When you make better eye contact, you’ll have better communication with family, friends, and coworkers.
— Gadget Flow
A small camera with a big impact!
— NBC News
Making eye contact when engaged in video calls is extremely tricky if your web camera is situated at the top of your laptop screen or desktop computer.
— Geeky Gadgets
The iContact Camera is designed with everyday use in mind and is great for professionals who spend extended periods on video calls throughout their day.
— TrendHunter
Eye contact makes your online calls feel natural, like a face-to-face conversation.
— Fox News
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iContact Camera
EYE CONTACT
Studies show people prefer video calls that facilitate eye contact 88% more than those that don’t.
MORE ENGAGEMENT
Based on clinical research, higher levels of eye contact make you appear more reliable, engaging, and self-assured.
BETTER RETENTION
Studies show eye contact during virtual presentations leads to a 23% improvement in recall of presented information.
MORE TRUST
According to research, eye contact in video chats facilitates trust at levels similar to face-to-face interactions.
iContact Camera Pro
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The iContact Camera Pro is a 4K webcam designed to transform your video calls with true eye-level alignment. Its innovative retractable arm positions the camera directly in your line of sight, helping you build trust, improve engagement, and communicate more naturally. Recognized with the 2025 Red Dot Award and Zoom Certified for professional use, the iContact Pro is trusted by remote professionals, educators, therapists, and creators who value connection as much as clarity.
Fine-tune your video and audio in real time with iContact Control. Adjust white balance, saturation, brightness, and more—plus apply audio compression, equalization, and custom graphic overlays for logos or text.
Why Eye Contact Matters
Studies show virtual presentations with eye contact improve information recall by 23%. Learn more in our research insights.
The study by Lanthier, Jarick, Zhu, Byun, and Kingstone (2019) explores how eye contact during verbal communication affects memory retention, emphasizing the potential cognitive benefits of maintaining eye contact. Research Context Understanding how nonverbal cues like eye contact influence cognitive...
The study by Hietanen (2018) explores how eye contact plays a crucial role in social interactions by triggering automatic positive affective responses, which enhance social bonding and cognitive functions. This study aims to understand the mechanisms behind these effects and...
The study by Kaiser, Henry, and Eyjólfsdóttir (2022) explores how eye contact during video communication affects feelings of connection, mutual engagement, and emotional validation. Research Context With the increasing use of video communication platforms, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, understanding...
