📷 Black Logitech C925-e Webcam with HD Video and Integrated Stereo Microphones Review

Honestly after reading the reviews I had very high hopes for this camera. But it's incredibly dark and a very strange color. Can't figure out how to fix this. But compared to the cheaper Nexigo n930af, the nexigo has a brighter picture with normal color reproduction.

The biggest disadvantage of the two star deduction is the missing swivel. If you have two monitors at an angle to each other, you can't put the camera on one of them without pointing it to the left or right of your seat. Image clarity, ease of installation and performance are outstanding.

It should be noted that I'm not sure or able to determine if the product I received didn't exist or not, but ever take a look at the settings of the microphone characteristics have thrown. I found that at 16000 Hz it couldn't go above 16 Kbps. In Windows 10 this is called "Tape Recorder Quality". I have no idea why this is the case and downloading drivers from the internet or using third party driver software has not been able to improve this. Had to go back immediately.

I had high hopes for this webcam. I thought Logitech had a good name. The picture isn't bad, although for a supposedly 1080p it doesn't look nearly as good as my phone's camera. But the sound is just awful! It has a tin can sound that gets even more distinct and ringing when you try to record vocals or guitar. So don't sing "Happy Birthday" to your grandchildren. You will sound angry. I'm considering coming back for a refund and buying something else. As I can't use it for half of what I bought

Recently tested all 3 models for cost effective VC office installation. I would recommend the C930 for group video calls as 90 degrees makes a huge difference. To be honest, the picture between C930 and C925 is very similar, and the key point is the angle of coverage. With the C920, that's the price of the game - $20 less for lower video quality. Highest price, sharper than C920 but not as sharp as C925. Much wider at 90 degrees - much wider at 90 degrees - for my use this was best for VCs…

Pros: Works well on Windows, sharp (8/10) image, no lens distortion, natural colors, comfortable privacy screen, good microphone, wide angle lens, good for room conferencing. Cons: Unusable On a Mac (blurry/blurry), the lens' angle of view is a bit wide if you're only using it for personal use. I bought it to use as a personal webcam (i.e. to switch between Windows PC and Macbook Pro (2015)). It worked great on Windows but was very blurry on Mac. I ended up buying another model that better…

This webcam delivers exceptionally clear audio and video, perfect for 1-3 people and connects easily to my MacBook. Recently, there has been a focus on video conferencing at my workplace given the growing number of telecommuters (which I am one of). The EyeSight camera built into my MacBook is very good, but when I place it on my desk in my home office, it collides with many windows, causing constant contrast issues. I bought this webcam and moved it closer by attaching a 25" flex jaw with long

When it suddenly came time to spend a lot of time remotely in online meetings, me decided to invest in a decent camera and read a lot of reviews. Although this camera was quite expensive (and overpriced when in short supply) I decided to buy it based on a review of the image quality and because it had its own microphone which had to be decent too. I also wanted the camera to be plug and play because we can't install proprietary software (drivers or whatever) on our work computers. I was using a