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Additional Cons: 2. Need to keep track of mount, one more thing to forget or lose, and possibly have to replace. Cost of having one for each of home, office, a
by Nevermark 4y ago
Additional Cons:
2. Need to keep track of mount, one more thing to forget or lose, and possibly have to replace. Cost of having one for each of home, office, and travel bag, if that's your typical solution for reliable access to small easily misplaced accessories.
3. Need to futz around setting up mount and phone every time you want to web cam, assuming you use your phone for other things in between, and don't plan on having the mount attached to your MacBook all the time.
3. Can't use phone while web camming with mounted phone.
4. Can't use phone to cam on days you can't find your phone, or other corner cases: left it somewhere, phone battery is low (ok you can add sum extra futz for a charging cord), ...
5. Non-ergonomic and possibly physically unreliable for moving or tight situations, like when in a vehicle or a cramped plane seat.
6. Looks/seems silly. Unprofessional. Cluttery. (Worth putting in here twice!)
- thawaya3113 4y ago7. You’re screwed if you are a mac user who does not use an iPhone.
- zaptheimpaler 4y agoBut the macbooks still come with the 1080p camera anyways.. it hasn't been taken out. This is just one more option.
- RC_ITR 4y ago> Non-ergonomic and possibly physically unreliable for moving or tight situations, like when in a vehicle or a cramped plane seat. If apple is stopping people from zooming in (on a laptop!) from an airline seat, then Godspeed to whatever they want to do.