Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like this camera better than my laptop for doing zoom videos. Like the super easy connectivity. No problems at all.

Good camera for the price. Nice it includes a tabletop tripod to sweeten the deal. I use it for my samsung tv

The built in Faux green screening is amazing. I use it a lot, and it has held up just great

When you connect this device you know it’s going to work I tried it and I’m loving it great for streaming on Xbox one x

Its perfect but i rated 4 because the software is not including motion detection like the previous release

So far so good. Haven't had it long enough to be certain. Will update in three months

Works great for twitch. Have mounted on an arm I picked up elsewhere. It comes with a small tripod but didn’t work how I liked it.

Didn’t use to much and all of a sudden it stop working. I’ve moved to different usb connections and it doesn’t work.

Logitech C922 Pro Stream Webcam: Perfect for Online Learning and School Projects! I recently got the Logitech C922 Pro Stream Webcam, and it has been an absolute game-changer for my online classes and school projects. If you’re looking for a reliable webcam for education, this one definitely delivers! The video quality is outstanding. With 1080p resolution at 30 frames per second (fps) and 720p at 60 fps, my instructors and classmates can see me clearly during our virtual classes. The autofocus feature works seamlessly, ensuring I stay sharp and in focus, even if I move around a bit during discussions. One feature that has impressed me is its low-light performance. The automatic light correction ensures that I look great even in less-than-ideal lighting conditions. I’ve had late-night study sessions and early morning classes, and the webcam captures my image clearly without any graininess, which is crucial for effective communication. Setting up the C922 was incredibly simple. It easily clips onto my laptop or monitor, and it also includes a tripod adapter, giving me the flexibility to position it however I need. The USB plug-and-play functionality means I was ready to start my classes in seconds—no complicated software needed! The built-in dual microphones provide excellent audio quality, capturing my voice clearly during discussions and presentations. This is especially important in an online learning environment, where clear communication makes all the difference. My classmates have noted how much better my audio sounds compared to my previous setup. Perfect for Presentations and Group Projects As a student, I often have to present and collaborate with classmates online. The C922’s crisp video quality and clear audio make it easy for me to present my projects confidently. Plus, it integrates well with popular video conferencing platforms, making it a breeze to use for group projects and presentations. Overall, I couldn’t be happier with my Logitech C922 Pro Stream Webcam. It offers exceptional video and audio quality, easy setup, and fantastic features that make it perfect for online learning. If you’re a student looking to enhance your virtual classroom experience or just want a reliable webcam for school projects, I highly recommend the C922. It’s a fantastic investment for anyone in education!

This camera has great picture quality and excellent audio. After several hours of use, I have not experienced any issues. Easy setup and ready to use in minutes. I would highly recommend.

Bottom Line: The Logitech C922 Pro Stream Webcam works well for streaming and recording, but the interplay of hardware and software can be frustrating Pros: versatile placement options, includes tripod, low light adjustment and auto focus works really well, good picture and audio quality, includes 3 month subscription to XSplit premium software Cons: no privacy cover, frustrating software controls Review: Setup is simple. The Logitech can easily be attached to monitor, set on the desk, or attached to the included mini-tripod. On my Mac, I was able to access the webcam and its microphone in Zoom after plugging it in. The first thing I noticed was that the low light adjustment works really well. My home office is fairly dark, due to the paint color and the position of the overhead light, and the C922 really brightened up the picture. Auto focus was also pretty solid, moving quickly between the label of a pen I was holding up back to my face when I lowered the pen. I was pleasantly surprised by the audio quality, which is more than adequate in most cases (although discerning users will still want a separate mic). 1080p picture quality also looks good, although getting there was challenging. Out of the box, the default picture quality is pretty bad; objects in the scene are soft and blurry, and the colors appear washed out. It’s evident that some settings (resolution, frame rate, white balance, etc.) need to be changed, but there’s no way to do that without additional software on a Mac. The Logitech website directs you to download their G Hub software to control the camera. However, on my system, G Hub recognizes the C922 (I get a preview of the camera), but all of the control options are grayed out. After some web searching, I found my way to Logitech’s Camera Control software, which did allow me to change some settings, but from that software you can’t change the resolution, frame rate, or exposure. After more web searching, I downloaded Logi Capture, which provides a much more robust set of camera controls. Turning the resolution to 720p or 1080p produced a much sharper picture, and you can apply several filters or adjustments to fix the color reproduction problem. The problem, however, is that the Logi Capture settings do not carry to other apps (only Camera Control’s settings do), so unless an app has built-in webcam controls, the picture goes back to its lower resolution/frame rate quality. Part of my problem, I think, is that the Logitech C922 Pro Stream Webcam is designed for streaming gamers, and Logitech partnered with XSplit so buyers get 3 months of premium access to the software. Since I don’t want to use XSplit, I had to fiddle my way through other software to get the most of the webcam for my workflow.

Let me start by saying this: if you’re reading this review, I should probably be paying attention to the Zoom meeting I’m on right now... but here we are, and honestly, it’s hard not to admire the crystal-clear image quality of my new Logitech C922 Pro Stream Webcam while I procrastinate. This webcam is an absolute game-changer! It was ridiculously easy to set up—seriously, plug it in, and boom, you're looking like a pro. The 1080p video is so sharp that I almost feel guilty for making my coworkers deal with my ultra-HD face (but not guilty enough to turn my camera off). Whether you're streaming, gaming, or, in my case, “working” on a Zoom call, this little black beauty delivers. It's sleek, reliable, and basically makes you look like you’ve got your life together—even if you're still wearing pajama pants. If you’re on the fence, just get it. But be warned: your stunning image might make you the main focus of every virtual meeting, even when you're just pretending to listen. Cheers to my new favorite work-from-home companion!

I've never had a webcam, but needed one for google meet because my laptop was getting too slow and I wanted to switch to my desktop system. The Logitech C922 was super easy to set up to use with my HP desktop. I admit that the cute little tripod influenced my decision to get this particular one. I tend to buy middle of the road items, and I'm happy with this purchase. The camera seems good (no complaints on the other end) and sound is OK, though I still prefer my microsoft lifechat for that since I'm hard of hearing and using headphones helps. I'm happy with the fact that the little part that fits on top of my monitor doesn't obscure part of my screen. I have an ASUS TUF 27" and was concerned about that, but it fits well and is unobtrusive enough that I can leave it up there all the time. I just easily plug and unplug the USB cord as needed, since I don't use the camera very often. I found the built in software for changing backgrounds too difficult to fool with. It was hard to revert back when I didn't like the new settings, so I decided it wasn't worth using. The only other thing I don't like is that you can't adjust the camera horizontally, only vertically. I have to move the entire monitor if I want to adjust it side to side. Overall a nice little webcam.

I use this webcam for business use, and it has worked great. The picture quality is fantastic. I opted to use an external mic, but the one built-in is perfectly usable. It sounds about how you would expect any web cam mic to sound. It was really easy to set up and use. You can really just plug it in and go. But if you want to downlaod the logitech software, you can do that to get a little more control over it. But to be honest, I just plugged it in and never worried about downloading any extra software. I just use the built in options in things like Teams or Slack to change any settings I need. It does come with a tripod, which I opted not to use. I just don't see much use for it. For most people, I would assume just placing it on top of your monitor will work better than anywhere you can find to put the tripod. Not to mention the head on the tripod is really finnicky. It doesn't really tighten all the way. It's nice to have the option, but I'm willing to bet most people will try it out once and just end up putting it on their monitor like me. Overall, this is a really solid choice for webcam.

This camera works as expected, good resolution. It was easy to install and get working on Win11.

Works like a charm. Easy setup. Great Price and I'm pleased with the videos I can make for my instructional videos. What a special buy for me. Just what I needed. It does everything as advertised.

Best webcam I’ve ever owned. Very clear video and easy to set up. Great for streaming or zooming.

I've been using the older model the C920 for a couple years and it has served me well during that time. However, I needed to replace it because it's starting to behave somewhat erratically and the C922 was at the top of my list. The C922 has a 6’ USB cord and comes with a mini 8" tripod (and 3 month Twitch subscription good through the end of 2017). The camera has the same footprint as the previous C920 measuring 4” across, 1.5” high, and 3" long. On the front is the 1080p HD lens and on the sides are the built-in stereo mic. The status LED on the sides are white instead of the blue and cannot be disabled as on the previous model. On the bottom there’s a 1/4” thread mounting hole for standard tripod mounting and the base splits open so that you can place the webcam over the top of a monitor or laptop screen. The microphone was comparable to the C920 built-in mic but was somewhat quieter even though it seemed to filter out more background noise. At 1080p resolution, the max frame rate is 30fps, but at 720p you can go up to 60 fps, which is a new feature for this camera. The auto-focus is speedy and the auto brightness does a nice job keeping the brightness constant if light levels change. The focusing time is slightly quicker than the C920's performance, and there is little to no latency that I noticed in the recordings. The colors appear more saturated and sharper than the C920 which tended to produce video that was washed out and had softer edges in the same recording conditions. I did try to test out the automatic background removal with Personify Chromacam, but unfortunately I never got it to work properly with OBS on my Windows 10 system. It worked once, and during that test I was able to somewhat replace the background in my video with a green screen, but it wasn’t entirely accurate and sometimes it removed my hair or didn't remove part of the chair; if I moved around enough the entire screen would go to green screen. After that one time Chromacam just kept crashing OBS when I opened it. I can’t recommend the camera for that particular feature based on my experience with the camera/software. I'm sure future update will fix this, since I’ve been reading online, for now, the software is just really buggy and unreliable. For me, it's not a big deal since I'm not a gamer and I wasn't really planning on using the feature for anything in particular. Overall, the C922 is a solid webcam and the video performance is slightly better than the C920. If you’re happy with your C920 and don't need a new webcam, I think you can skip this model upgrade. However, if you're definitely looking to get a new camera with clear and crisp video, I’d pick the C922 over the C920.

Bought for an interview and have been using it for the last two years. Works great and is easy to use.

An Amazing purchase video is quality and very easy to use and setup, One of the best purchases i’ve made.