The Lenovo Magic Bay has a compact physical profile, measuring 113 mm wide, 23.35 mm tall, and 75 mm thick, with a lightweight build of 69.5 g. It includes a privacy shutter, offering a straightforward way to physically cover the lens when not in use. The camera does not feature an indicator light, tripod mount, video light, or motion sensor.
The Lenovo Magic Bay records video at 2160p at 30 fps with a 90° field of view that can be adjusted to suit different framing needs. It supports continuous autofocus during recording, automatic light correction, and a built-in HDR mode, helping maintain consistent image quality across varying lighting conditions. First-party live streaming support is included, though the camera does not offer vertical video recording.
The Lenovo Magic Bay is equipped with a glass lens and a CMOS sensor, forming the core optical setup of the camera.
The Lenovo Magic Bay includes no built-in microphones — noise-canceling or otherwise — and carries a microphone count of zero. It also lacks a built-in speaker, meaning audio input and output must be handled through separate, external devices.
The Lenovo Magic Bay connects via USB 3.0 Type-C and comes with a 2-meter cable, making it compatible exclusively with Windows-based systems — it does not support macOS, Android, iOS, or Chrome OS. The camera has no Bluetooth, HDMI output, or 3.5 mm headset jack, keeping its connectivity straightforward and limited to its USB connection.
The Lenovo Magic Bay does not include a remote control and does not support remote smartphone operation, meaning the camera cannot be managed wirelessly from a separate device.
