Is the Sony ZV-1F good enough for product videos in a small room?

Yes — the Sony ZV-1F is generally good enough for product videos in a small room, especially if your videos are mostly desk shots, tabletop demos, and simple talking-head segments.

What works well:

• The 20mm equivalent ultra-wide lens is very useful in tight spaces, so you can frame yourself and your products without needing much room.
• The flip-out screen makes solo shooting easier.
• Its compact fixed-lens design is quick to set up for casual product content.

Main limitations to keep in mind:

• There’s no optical zoom, so close-up product shots require moving the camera or the product rather than zooming in.
• Autofocus performance can be less dependable for rapid close-up changes than on cameras designed more for that use case, so quick focus shifts may not be as smooth.
• Lighting matters a lot in a small room; soft, bright light will help keep footage clean and professional.

Bottom line:
If your product videos are fairly static and you mainly need a compact camera for a small space, the ZV-1F is a reasonable choice. If you expect frequent close-ups, lots of focus changes, or more flexibility for product work, a different camera may suit you better.

If you already have the ZV-1F, it’s perfectly usable — just plan on good lighting and a setup that doesn’t depend on fast focus transitions.