Review on 👀 Logitech C920x HD Pro Webcam by Jasmit Chitkara ᠌

First, I'd like to comment on how high-quality the microphones are. At first, I attempted to utilize my previous camera and a Philips SBC ME570 microphone instead of this one. Day and night quality, as the saying goes. The C920 microphones allow you to freely move around the room, speak in a whisper, and play music without disrupting the conversation. The camera also offers a sound correction option that can effectively "smother" ambient noise such as wind or soft music. In general, there are options, they function, and the final decision is up to you. When the noise cancellation feature is deactivated, the only distortion is a slight clicking sound. Still, it's possible that the issues stem from my internal sound card, the gain setting, or some other factor. To be honest, it doesn't really matter. The picture's clarity is the second thing I want to point out. Because this is obviously not High Definition. It's impossible to fool physics: the 920's matrix was physically shrunk from 5 to 3 megapixels. As their distance from the camera increases, distant things blur more and more. A piece of text on paper, for example, will cause the camera to spend a considerable amount of time searching for the macro setting. Apart from that, no problems have arisen. Sufficient for online meetings. Finally, I'd like to comment on the mount. We know this to be a crucial factor because of previous experience. Unlike most cameras of its kind, this one incorporates a tripod mount. A waste of time, as I find it far more practical to use a mini tripod to steady my camera. Finally, I'd want to emphasize the practicality of working. I had no issues with the "software from the official site" they mention. The motto "connect and go, let's go" applies to everything. Operating system version: Win7 Pro 64-bit. To rephrase: take it if you don't care about the cash, and remember that there was a basic, in-built camera before this.