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ELECOM
ELECOM Wanco Webcam UCAM-C525FBPN, Pink

For a compact 720p webcam in a specific pink finish. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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THE SHORT ANSWER

Our take

The ELECOM UCAM-C525FBPN is a small 720p webcam for a buyer who wants its pink Wanco finish, a built-in microphone, and an explicitly documented diagonal view. The slow 1600×1200 mode and unresolved Amazon mapping are important limits.

Consider it for

A fit for someone who wants an explicitly pink, compact 720p webcam with a built-in mono microphone and a defined diagonal view. It is a weaker fit when autofocus, a physical shutter, higher-rate Full HD, or a verified current offer is essential..

Look elsewhere if

Not for buyers who require autofocus, a shutter, high-resolution video at 30 fps, or a direct purchase link proven to the exact part.

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Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • ELECOM identifies the pink UCAM-C525FBPN and lists its camera modes.
  • The 62-degree value is specifically diagonal, avoiding an axis mismatch.
  • The unit includes a monaural microphone and clip/stand according to the model materials.

What to weigh up

  • The 1600×1200 mode is only 6 fps.
  • Focus is fixed and no physical privacy shutter is documented.
  • The exact Amazon offer and package remain unverified.
Specifications and exact model details

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredUCAM-C525FBPN; pink Wanco variant
Documented video modesELECOM lists 1280×720 at 30 fps and a higher 1600×1200 mode at 6 fps; compare the slow high-height mode separately from everyday video.
Focus and framingThe model has fixed focus and a 62-degree diagonal field; no autofocus is specified.
Light and lens privacyThe source does not document an integrated light or physical lens shutter; do not treat exposure or software controls as those features.
Integrated audioA monaural built-in microphone is listed; a playback speaker and cover-linked audio cutoff are not documented.
Connection and mountingUSB-A and a clip/stand for laptop or flat-surface placement are specified.
Identity and setup limitsELECOM lists the pink part as discontinued and names a white successor; B08TGB8QPB is not mapped to this exact model.

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 16, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

Full review: how the features affect your choice

What the features mean for you

Check the color and exact model code

ELECOM's model page identifies UCAM-C525FBPN, the pink Wanco version of this compact webcam. The final N is part of the model code and matters because adjacent C525 models use different color or packaging. The saved candidate row names the pink product, but Amazon ASIN B08TGB8QPB has not been independently tied to the manufacturer part. That means the article can describe the maker-documented model while routing shoppers to a tagged exact-model search. Before buying, compare the result's code and color with UCAM-C525FBPN rather than trusting a similar C525 title or a product photo alone. The evidence establishes the model, not the current seller's package or condition.

Separate the useful 720p mode from the slower high-height mode

ELECOM lists 1280×720 video at 30 frames per second and also lists a 1600×1200 mode at 6 frames per second. The second number reaches a larger image height but moves slowly, so it is not equivalent to a 30 fps call mode. The practical decision is whether the common 720p30 stream suits the host and meeting app, or whether the special low-rate 1600×1200 mode serves a capture task where motion is limited. The manufacturer's mode table gives a concrete basis for that distinction; it does not establish image quality in dim rooms or every app's ability to select each mode. Treat the mode and rate as a pair rather than comparing resolution alone.

Use the documented diagonal angle and fixed focus honestly

The product page gives a 62-degree diagonal field, which is a useful reference for a relatively contained view at a desk. Because ELECOM labels the measurement diagonal, it can be compared on that basis with other makers' diagonal figures. The source also calls the focus fixed. That avoids relying on autofocus behavior, but it means the camera does not promise to refocus automatically when someone leans toward or away from it. The source does not give an exact focus-distance range, so the buyer should not assume that a close-up document will be sharp. A user who moves between near objects and a seated call may prefer a documented autofocus model.

Plan around its simple USB and audio setup

ELECOM documents a USB-A computer connection, a clip or stand arrangement, and a monaural built-in microphone. Those details support a straightforward laptop or monitor setup without requiring a separate microphone for basic voice input. The specification does not promise a particular pickup distance, noise cancellation result, speaker, or room-audio performance. Nor does it document a USB-C connector, wireless viewing, or a camera-native network function. Check the computer's available port and whether the included cable reaches the planned position. For a meeting room or a desk farther from the host, a dedicated microphone or longer supported cable path may be more appropriate than assuming that a small webcam mic will cover the space.

Treat unlisted privacy and lighting details as unknown

The reviewed ELECOM materials do not document a physical lens cover, integrated lamp, or a privacy position that disconnects the microphone. Those omissions matter because a decorative color or a software camera toggle is not the same as a physical shutter. The camera's built-in mono microphone is a convenience, but the source does not say that closing a cover would stop its audio. If a visible lens block or hard audio cutoff is important, choose a model whose manufacturer explicitly describes that control. Similarly, exposure correction or a bright image should not be recast as an integrated light. The match profile keeps those unsupported fields unknown rather than borrowing a detail from another C525 variant.

Choose it for a particular desk need, not a broad upgrade claim

This model makes sense when a pink compact camera, ordinary USB-A connection, 720p30 video, fixed focus, and built-in mono microphone match the setup. Its 62-degree diagonal view gives a buyer an actual framing reference; the 1600×1200 setting is a low-rate option rather than an all-purpose improvement. It is less compelling if autofocus, Full HD, physical privacy, or a confirmed seller listing is required. ELECOM's official page also names a white successor, but that product is not a reason to transfer the successor's features or offer identity to this pink model. Use the exact part search and check the label, color, and included clip before relying on a listing.

Compare for your needs

Compare a model with documented autofocus or a physical shutter if either is a hard requirement. Do not treat the white successor as the same color/part offer.

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Before you buy

Does it do 1600×1200 at 30 fps?

No. ELECOM lists 1600×1200 at 6 fps and 1280×720 at 30 fps.

Is the 62-degree view diagonal?

Yes. ELECOM labels that field as diagonal.

Does it autofocus?

No autofocus is listed; the model is specified as fixed focus.

Is ASIN B08TGB8QPB proven to be UCAM-C525FBPN?

No. Use the tagged exact-model search and verify the pink model code on the listing.

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 and review basis

Sources & review basis

We use the linked product documentation for the features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

Choose the UCAM-C525FBPN for its specific pink finish, 720p30 mode, diagonal framing detail, and basic built-in microphone. Accept fixed focus, the slow 1600×1200 mode, and the need to verify the exact seller listing.

Is it the right fit?

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