Inside the Lyra, you’ll also find a 1/1.5-inch sensor paired with an f/1.8 lens that Hollyland says “captures vivid color and exceptional clarity even in dimly lit environments.” Video quality maxes out at 4K/30fps, but that can be boosted to 60fps if you drop the resolution to 1080p.

There’s a collection of AI-powered features to further improve image quality, including automatic brightness, contrast, and exposure adjustments based on the environment where you’re recording, and a “beauty mode” to further enhance your appearance.

There’s a proprietary algorithm for removing and replacing green screens, so you don’t need additional software, and while the camera can’t move while perched atop your screen using a magnetic clip-on mount, it can track people in frame and adjust the framing to always keep them centered. When you’re done with a call or a livestream and want to ensure that Lyra isn’t still watching you, there’s also a physical rotating lens cover for privacy, so you can save your sticky notes for keeping track of passwords.