Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is very nice. Really clean crisp pictures and video. Great stereo audio and plenty of settings. My only con on this is its made for windows 10. It does work great with windows 11 and Logitech has upgraded it for windows 11. This is a real sweet deal at a great price. Very happy with this purchase. Simple setup!

Just bought the camera this morning and I was impressed by the clear picture quality. The microphone is decent quality so it's great for people without microphones, but thankfully I have my own. Paired together, my set up looks great! Setting up the webcam was easy to follow and took less than 2 minutes. Just install the logitech software, confirm the settings, and voila! I had everything up and running and ready for my Microsoft Teams meeting. This camera is well worth the price. I will update my review after some more use.

Value for its worth, clear image easy to install no hassle.

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.

You generally can't go wrong with a Logitech webcam. They've been making them for decades, so they know a thing or two. Even though this particular model first came out almost 10 years ago, it's still a contender in the webcam space. The price point is on the low to medium scale, and the results you get are worth it. It gives good video with an ideal FOV (78 degrees) for your typical use case (individual user). If you're looking for something to capture a larger area, you'll need to move to something like their C930, which has a 90 degree FOV. This camera is going to outperform almost any built-in laptop webcam. It tends to work well even in lower light situations. The physical privacy shutter is also a nice touch for people that may be used to using a Post-It note or tape. The downloadable Logitech Capture software open up another world of possibilities, especially if you wish you use the camera for streaming (although I do not). You can easily create a picture-in-picture video using the webcam and your desktop with the ability to customize the position and size of the sources. This creates a new virtual webcam that can then be used as the input webcam selection in any other software you choose for streaming. There are also many quality adjust available, such as software-based zooming, white balance, filters, and other manual image tweaks. It even supports blue and green screen chroma key removal. All in all, if you're looking for a quick and easy to use webcam or just want something that's a step up from your laptop's built-in camera, you can't go wrong with this one.

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!

I’m really impressed with the Logitech C920 Pro 1080p webcam. The video quality is super clear and sharp, even in regular indoor lighting. Colors look natural, autofocus works smoothly, and it doesn’t get blurry when you move around. Setup was plug-and-play — I plugged it in and it worked instantly with no issues. The built-in mic is also better than expected for a webcam, making it solid for streaming, video calls, and content creation. I use it for streaming and recording, and it performs consistently without lag or glitches. For the price, this is one of the best webcams you can buy. Highly recommend if you want professional-looking video without spending a ton of money.

Quality is surprisingly good for price. I've used a couple of webcams and the mics always are terrible. This one isn't too bad, but I wouldn't rely on the mic for work or school, as you have to be really close for it to properly pick up sound. Short story long: good camera, not great mic.

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.

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

I choose this because of the number of positive reviews even though there are many more less expensive options. Easy setup and and excellent picture/sound quality.

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

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.

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.

This product works great. The picture and mic have lots of different settings that make for a great calls. My only complaint is that it relies on a standard usb connector and my new mac only has usb-2 lightning inputs. I bought a converter for $14.00 and now the camera works great. Logitech products are legit. I have a mouse and a keyboard too, and they all work great.

Here's an average review for a webcam: --- **Average Webcam Review** The webcam I purchased performs adequately for its price. The video quality is decent, offering a clear picture in good lighting conditions, but it struggles in low-light environments, producing a grainy image. The built-in microphone works well enough for casual use, but it's not ideal for professional calls or content creation due to some background noise. The plug-and-play setup was straightforward, and it works seamlessly with most video conferencing apps. However, the mounting clip feels a bit flimsy, and the camera tends to wobble if the desk is bumped. Overall, it's a solid option for basic needs, but those looking for high-quality video and audio might want to invest in a higher-end model.

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.

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.

The camera works well for the price paid. Its easy to use and good quality.

Very easy to use and has great picture quality. I love that it has the option to cover the camera as well.