KEHIPI
KEHIPI 8MP IMX219 Autofocus USB Webcam Metal Case 1m Cable
An 8MP autofocus USB camera with a Sony IMX219 sensor, built-in microphone, metal case and 1 m cable for plug-and-play video on PC, Linux, Mac or Raspberry Pi
- Color8MP IMX219, Autofocus with Mini Metal Case
- InterfaceUSB
- Effective Pixels8 megapixels
- Focus SettingsAuto Focus
- LensPrime
- Power SourceUSB
- 8MP IMX219 sensor delivers 3264 x 2448 stills for sharp detail
- Autofocus locks from millimetres to infinity without manual adjustment
- Built-in microphone captures audio alongside 1080p30 video
- UVC-compliant USB 2.0 works on Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, Pi driver-free
- 44 mm metal case with rotatable bracket mounts on desk, wall or tripod
8MP IMX219 USB Autofocus Camera
The KEHIPI webcam uses a 1/4” 8MP IMX219 sensor delivering up to 3264 x 2448 stills and 1080p video at 30 fps. It connects via USB 2.0 with UVC compliance so Windows, Linux, macOS and Android recognise it without extra drivers. A built-in microphone captures audio alongside video. The metal case measures 44 x 25 x 44 mm and weighs 0.091 kg.
Metal Case and 1 m Cable
The supplied aluminium housing includes a rotatable bracket for desk, wall or tripod mounting. A fixed 1 m USB cable is attached, removing the need for a separate lead. Autofocus adjusts from close-up to infinity without manual tools, replacing the fixed-focus modules common on basic board cameras. The package contains only the camera and cable.
Makers and Streamers Needing Simple UVC Video
This unit suits Raspberry Pi, Jetson Nano, 3D-printer monitoring, home security or video calls where a compact, driver-free camera is required. Buyers who want more storage, internal recording or wireless connectivity should look elsewhere. Users needing a wider field of view than 60° horizontal or higher frame rates at full 8MP resolution will find the spec limiting.
Highlights
- 8MP IMX219 sensor delivers 3264 x 2448 stills for sharp detail
- Autofocus locks from millimetres to infinity without manual adjustment
- Built-in microphone captures audio alongside 1080p30 video
- UVC-compliant USB 2.0 works on Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, Pi driver-free
- 44 mm metal case with rotatable bracket mounts on desk, wall or tripod
Specifications
| Brand | Arducam |
|---|---|
| Part Number | B029201 |
| Color | 8MP IMX219, Autofocus with Mini Metal Case |
| Interface | USB |
| Effective Pixels | 8 megapixels |
| Focus Settings | Auto Focus |
| Lens | Prime |
| Power Source | USB |
| Operating Systems Supported | [Multiple] |
| Dimension | 44.0 in x 25.0 in x 44.0 in |
| Weight | 0.091 kilograms |
| Features | Low Light |
| Package Contents | USB Cable |
Questions about this item
Will the autofocus mechanism on the IMX219 sensor wear out or need recalibration over time?
The camera uses an autofocus lens controlled automatically without a manual adjustment tool; no maintenance schedule or recalibration procedure is specified by the manufacturer.
What is the first limitation reached during continuous streaming at the highest resolution?
At the maximum 3264 x 2448 resolution the frame rate is capped at 15 fps in MJPG format, so sustained high-resolution capture is limited by that frame-rate ceiling.
How much heat does the metal case generate when the webcam runs all day on USB power?
The device operates from -20 °C to +70 °C and draws power solely from the USB 2.0 connection; no separate heat-dissipation rating or surface-temperature figure is provided.
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