AVerMedia PW515 Webcam — 60 fps, USB 3.1, TAA & NDAA Compliant

The AVerMedia PW515 Webcam is engineered for professionals who refuse to compromise on video quality during meetings, lectures, streams, or recordings. This camera blends reliable performance with a streamlined, user-friendly design, delivering smooth, lifelike footage at 60 frames per second over USB 3.1. Whether you’re leading a corporate presentation, teaching a remote class, or creating content for your audience, the PW515 helps you communicate with clarity and confidence. Built to meet industry standards with TAA and NDAA compliance, it supports procurement in government and regulated environments while ensuring compatibility with a broad range of software and devices. Its compact footprint fits neatly on a desk, laptop, or monitor mount, making it a versatile centerpiece for any professional setup.

• Crystal-clear 60 fps video for smooth motion and natural-looking movement during conferences, webinars, and live streams, reducing motion blur and jitter that can distract viewers.
• USB 3.1 connectivity provides fast, stable data transfer and low latency, helping you stay in sync with on-screen content, teammates, and audience interaction.
• TAA and NDAA compliance supports professional and government procurement, offering assurance of regulatory alignment and supply-chain integrity.
• Compact, versatile mounting options let you clip the PW515 to a monitor, place it on a desk, or position it with the included stand for optimal framing in any environment.
• Effortless setup with driver-free, plug-and-play operation across major platforms, so you can start a meeting or stream quickly without fiddling with software configuration.

Technical Details of AVerMedia PW515 Webcam

• Connection: USB 3.1
• Frame rate: 60 fps
• Compliance: TAA and NDAA
• Mounting: Flexible clip or desk/stand setup for versatile positioning
• Target use: Professional video conferencing, education, and content creation environments

How to Install AVerMedia PW515

Getting started with the PW515 is quick and straightforward. Follow these simple steps to begin capturing high-quality video in minutes:

• Unpack the PW515 and locate the USB 3.1 cable. Ensure your computer has a free USB 3.1 port for optimal performance.
• Plug the webcam’s USB 3.1 connector into your computer. In most cases, the PW515 will be recognized automatically by your operating system without the need to install drivers.
• Position the camera at eye level. Use the adjustable clip or stand to secure the camera to a monitor, laptop, or desk edge for a flattering, professional angle.
• Open your preferred video conferencing, streaming, or recording software and select PW515 as the active video input. Adjust lighting and framing to achieve your desired look.
• Test audio and video in a sample call or recording to confirm smooth 60 fps video, proper exposure, and consistent color rendering before going live.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What is the PW515 best used for? A: The PW515 is designed for professional video conferencing, streaming, and content creation, making it ideal for executives, educators, and creators who need reliable, high-quality video.
• Q: Does the PW515 require special software or drivers? A: It is designed for plug-and-play operation on most systems, typically requiring no additional drivers for Windows and macOS. Some software packages may offer additional camera settings.
• Q: Is the PW515 compliant with regulatory standards? A: Yes. The webcam is TAA and NDAA compliant, suitable for use in government and other regulated environments.
• Q: Can I mount the PW515 on a monitor? A: Yes. The PW515 features a flexible mounting option that supports clipping to a monitor or placing on a desk with the included stand for stable, adjustable positioning.
• Q: What platforms is the PW515 compatible with? A: The PW515 works with common video applications across Windows and macOS, and it is suitable for use with popular conferencing and streaming software. For best results, ensure your software is up to date and configured to use the PW515 as the primary camera.