Customer Ratings & Reviews

This webcam is excellent! It is simple to use and seemlessly integrates with applicaitons (streaming, video chatting, etc.) The video quality from this camera is great, even in low light situations. The autofocus and light correction do a wonderful job in near real-time and the cover provides a level of reassurance.The grip/ stand also provides a variety of ways that the camera can be configured. I would reccomend this product.

The product came missing a part, I went back to solve the problem and I couldn't solve it.

The camera quality is not great. It’s decent yeah not worth the price.

For the longest time I lived without a webcam on my gaming PC. It just wasn't something that I thought about, since I mostly only do video chats on my phone, or on the living room tv that does have a webcam. But with the popularity of video game streaming, which has expanded into artist streaming and IRL streaming, I figured now was as good a time as any to get eyes on me. Enter the Logitech Pro HD webcam. I really like the clip design that allows you to attach to any size monitor, regardless of thickness. It even expands out to lie flat for use with old school CRT's if retro gaming with original consoles is your thing. On top of that, there are threads to allow you to attach this webcam to a tripod, which is an amazing addition. I'm planning on doing time-lapse videos of my embroidery machine, and have previously resorted to using a makeshift rig with my tiny action-cam, but this mountable webcam makes things much easier. The picture quality on this camera is great at 1080p. Whether or not your video chat partner sees the same high quality video that you are transmitting, however, is dependent on your upload speeds and your partner's download speeds. The dual built-in microphones pick up sound fairly well, though I ended up bypassing it in favor of using the mic on my wireless headset. The software for the webcam was simple enough to install and provides basic features.

It broke within 2 weeks of having it. Use Amazon instead.

Bad quality. Hard to use. Disappointed with this. Returned it and bought a different one.

Unable to get the camera to work No instructions .

Logitech makes great webcams. This one is exceptional as it is very broadcast-oriented, with array microphones and the ability to capture Full-HD (1920x1080) footage with good optical quality and as a result, sits in their 900-series/professional lineup. For the offer price of this webcam, I guess I just expect more. There's only one Logitech camera that bests this as I understand the product line - The BRIO 4K is their penultimate capture device - But its a brilliant 4K professional streaming and conferencing cam that, besides the 4K differentiator and some cute unique tools that leverage its depth-sensing abilities, is remarkable similar to this offering. I'd love to see Logi bring depth-sensing/IR camera abilities down to the 900 series HD webcams and meet somewhere in the middle pricewise - To be honest, the MSRP of this device would assume that its does all of that. Its also got a good industrial design, and a thoughtfully included shutter to ensure that people aren't snooping on your webcam (Russian Hackers) or you aren't exposing your pajamas to your work colleagues on morning calls where you accidentally activate video. My conly complaint about this shutter is that its a cheap plastic piece that's shoved into the product packaging almost hiding between cardboard and its likely to get thrown away by those not looking for it. All in all a good, yet pricey webcam for those looking for HD quality for Twitch streaming, Skype/Teams/Slack calls, and other uses. It doesn't get close to the overall experience of the BRIO but I hope Logitech realizes that there's room for more than one fully-featured cam in their lineup, or maybe they need to redefine their numbering and ranges and what they call "Pro"...

Terrible color and no way to access setting—unable to get any customer support.

The last webcam I ever had is perhaps in the ballpark area of 15 years. Camera sensors have come a long way since then. Unfortunately, it’s one area that I cannot thoroughly test so the review will be very short compared to past stuff I’ve reviewed. The build quality of the webcam is nice. It can be set to sit on a flat surface or can be propped on top of a monitor. It also comes with a snap-on cover for when you want to ensure visual privacy. All webcams should come with something akin to a manual cover for extra privacy protection. Setup is easy. Using Windows 10 release 1709, the webcam plugs in and is up and running without any additional software. Windows 10’s own Camera app is a simple interface to the webcam and is a sure sign that there’s no software or driver conflict. Another software I tested the camera with is OBS Studio, a game streaming software. Using version 23.0.2 of OBS Studio, I managed to have the camera feed set up as an overlay on the game screen when it’s captured or streamed. Video performance is quite good even under low light conditions. Both video and audio quality capture is satisfactory for its purpose. The only limiting factor is its resolution. At 1080p, there’s a limit on how much detail can be captured at this resolution. Yet, at the same time, the data impact on USB bandwidth is minimal at 1080p. It’s both a pro and a con. If I were to point out negative aspect of the camera, it had to be its lack of additional sensors. Windows 10’s “Hello” authentication system allows for facial recognition but requires an IR sensor along with the camera sensor. Because the webcam doesn’t have a IR sensor, it cannot be used to log in using your face. And biometric authentication is becoming more prominent since it allows us to get into our devices or accounts faster using our faces or fingerprints. So is it worth grabbing? It’s a solid webcam and has all the basic features for one. It also works out of the box on Windows 10. I cannot honestly say to get it or not get it. However, if you are looking for a webcam, you can’t go wrong picking this one. It works for me. And the video quality is good enough.

With crisp images, excellent sound, and solid build quality, this is an excellent webcam. Right out of the box, the build quality is obvious. The hinges move easily, the lens is glass (hard to scratch), and the entire device is well thought out. Attaching it to my monitor or laptops was simple, as the hinged case grips even very thin monitors, allowing for multiple viewing angles. Setup is a breeze. I plugged it into my USB port, Windows found the device, installed it, and Logitech located and suggested the correct software to manage it. Once installed, the camera performed as advertised; crisp, high-definition images, and clear sound from the dual microphones. The Logitech software allows you to add a variety of effects to the image, if you want to use it to take snapshots. One quibble – the privacy screen is a separate piece that you mist locate in the box (be careful – it’s easy to miss) and attach. Once attached, it fits solidly in place, but it would be nice if it were pre-installed in a set location. Overall, the Logitech Pro HD is an outstanding camera for all your webcam needs.

This “useful” Logitech product arrived right on time as I am an educator, who does on-line teaching! The built-in web cams (various laptops) that I was using were very grainy and distorted with some lag. Fast forward, this wonderful product by Logitech brings just the opposite by giving a clear concise picture without any lag time. Out of the box, the product is easy to assemble only requiring downloading of the software, which integrates with my PC desktop well. The built-in microphone produces great audio. Additionally, I appreciate that it is small and portable as I will use it on a combo of my laptops and desktops! In summary, everything about this webcam points to win-win-win! As always, great job Logitech on yet another great product!

LogiTech HD Pro Webcam C920s This webcam seems to cover all the bases for both automatic and manual adjustment of image and audio performance. The webcam quickly adjusts itself to light and sound levels if left on "automatic" but can be tweaked to your satisfaction by manually changing image options if desired. Logitech generally leads the way in webcam technology and performance, and as a moderately priced and very portable unit, this webcam will not disappoint. Image adjustments include aspect ratio and resolution of the camera image all the way from 360x360 (1:1) for a tight head shot to 720p 1920x1080 (16:9) for full view of a small group conference. The quality of each aspect ratio can also be quickly changed to get full 720p resolution even at the 1:1 aspect ratio. Video smoothness can be adjusted for FPS at 24/25/30, and 50hz and 60hz anti-flicker settings depending on your light source. There are also automatic or manual settings for focus, white-correction, chroma as well as other image enhancements. Running the webcam at the highest resolution and fps gave the occasional warning message that the computer might not be able to provide a smooth video at the highest settings, but only an occasional stutter or pixellation running on i5 with plenty of RAM. The smoothness seems to be affected by how many programs are running in the background, as with any webcam. There is a camera "shutter" to close for those that are concerned about intrusion issues, and a standard-size threaded mount on the bottom to put the camera on a tripod if needed. A very nice feature included in the Logitech Capture software is the ability to quickly switch on the "picture in picture" mode to show the webcam image in conjunction with the primary monitor - whichever one you want to be the large image containing the smaller image is very easy to change. The small image can be moved around as desired and is also very easy to resize. The software keeps everything at your fingertips to make quick adjustments if needed. The software window has a somewhat large minimum size, which is not a problem if it can be moved to a side monitor but might get in the way if running on a single monitor. This is not really any different from other webcam software, but is worth mentioning. The microphone/audio was a little "tin can" on Skype when the camera was at a distance of several feet away, but this seems to be more of an issue with Skype than any problem with the webcam microphone. Overall, this webcam offers the best performance for the price, and the wide range of image adjustments should meet just about any video conference and streaming needs.

So if you have a built in camera on your laptop or all-in-one... very much worth getting an external one... and this one is great. I have long since had an Logitech 910, and it has been a solid solid camera. This is nice upgrade, so I can move the 910 over to another usage. Sits great right on your monitor or laptop screen, strong hinge allows you to place it exactly where you want. Comes with a built in tri-pod screw mount (you wouldn't believe how many cameras don't include this). 1080p footage is solid, looks really really good as I can see that in the preview window. The audio is clear and records well. I still use a third party microphone that can be closer to my mouth, but that is a personal preference. Setup, couldn't be easier... just plug it into windows 10, and a few seconds later... up and running. Easy.

Easy to use. Easy to setup. With good lighting great picture, in a darker room quality does seem to go down but still clear enough to stream

Picture quality is great, clear and sharp with good color, even in low light. Audio performance is also better than my previous webcams as reported by people I have talked with on Skype. Automatic controls seem to take care of most lighting situations, but manual controls are available if you need more customization. Although it is a very cheap add-on, the privacy shutter is a great idea that I am surprised isn't already built-in to more webcams and laptops. Mounting on a monitor is very easy, but if you have a monitor with a very small bezel, the camera may obstruct a small part of your screen. On top of that, the retail price is very reasonable for such a high quality webcam

Good for price. Clear picture, focus takes a sec sometimes to adjust. Mic is good, but def. just temporary if needing to use for podcasting/streaming

Very good quality picture and easy operation. Plug and play. The picture quality is excellent. Easy to mount and really like the easy cover and lovely blue light strips that are lit when camera is activated. I use a LED light ring which really makes the image pop and us crystal clear. As high def I upgraded my internet to the fastest possible. Great camera - so much better than using a standard laptop one . Setup in 2 minutes.

Received my Logitech Pro HD Webcam a week ago for testing. This webcam is pretty self-explanatory for connection and setup. Just open up the box and plug in the USB end into an open slot on your PC or laptop. Download the software from Logitech's website. This webcam is great for those starting out with streaming and takes decent quality photos. Also a great replacement to any other subpar webcams on laptops. I recommend this to anyone looking to replace their current webcam and/or starting out to stream. Software is easy to instal and use.

Webcam was easy to install and works well. I really appreciate the privacy shutter (although I'm sure it doesn't turn off the microphone). I have an older "clamshell" type Logitech webcam on another computer that also works well. This brand seems to be well made and well thought out.