Our take
Acer's ACR100 is a model-identified Full HD USB webcam with a built-in digital microphone and a rotating clip, but its frame rate, field angle and focus behavior are not clear in the checked maker material.
A buyer looking for a named Full HD webcam with a built-in microphone and manually aimable clip for fixed desk calls, who can accept unlisted frame rate and field angle and verify the exact offer..
Avoid it when the decision depends on a confirmed 1080p frame rate, wide diagonal view, autofocus, physical privacy cover, integrated light, speaker, audio cutoff, or a mapped Amazon offer; those details are not established here.
Pros & cons
What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.
What works in its favor
- Acer's technical page identifies the exact ACR100 model and GP.OTH11.037 part number.
- Acer documents a 2MP Full HD camera, a built-in digital microphone and a 360-degree rotating clip-on stand.
- The maker lists wired USB, a USB cable, and compatibility with Windows and Chrome.
What to weigh up
- The checked manufacturer pages do not state a frame rate, so 1080p30 and 1080p60 are both unconfirmed.
- No diagonal field is published, and the Store's focus phrase does not clearly define autofocus or fixed focus.
- The old Amazon ASIN is not mapped; light, physical cover, speaker and audio privacy behavior are not documented.
The key details
| Model covered | ACR100 / GP.OTH11.037 |
|---|---|
| Documented video modes | Acer documents a 2MP Full HD 1920×1080 camera; the checked model pages do not specify a frame rate or list a 4K video mode. |
| Focus and framing | The clip-on stand rotates 360 degrees for physical aiming. Acer's focus phrase is ambiguous, and no field-of-view angle or zoom range is given. |
| Light and lens privacy | The checked Acer pages do not document an integrated light or physical lens cover; this absence of documentation does not prove that neither is included. |
| Integrated audio | Acer documents a built-in digital microphone. Microphone count, pickup range, speaker and audio-cutoff behavior are not specified. |
| Connection and mounting | Acer lists wired USB and a USB cable with a rotating clip-on stand. Connector shape and UVC status are not stated; the package list names the webcam, quick-start guide and warranty booklet. |
| Identity and setup limits | Acer maps model ACR100 to part GP.OTH11.037 and lists Windows and Chrome compatibility. Historical ASIN B0BZTBBCGT is not mapped to this exact package. |
Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 11, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.
What the features mean for you
A model-identified camera with a listing gap
Acer's technical page identifies the FHD Webcam as model ACR100 and part GP.OTH11.037; the Acer Store page repeats that exact part. This gives the camera a manufacturer-backed model boundary. The historical candidate row's Amazon ASIN, B0BZTBBCGT, has not been mapped to that Acer package, so this review does not send buyers directly to that ASIN. The purchase route is a tagged search for the exact model and part. Check the offer itself for both identifiers before ordering. Acer's listed package is the webcam, a quick-start guide and a warranty booklet; that list does not establish any additional mounting or privacy accessory.
Full HD is documented, but the frame rate is not
Acer describes a 2-megapixel lens and Full HD 1920×1080 resolution. That gives a clear Full HD reference point for ordinary calls and makes the ACR100 distinct from a camera whose maker documents QHD or 4K modes. Acer's checked pages do not provide a frame-rate table. A 1920×1080 resolution statement therefore does not confirm 30 fps, 60 fps, or any other rate. The manufacturer pages also do not document a 4K mode. Someone who needs 1080p60 for motion or a verified rate for a recording workflow should choose a camera with that exact mode published, rather than infer it from the ACR100's Full HD label. Resolution alone also cannot establish how clean the image will look in a particular room or app.
The rotating clip changes placement, not tracking
Acer documents a 360-degree rotating clip-on stand. That can help point the camera toward the person at a desk or adjust its physical orientation when the display setup changes. The rotation is a manual placement feature; Acer does not describe two-axis subject tracking or a motorized pan-and-tilt system. No angle-labeled field of view is listed, so the available evidence cannot tell a buyer how much of a shared table or room will fit in frame. The store copy uses the phrase “automatic fixed focus and zoom,” but does not clarify whether that means autofocus, fixed focus, or an adjustable zoom range. The focus method and zoom behavior remain unknown here. If camera distance changes during a lesson, ask Acer to clarify the focus feature before treating it as an autofocus model.
A built-in microphone is not a speakerphone
Acer identifies a built-in digital microphone, which gives the ACR100 an audio-input feature for video calls without relying solely on a computer's separate microphone. The maker does not state the microphone count, pickup pattern, effective range, or noise processing. Those details matter when more than one person is speaking or a room is noisy, so the listing should not be treated as a substitute for a room microphone based only on the word “digital.” Acer's checked pages do not document a built-in speaker or a camera control that disables audio capture. A microphone by itself does not make this an all-in-one meeting bar, and users who need a hardware audio cutoff should confirm that feature separately.
USB and host support still need a fit check
Acer lists a wired USB host connection, and the store page names a USB cable. The connector shape and UVC status are not specified on the pages checked, and Acer's compatibility list says Windows and Chrome without giving version boundaries. Confirm that the cable and host match the computer and conferencing app before mounting the camera. The rotating clip may suit a monitor or desk position, but the package list does not name a tripod or a separate stand. It includes the webcam, quick-start guide and warranty booklet. These are published setup details, not a compatibility test on a particular computer.
Who should consider this ACR100 part
The ACR100 is a reasonable candidate when the job is a fixed desk call and the buyer wants a named Acer Full HD webcam with a built-in digital microphone and a clip that can be rotated for physical aiming. It is less suitable when the choice depends on a confirmed 1080p frame rate, wide room coverage, autofocus, a physical privacy cover, an integrated lamp, a speaker, or tracking. Those fields are either absent or unclear in the checked maker material, so they remain unknown in the matching profile. For a lesson centered on pages or objects, choose a purpose-built overhead camera instead; rotating the ACR100's clip does not turn it into a document-camera arm. Confirm the exact model and part in any search result, because the frozen ASIN remains unmapped. This assessment uses Acer's published information and makes no claim of hands-on image or microphone testing.
What else to compare
Choose an overhead document camera for lessons centered on pages or objects, or a webcam with maker-published rates, field angle and focus behavior when those details are required.
Before you buy
Does Acer document 1080p30 or 1080p60?
No. Acer states Full HD 1920×1080 but the checked model pages do not give a supported frame rate.
Does the 360-degree clip follow a moving presenter?
No tracking behavior is documented. The rotating clip describes physical repositioning, not automatic subject following.
Is the ACR100 definitely autofocus or fixed focus?
The store copy says “automatic fixed focus and zoom,” which does not clearly define the focus mechanism or zoom range. Confirm that behavior with Acer if it is essential.
Is historical ASIN B0BZTBBCGT a confirmed ACR100 offer?
No exact mapping was found. Use the tagged Acer ACR100 / GP.OTH11.037 search and confirm both identifiers in the seller's offer.
Where can I check the current price?
Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.
Sources & review basis
We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.
- Acer ACR100 technical page for model and part identity, plus Acer Store specifications for resolution, microphone, stand and package ↗ — checked October 11, 2026.
- Acer ACR100 technical specifications identifying model, part, wired USB, 2-megapixel effective resolution and supported operating systems ↗ — checked October 11, 2026.
- Acer Store ACR100 page identifying part GP.OTH11.037, 1920×1080, built-in digital microphone, rotating clip, USB cable, compatibility and package contents ↗ — checked October 11, 2026.
The decision
Choose ACR100 for model-identified Full HD desk calls with a built-in digital microphone and rotating clip, after confirming the exact part in the seller's offer.
Is it the right fit?
Check the exact model and today’s offers on Amazon.