Logitech - C920S PRO HD WEBCAM

I started with Razer Kiyo and then got a C920 Pro HD.

I went through a couple before I settled on this one [https://www.logitech.com/en-us/shop/p/c920s-pro-hd-webcam.960-001257?crid=34](https://www.logitech.com/en-us/shop/p/c920s-pro-hd-webcam.960-001257?crid=34)

I've never been asked to take a picture of my ID since moving to this web cam. The main thing I was looking for though was wider field of vision since they always had me hugging my monitor to keep my head/hands/mouse/keyboard/monitor in view.

Elgato Facecam Neo, Razer Kiyo, if you want a built-in light or Logitech c920 series. Take your pick, all for less $100 usd typically

Look into the nexigo series, super affordable great quality, I personally have a nexigo N60 cam, it replaced the c920 cam I bought under advice and ended up hating. If you’d like a comparison my twitch name is the same as this username and my recent vods show me using both the nexigo N60 (facecam) + the c920 as my desk cam to see for yourself and make an informed decision (: best of luck on your cam journey!

The one you linked looks bad because its not a real brand. If your just doing job interviews, it will be enough but for actual streaming quality is very important. https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Webcam-C920S-Privacy-Shutter/dp/B08DRQ66WP?crid=2EV4DRNRTPOT9&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.kR7wj9aWqwdB0BnDYAxjlGafwzUJxHbfKnhWbwA9gwVbk9fE0Zu0-eX8K4cz_yxcDptf-wqp-pYOucHEEgzUZU_UXPP2c6VdIdp11AkGbpm2m7JAdLz6Occ_NLBF1s_YG0jev1GBvMm1zcb5tP0XsuaUZJh3QjajQayLwQc79-3dmNUpoSmoT6mCSN2VPfcVgvdSjyRKZX9-Bv0TOG6QEA.8-LujLPTZ1fMoeR80V40l6tC0uyROiiRzvQaC8FkAqE&dib_tag=se&keywords=logitech+c920&qid=1758074262&s=electronics&sprefix=logitech+c920%2Celectronics%2C347&sr=1-3

Strange but effective. No matter what I tried (different brightness and color temperatures, open/closed window blinds at different times of day, camera brightness boost, meeting brightness boost, etc.), I always looked pale-to-grayish on camera. Out of frustration I bought a ring light and suddenly I looked like myself! Maybe it was just my Logitech C920S HD Pro webcam, but the ring light improvement was not subtle. My PM even complimented me on the difference. Working remotely. people definitely respond to us - and trust what we’re saying - based in part on how we look. As a manager, I need to be as effective as possible in meetings for my team to succeed. I consider the ring light to be an excellent career investment.

I use a Logitech HD 1080P. Works fantastic with the Mini.

I bought a Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam almost four years ago. It’s still going strong. I think it was just plug and play on my Mac out of the box, the quality is fine for the price

Get a c920x and just Lowe the resolution and dim the lights

Logitech Brio Webcam $140 vs Logitech C920x Webcam ($70) I have both and the c920x is a good camera for the price. Or you can try this for turning your phone into a webcam. - [https://iriun.com/](https://iriun.com/)

Logitech C920s 1080p HD Pro Webcam - Black USB-A NEW / Sealed

I prefer the Logitech C920s Pro. I've used it throughout 2 programs. Has a tripod mount point and you can pick any tripod for it.

We have a Smart board, connected to a PC in a closet. The Logitech C920x connects to the PC by a USB extension cable. We also have wires run under the floor into the conference table, these are done with an extender so you can plug your HDMI cable into a port in the table and then change the input on the Smart board. We have other conf rooms with just a regular TV, connected to a PC at the front of the room, and the same Logitech connected to the PC. Helps to have a piece of furniture at the front, either to set the TV on or just because. Won't work in your case but I'd be looking at a PC on the floor in the corner, or a mini PC maybe in a wall mount, or mounted under the table with connections through the table, and wire raceway on the floor. That's not the neatest but you do what you can.

Huh, bought a Logitech 920 HD, and while it works fine on my laptop, the Switch 2 doesn't react to it at all. I plugged it into the dock the same as everybody else does obviously. Anybody having the same issues?

Yes

I have to disagree. Just installed my new Logitech C920X and it freezes on every test and on Instant Messenger. Pretty sure it's a driver issue. Running Win 10. Not what I expected from Logitech...should be a simple plug and play.

With that budget I would recommend the Logitech C920/Pro.

Logitech c920 is a good starting webcam this one one ebay is 35$ refurbished https://www.ebay.com/itm/167257670542?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=GtI-J9oQQe2&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=kdAzPv06Q0C&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

I have the Logitech 920. It's decent and stable, but isn't great saturation and frame rate wise. The new Elgato cam I've seen advertised looks like possibly a better option if you can afford it.

This is what I use. that said it has the same inability to take a clear ID photo, so really no huge incentive to spend the extra $$$

Cameras might nicht come with a tripod included, but usually they allow to connect a tripod, same mechanism, same screw like for a camera. I still use several of Logitech C920 Pro HD; see [https://www.logitech.com/en-us/shop/p/c920s-pro-hd-webcam.960-001257](https://www.logitech.com/en-us/shop/p/c920s-pro-hd-webcam.960-001257) the spec says "**Tripod-ready universal mounting clip fits laptops, LCD or monitors**". It supports many resolutions, different encoding, different framerates. It's USB2 only, no 4k, no 60fps at highest resolutions though. If you are not after "extreme conditions" (very fast/slow/dark/bright; exotic resolutions, exotic color formats) then start with USB webcams. Depending on your used PC/board, you might need special flat cables (e.g. Aarduino, Mipi-CSI) and therefore special cameras - then you could look into something more "professional", where you could have a bigger influence (think of analogue cameras). A lot is about computer-vision, filters, neural-networks making use-cases possible. Very interesting for instance is surround-view, where the cameras will be equipped with fish-eye-lenses to achieve a bigger field-of-view. Check e.g. ebay or flee-markets and collect a few cameras!! Also have a look into stereo-cameras: RealSense and Luxonis.

hello, op. i am an online tutor kaya gamit ko talaga mga webcam. if affordability the best talaga is [Rapoo C280](https://s.shopee.ph/3AxRY2qNk8) 1k php lang ito and 1440p FHD na yung video output niya. plug and play lang din ito kaya no need to install any drivers. If you have more budget, around 4k, magandang option si [Logitech C920 ](https://s.shopee.ph/AA7Bt5LZ5w)1080p ito. it's from logitech so quality and longevity is ensured talaga. for headphones with mic THE BEST BRAND SI JABRA! Subok ko na as an ESL/Math tutor na nakatira sa maingay na lugar (puro construction ng kalsada). Gamit sa mga call centers, VA, and for cold calling/batch dialer, iyan pinaka subok na brand. * [Jabra Evolve2 30 UC](https://s.shopee.ph/7KmSxGvs5W) yung gamit ko currently. Plug-and-play na to, no drivers needed, and compatible with most softwares. I upgraded dito because of better microphone system (mas clearer yung pick up and mas better NC), lighter weight (125g), updated comfort features. Kahit maingay yung paligid ay rinig pa rin on the other end yung voice ko sabi ng mga students ko. * [Jabra Evolve 20 UC](https://s.shopee.ph/BJINh8Gx3) is the best option for your budget. Ito yung gamit ko before as an online math/esl tutor. Tumagal naman siya sa akin, nagamit ko rin sa online classes and tutoring ko, maganda ang malinaw yung mic quality. May call management control unit ito kaya convenient sa cold calling. It has passive noise cancelling mic sobrang clear niya kahit may bg noise * [Logitech H390](https://s.shopee.ph/6fWm7C3qMS) is your cheapest option, plug-and-play headphones with noise cancelling mic as well kaya perfect for cold calling. naka usb siya and no drivers needed. Adjustable na rin yung mic niya and very comfortable itong suotin. i pasted links (affiliate) sa products so you can check it yourself op

Logitech c920 is the gold-standard starter cam. 1080p30, decent quality if you give it enough light (and white-balance it!). To stress, make sure you have planned your lighting setup, and if you have not, spend a bit of time watching at least basic lighting-for-videography tutorials on YouTube. A decent 2 or 3-point lighting setup will make a major difference, even if it's just bowl-reflector worklights with high-CRI bulbs and cheap diffuser socks from Amazon. Stepping up from there on the cam goes to the realm of the Elgato Facecam series, in the $250 range. (Which also need good lighting to give best results.)

I have a Logitech C920 PRO HD Webcam. Works out of the box.

Logitech 920s; M1 Mini. Plug the webcam into a USB-A port on the Mini. Need to have the Logitech software (available on Logitech’s website). I’ve had this setup for 4 years, using it on Zoom and Google Meet with no problem.

I use the logi 1080 with nvidia broadcast and good lighting set up and looks great

Does anybody have any recommendations for an actual webcam that won't have a terrible echo? I know you can use a separate mic or headphones or whatever, but I want to be able to sit down on my computer and casually chat with people. I have the logitech 920 (I think) and it has a terrible echo.

Nintendo’s camera was very pixelated unless you’re up close to it compared to the Logitech one which was much better at resolving detail further away (like normal couch 2-3m distances away from TV). Not sure if the Logitech camera was doing some post processing onboard that the Nintendo cam just doesn’t do. Both have similar if not the same viewing field of views. I don’t have the Nintendo camera anymore as I ended up returning it.