Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent easy to set up Webcam and the privacy shutter is always a nice feature to have included. I have never been disappointed with any of the Logitech products that I have used over the years as they made with great quality and perform how they are made to do! I would say this one is a mid-range webcam, not the least expensive and not the most expensive but great quality for the price!

For years I have been buying the more expensive Logitech C922 Pro Stream webcam, which includes a tripod but otherwise looks similar to this C920s, and with similar specifications. I never liked the look of this one, because of the privacy shutter. Of course some would buy it precisely to get the privacy shutter, but to me that is an extra complication and unnecessary. This time I bought a C920s because it was more readily available and cheaper and I needed it quick... and it turns out the privacy shutter is *optional*. Out of the box this looks exactly like a C922, but without the tripod, and including a *snap-on* optional privacy shutter in the box. Now that I know that the privacy shutter is not always going to be in the way, unless you want to install it... I will probably just buy this C920s in the future--not only is it cheaper, but I've never once used the tripod that comes with the C922. The picture is very good, a full 1080p picture with good resolution and color, a worthy step up from the entry level and midrange Logitech webcams that are 720p at best.

I purchased the Logitech C920S HD Webcam for my office, because I already had one at home. It was plug and play, ready to go in less than five minutes. I plugged it into a USB port, and Windows found the camera and set it up automatically. I did a test Zoom meeting and the sound and picture were fine. Can't say anything bad about this purchase, as the camera was on sale at Best Buy for $59. A great buy.

I recently purchased a 2nd (larger) monitor to use with my MacBook Pro. Part of the reason was to have a bigger monitor to use with Zoom calls. Then, I realized I needed a webcam for the monitor. After researching a lot, I found this one. I like that it has a built in mic and has a privacy cover. It was very easy to just plug and play (plugged into my MacBook using an adapter). No issues at all with sound or video quality.

I’ve been using the Logitech C920s Pro HD Webcam for a few months now, and it’s honestly fantastic. The 1080p video quality is super sharp and vibrant, even in lower light, and the autofocus keeps everything clear without me needing to adjust anything. It’s perfect for video calls, streaming, or online meetings — everyone immediately noticed how much better my camera quality looked! The dual microphones pick up my voice clearly and naturally, and the privacy shutter is a great touch for peace of mind when the camera’s not in use. Setup was effortless — literally plug and play, and it worked instantly with Zoom, Teams, and OBS. Overall, this webcam delivers pro-level performance at a great price. If you’re working from home, streaming, or just want to look your best on camera, the Logitech C920s Pro is an easy recommendation.

Excellent web camera! Got tired of having to undock my laptop every time I needed to join a zoom. This allows me to continue to use my multiple monitors, and still join video calls. Set up was a breeze as it connected automatically. The audio is excellent, and the privacy shutter is a nice feature to prevent video when I don't need it (if I forgot to "stop video" within the app). All around great camera at a great price.

good camera. easy to use. good quality. I like the built in locking flap for privacy.

Great picture and good microphones. Mounts right on top of monitor!

This camera has excellent quality. I have no complaints about it at all. The video resolution is great, and the microphone works wonderfully. What I like most about this camera is its features. It comes with a built-in privacy cover that lets you block the lens when you’re not using it, which helps protect your privacy. It also has small indicator lights that turn on to let you know when the camera and microphone are active. I had an older camera before and replaced it with this one. Since switching to this model, I’ve been very happy with it and its overall performance.

The classic webcam, Logitech's C920. I'm not sure, but this might be the most popular webcam ever sold. With COVID-premiums coming down, this is an excellent performance-value balance. Field of view is 78 degrees, great for many but I've since migrated to 90 degree cameras, or even true video cameras (with USB adapters) with wider views again. After a while, you might find the 78 degrees limiting unless you're primarily just pointing it at yourself within 3-4 feet. These are also auto-focus, a basic but essential feature I think, and not all cameras have that yet. I don't really need the 1x digital zoom, but if you do, this camera is falling behind some newer Logitech models which can zoom-in considerably more. The image quality is very good in most light, but while its spec sheet says "low light to sunlight", you should not expect amazing performance in a dark room. You will be relying on light shining off of you from your computer screen, and it doesn't do a great job with the camera these true low-light scenarios. There is a 1/4" thread for tripod mounting, which may not be needed for most, but nice to have that option, depending upon how you mount camera. If using two monitors, for example, you'll find the clip-on clamp sets the camera to point at the angle & tilt of the monitor which is often not ideal. You have to move yourself in your chair, but then find your background no longer lines-up. Tripods get around this, hence you might eventually need that tripod thread. Overall, still a great camera, but look at the spec sheets for other C9xx cameras if you're thinking of investing in a camera for today and for the future. There are other features the C920 doesn't have which are starting to make this model ever-so-slightly dated compared to peers like the C925e, C930, Brio, and 4K. They cost more, and may not be worth it for everyone, but they are all generally better too.

Easy to set up, easy to use, nice picture and sound.

So, Im running a 2017 Ryzen 7 1st gen in Windows 10. The camera plugged in with no issues and works perfectly. Great pics and the built in mic is very good. No complaints.

Works as it should. Great image quality. Highly recommend

Great camera that does the job. Perfect for daily conference calls with no lag and 1080 picture quality. Microphone is adequate, but always helps to have a more direct input like a headphone mic. Would definitely recommend for short video creation and work calls. Setup was literally as easy as plugging it in to the laptop. Nothing else required.

This camera works exactly as intended. I am very pleased with the quality of the image, and how quickly it adapts to movement. I teach online classes and it was extremely lovely to find out how easy, quick, and simple it is to plug it in and go. Materials are nice, it feels sturdy, and great quality overall. Definitely recommend.

I bought this webcam for video calls and streaming, and I’m honestly impressed. The video quality is clear and sharp, even in low light. The autofocus works smoothly and the image looks natural without too much noise. Setup was very simple — just plug and play, and it was ready to use within minutes. The build quality feels solid and the adjustable clip fits perfectly on my monitor. Overall, great value for the price and I would definitely recommend it.

So far it works great. All of my apps found it and the door cover is a real nice feature. The video is crystal clear and it seems to handle lighting well. I wish it had a zoom function but in.

This is a great product. I hooked it up to my USB port on my Windows 11 PC. The webcam showed up right away. Microphone showed up but it was grayed out. Windows 11 doesn't like dual-purpose devices on the same USB port so I had to get a separate microphone

Webcam image quality is good, cover is nice to have, microphone works well. The mounting hardware is good quality, no concern that it will fall down. - the front lip on the webcam is too large for most modern monitors, it blocks part of the screen unless you have giant bezels. -it sometimes loses focus and fails to correct- I often place my hand in front of the lens and it will force it to refocus - does NOT deal well with contrasty lighting and light skin color. It will perfectly expose the room around me, but my face will be completely blown out

Does the job without breaking the bank. Might not be the best cam for live streaming, etc., but works great for Zoom meetings and call with family. Would have preferred a USB-C cable but works fine with an adapter.