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STREAMPLIFY Cam Mini Full HD Streaming Webcam, image 1 of 1

STREAMPLIFY Cam Mini Full HD Streaming Webcam

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£31.99
2 retailers
Cheapest at Currys
£31.99
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Specifications

AutofocusYes
Frame Rate60 fps
Resolution1920x1080

At a glance

STREAMPLIFY Cam Mini Full HD Streaming Webcam is a webcam made by STREAMPLIFY. It is listed at 2 UK shops, cheapest in stock at Currys for £31.99 (checked 19 October 2026).

From the retailer

The Streamplify Cam Mini webcam records video in Full HD at 60 fps, making your video calls and live streams look sharp and clear. The built-in dual mics pick up sound from all around you, meaning you don't need a separate mic. With an 80° wide field of view, it fits more into the frame without distortion, so you won't have to keep adjusting to stay in shot.

Good to knowMagnetic foot attaches to the top of your monitorCompatible with Windows 11, macOS and Chrome OSPlug-and-play USB1.5 m USB cable

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Currys
In Stockchecked 17 hours ago
£31.99Buy Now
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Overclockers UK
Stock not confirmedchecked 2 months ago, may be out of date
£37.99View at Overclockers UK

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