The Swedish brand Arozzi is probably best known for its gaming chairs and desks. The newest additions to their product portfolio are two webcams, dubbed the Arozzi Occhio ($79/€79) and Arozzi Occhio RL ($129/€129). They're essentially the same product, with the more expensive Occhio RL having an affixed ring light for significantly improved nighttime performance. Both webcams record video in Full HD @ 30 FPS through an autofocusing all-glass lens system.
Arozzi calls them the first "True Privacy" webcams on the market for two main reasons: First and foremost, the lens comes with a handy magnetic cover which snaps over the lens and physically blocks it, making it immune to potential hacking attempts. Below the lens is a manual microphone circuit breaker, which makes the built-in microphones unhackable as well, as it cuts off electricity powering the microphones. If you're very sensitive to privacy, these two features alone should be enough to interest you in the Occhio and Occhio RL. Other than that, Arozzi's webcams offer a standard set of features: a universal mounting base, ¼" tripod mount, 360° swivel stand, and two notification LEDs—for the camera and microphone.
In this review, I'll focus on the Arozzi Occhio RL, but will also point out the differences to the "regular" Occhio, which is significantly less expensive.