📹 Enhance Small Meeting Rooms with Logitech MeetUp HD Video and Audio Conferencing System: Seamless Collaboration Made Easy Review

Has some pros A good camera for a small meeting room, goes well with a 55-inch TV. Particularly pleased with the external microphone. Got cons: Autofocus, focusing on sound, etc. only work with installed software on the computer, you have to tinker with the settings.

We've had this device for 16 months and it's hardly ever used in our conference room. We use it maybe once every 3 weeks or so. We have several small Logitech cameras in our office attached to each desk and they're fine, but we were looking for a much more premium solution. We thought we found a great solution (almost 17 times more expensive) with this camera. It worked great at first and was very sharp. Recently, the focus has strayed and is blurry. This camera has never been moved, dropped…

The camera is good and reasonably well built, but the microphone sucks and the documentation on its range is inconsistent - some descriptions say 6ft, others 8ft. It's closer to 6ft so I had to buy an outrageously overpriced extension mic, which is also proprietary so not useful as a mic for anything else (although it at least works fine). I've used it during quarantine and it's the best option for vacuum products, but it's overpriced for what it is. The Facebook portal has a much better…

Whoever designed this thing suggests you place 20 attendees at an executive boardroom table, place Meetup at one end of the table, and see EVERYONE seated at the table . This design goal results in a wider angle than necessary. WORSE as it has NO optical zoom, that extreme wide angle means you ZOOM and the resolution goes to hell. I had to return this item. Logitech PDF Specifications IMPLIED 5x zoom. That implies optical zoom, especially when you pay the steep $900 price tag. But no! This is…