPEG, 2 megapixels |
| Audio | AAC |
| Serial Interface | USB |
| Network Interface | USB |
| USB Port | 1 |
| Memory Card Slot | Digital8 |
| Composite | 1 In |
| Digital Aduio | AAC |
| Other Connector | USB |
| Display | 0, FHD |
| Specification | Lightweight, Halo, CZUR, USB, 129 L x 362 W x 129 H millimeters |
| Feature | Lightweight |
| Dimensions | 20' |
Questions about this item
How can I confirm both cameras are capturing at their listed frame rates after plugging in the Halo 496?
Open your streaming or conferencing software, select each camera in turn, and check the video settings panel — the main camera should show 1080p at 60 fps and the secondary at 1080p at 30 fps.
What comes in the box with the DJI Halo 496 and what extra items might I need?
The package includes the dual-camera unit with integrated microphone and a fixed USB 2.0 cable; no separate driver disc or mounting hardware is supplied, so a tripod or monitor clamp must be purchased separately if desired.
Should I choose the main 60 fps camera or the secondary 30 fps camera for my streaming setup?
Use the main camera for smooth 60 fps gameplay or fast-motion content; switch to the secondary 30 fps camera for a static wide-angle view such as a whiteboard or second presenter.
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