Logitech - C920e HD Webcam

Elgato Facecam Neo, Razer Kiyo, if you want a built-in light or Logitech c920 series. Take your pick, all for less $100 usd typically

Look into the nexigo series, super affordable great quality, I personally have a nexigo N60 cam, it replaced the c920 cam I bought under advice and ended up hating. If you’d like a comparison my twitch name is the same as this username and my recent vods show me using both the nexigo N60 (facecam) + the c920 as my desk cam to see for yourself and make an informed decision (: best of luck on your cam journey!

Anything from the above list. I got a Logitech C920e from Amazon for $60 and same day delivery. Was able to integrate it into my home theater with minimal changes.

I have a Logitech 920 and a Sony ZVe10 both connected via usb , work fine.

OK. I've been using a C920e and I've seen some people complaining about the 920. I thought it was fine, but it's making me nervous that it's not fine. I'm not sensitive to 60 fps vs 30 or whatever. So, it's hard for me to tell if it's an issue.

I'm having nothing but problems with my C920X. Freezes with Instant Messenger (FB) and all the tests I run do the same thing. Seems like it's a driver issue. Not sure I'd recommend it...in fact I'm sending mine back to Amazon.

I have to disagree. Just installed my new Logitech C920X and it freezes on every test and on Instant Messenger. Pretty sure it's a driver issue. Running Win 10. Not what I expected from Logitech...should be a simple plug and play.

I use a Logitech C-925e camera to stream directly from my Xbox and don’t have any issues, I wish I had a Logitech brio though for better quality but the one I have isn’t bad.

Logitech c920 is the gold-standard starter cam. 1080p30, decent quality if you give it enough light (and white-balance it!). To stress, make sure you have planned your lighting setup, and if you have not, spend a bit of time watching at least basic lighting-for-videography tutorials on YouTube. A decent 2 or 3-point lighting setup will make a major difference, even if it's just bowl-reflector worklights with high-CRI bulbs and cheap diffuser socks from Amazon. Stepping up from there on the cam goes to the realm of the Elgato Facecam series, in the $250 range. (Which also need good lighting to give best results.)

Does anybody have any recommendations for an actual webcam that won't have a terrible echo? I know you can use a separate mic or headphones or whatever, but I want to be able to sit down on my computer and casually chat with people. I have the logitech 920 (I think) and it has a terrible echo.