Our take
The CyberTrack V10 is a legacy wireless webcam built around a modest VGA camera, manual focus and a separate 2.4 GHz receiver. Its useful distinction is placement freedom: Adesso describes a range up to ten feet, a rechargeable battery and a receiver that connects to a computer over USB 2.0. The advertised 1.3-megapixel figure is interpolated still resolution, not a 1.3MP streaming mode. The inspected manual lists only Windows 7, Vista and XP, so current computer and app support needs separate confirmation.
Someone who values a camera several feet from the computer, accepts VGA video and can verify a compatible host; choose a wired HD model when resolution and autofocus matter more..
It is not a fit for buyers who require Full HD, autofocus, a documented wide-angle field, modern host support, or a webcam tied to a verified current Amazon offer. The saved B005MPXBBI identifier is not mapped to the V10.
Pros & cons
What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.
What works in its favor
- Adesso separates the 300K sensor from interpolated 1.3MP images and gives exact VGA/QVGA rates.
- A USB receiver and stated RF range allow more flexible placement than a short fixed cable.
- Battery capacity and original package contents are documented in the manufacturer sheet.
What to weigh up
- The highest listed live mode is 640×480 at 15 fps; the 1.3MP figure is not a video mode.
- Manual focus and old Windows requirements limit convenience with moving subjects and current computers.
- The saved historical ASIN, current app support and battery condition are unverified.
The key details
| Model covered | CyberTrack V10 |
|---|---|
| Documented video modes | VGA 640×480 at 15 fps; QVGA 320×240 at 25 fps within five feet of receiver |
| Focus and framing | 300K-pixel CMOS sensor; 1.3 MP image resolution is software interpolation |
| Light and lens privacy | Manual focus; no field-of-view angle is listed |
| Integrated audio | Built-in microphone; pickup pattern and distance are not specified |
| Connection and mounting | 2.4 GHz RF link to the included USB 2.0 receiver; up to ten feet by environment |
| Identity and setup limits | 850 mAh rechargeable battery rated up to four hours; Windows 7, Vista and XP listed |
Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 10, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.
What the features mean for you
What the 1.3MP figure means
Adesso specifies a 1/6-inch CMOS sensor with 300K pixels. Its “up to 1.3 MP” image resolution comes from software interpolation; the datasheet does not assign that figure to live video. The listed webcam modes are VGA at 640×480 and 15 frames per second, or QVGA at 320×240 and 25 frames per second when the camera is within five feet of its receiver. The mode table is the useful comparison for a video call: it sets a modest ceiling, while the still-image figure describes a separate capture path.
Wireless placement and its receiver
The camera sends video over 2.4 GHz RF to an included USB 2.0 receiver, with a stated range of up to ten feet depending on the environment. This can separate the camera from the computer more than a short fixed webcam cable allows, but it does not make the entire setup cable-free: the receiver still occupies a USB port, and Adesso also lists a mini-USB cable. The computer and receiver remain part of the working path. The source does not describe performance through walls or among nearby radio devices, so the stated distance should be treated as a condition-dependent maximum rather than a guaranteed result in every room.
Manual focus and audio
The V10 uses manual focus, so a buyer sets the lens for the intended subject distance instead of expecting it to refocus as people move. Adesso calls the built-in microphone wide-angle, but gives no pickup pattern or distance that would support a room-coverage promise. The design is therefore easier to assess for a fixed nearby user than for a camera that must follow changing positions. A separate microphone may still be preferable when placement, acoustics or distance matters, but the checked material does not quantify those tradeoffs.
Battery, software and package
The rechargeable lithium-ion battery is rated at 850 mAh and up to four hours per charge. Actual condition on a stored or secondhand unit is not documented, so the original runtime cannot be assumed for a specific offer. The package list names a wireless receiver, mini-USB cable, driver/software CD and quick-start guide. Adesso lists Windows 7, Vista and XP and includes ArcSoft WebCam Companion 4. Those dated requirements explain the intended setup, but do not establish current Windows, macOS, ChromeOS or conferencing-app support.
Who should consider it
The V10 may suit someone who specifically wants a small camera placed several feet from a computer and accepts VGA video, manual focus and older software requirements. A Logitech C525 is a more conventional alternative when autofocus and documented 720p video matter more than a separate wireless link; it folds for travel but is a wired camera. The decision is therefore about placement versus a higher-resolution wired setup, not between two interchangeable 1.3MP streaming cameras. Check the host and exact offer before relying on the old software or battery-powered camera.
What else to compare
Choose Logitech C525 when autofocus and documented 720p video matter more than wireless placement; choose the V10 only when its receiver-based range is useful and VGA quality is acceptable.
Before you buy
Does the CyberTrack V10 stream at 1.3 megapixels?
No 1.3MP video mode is listed. Adesso identifies a 300K-pixel sensor and labels 1.3MP as software-interpolated image resolution.
What video modes and frame rates are documented?
The datasheet lists 640×480 at 15 fps and 320×240 at 25 fps when the camera is within five feet of the receiver.
Is B005MPXBBI proven to be the exact V10 offer?
No. The frozen row names the V10, but the exact Amazon item was not available for a model-to-ASIN check; use the tagged model search.
Can I assume its software works on a current computer?
No. The inspected datasheet names Windows 7, Vista and XP and does not establish current OS or meeting-app support.
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.
- Adesso CyberTrack V10 manufacturer datasheet ↗ — checked October 10, 2026.
- Adesso CyberTrack V10 manufacturer datasheet and package list ↗ — checked October 10, 2026.
The decision
Choose the V10 for its documented wireless placement only after confirming a compatible computer and acceptable VGA image size. Treat 1.3MP as interpolated image capture and verify the exact offer because the saved ASIN is unresolved.
Is it the right fit?
Check the exact model and today’s offers on Amazon.