Logitech Pro Stream WebCam, 30 fps at 1080p, Autofocus, Omni-directional microphones, Black

This is my first ever purchase of a webcam. After adjusting settings, and testing the picture, photo, video, and mic I am a very happy customer.____Negatives: mic is weak. The closer you are the better, and in my case not so good. Also depends on your environment and settings. Nevertheless, I got myself a lavalier mic. I will be testing it soon.____Positives: The webcam is awesome. Which was the most important part. Now I highly recommend going to the Logitech website and downloading their app called Logitech capture.____From there you can adjust the settings, and these can make a huge difference in how your camera operates. The lighting you use is vital. But once your lighting is good and your settings adjusted, you will get a buttery smooth picture.____I looked up several YouTube videos to understand and explain things in this regard and they were very helpful. This cam uses a usb-a and can be mounted onto a tripod.____If you need a good webcam, give this one a shot, I definitely recommend it.

I am a big Logitech fan and this web-cam does not disappoint. At the IT manager at a convention center, all of my users have web-cams and they are all one type of Logitech or another.

This is a solid webcam. Unpacking it was okay. It comes covered with that protective plastic all over it. So I unpacked it and it includes the camera with attached USB cable. It's a conventional USB connector. I only tried it on USB 3.0 so can't comment if it works on 2.0 or not. The unit has a neat and sturdy mounting bracket for mounting on the top of your monitor. Quite nice. It also has a provision for a tripod screw which I did not use, but nice to have. Surprisingly, to me anyway, it does not come with software , i.e. when you plug it in to your USB port nothing happens. I went to Logitech's website and downloaded their capture software, installed it and it worked fine after doing that. The quality of the picture is amazingly good. I couldn't detect any fuzziness in movement. Guess the 30 fps helps with that. So in these days of working from home and kids learning from home this is a useful tool and a high quality one.

Way cool! This well designed and precision engineered hardware hangs snugly on a computer monitor. No complicated instructions. Simple to use. Just plug it into your usb and hang it on your monitor and even fits well on my 2” deep tv screen. It is balanced and weighted nicely so once you set it, it stays in place. If you want to use a tri-pod there is a screw hole for it. The adjustable stand allows this to pirch nicely on its own. The video this produces is amazingly clear and crisp. After using it, I don't want to go back to the standard built in. The only down side is it enhances your appreciation for the quality image and when you see your friends on their built in cameras they look terrible.

Very easy to set up, 2 simple steps. , I just pushed the camera down on the laptop while it was open and stuck the USB on side of laptop , I had someone send me a Zoom link, clicked on it, picture and sound is excellent. The only thing that could use improvement is the tightness of the camera where you attach it to laptop, it's just a groove there, not deep and no way to adjust the tight/ grip, but has not fallen off so far, so maybe it doesn't need improvement, but it would a welcomed addition for me.

The packaging did not include and user manual. I have to call support to get assistance finding the driver and software for the cam. The support agent was very knowledgeable and provided me to the download link. The camera has been working great once all drivers and software were installed.

I haven't used a webcam for my PC for a very long time so I'm not very familiar with the other options out there on the market today. The Logitech 1080p Pro Stream Webcam was easy to use. The epitome of Plug and Play. You plug it in your USB port and it automatically installs the necessary software. I put it on my decade old Windows 10 HP computer and it functioned with no issues. It was actually a lot smaller than I thought it would be. The camera was very easy to adjust (the view, up and down). It just sits on top of your computer screen. You don't have to worry about any damage to your screen because it's not a clamp, but it is secure. I tested the camera on a Zoom music lesson. The video was clear enough. I didn't have any lagging issues but I think that's more of a question of your internet speed (I have cable internet.) if that is your problem. This is camera does have a built in microphone, no speakers. The microphone works great. I didn't have to talk louder; it was very sensitive. The camera is not like a more expensive professional video blogger camera but it works well for casual use, video chats and such. The only thing that I wish it had was a manual PHYSICAL privacy shutter for the camera. I don't like having cameras in my house because if someone really wanted to that can hack anything. (I'm not that tech savvy to stop hackers.) I just put a post-it note on it when I'm not using it or just unplug it all together. This camera does have lights along the sides to tell you that the camera is on though, so that's good.

The item comes pre assembled which makes installment a lot easier, however the hinge design for backing it onto the screen is not that great as it's difficult to get it exactly in the place you want. It is a little difficult to get the tilt correct, but In the end it gets the job done. Chord is a little short so needs to be put directly on the monitor you'd be using and not run from a distance. The driver automatically installs when you plug the USB into the computer which makes things very easy. Picture comes through very clearly, however the 30 frames per second processing speed makes the video choppy and not as fluid as you'd expect. Microphone picks up everything perfectly and comes through clearly with no problems.

Picture was too dark and grainy. It's plug and play and comes with no instructions just the camera in a box. I actually bought a cheaper webcam from Logitech at the same time as this one and expected it to be even worse but it worked better than expected. It was twenty five dollars less so I ended up returning this one.

USB-A, no adapter or specs about it in 2026. Why not just connect it with a parallel port from the 80s?