Logitech webcams Conference Cam BCC950,1080p

I have trouble believing I never left a review for this. I love this for my WFH setup. Works seamlessly with Teams and Zoom and I'm told both sounds and visual quality are quite good on the other end.

Works perfectly

I screwed around for several months trying to go cheap on a camera/microphone for my desktop computer at home. After a lot of disappointment I finally decided to bite the bullet and spend decent money to get a camera from a brand that I have experience with and trust, Logitech.The BCC950 is an awesome camera. I don't need all of the features, for instance I don't have VOIP so I don't need the telephone compatibility. The auto focus is great, so is the zoom. The pan and tilt are fun, but not needed by me for my applications, but I can see where this would be valuable in a conference room setting with multiple attendees in the same conference room, you wouldn't have to settle for a long shot of the conference table and hope you could see whose lips are moving.As I said, this is an awesome camera. If I need another one, or if I need to specify one for my office at work, if we ever get back to our offices, I know what I am going to get.

Second one I buy after my 5 years old one died. Relatively cheap for the quality. Nice to have a remote.

It makes me insane to be in a conference room and the people on the phone can't see what's happening. I had a small webcam I and would sometimes set them up in the room, but it was not very effective. I searched around and found this one and it's great. It's not the best camera nor the best conference phone, but combined it's perfect. The ability to pan and zoom is a little choppy, but more than effective for a meeting. It's is well worth the small investment.

Nowadays we are all meeting via zoom or teams meetings and when more then one person is involved on the call, a simple cam or the build in cam on my laptop doesn’t do the job. This is where this Logitech Conference Cam comes in.Super easy setup. Out of the box, it’s quite easy to put together and I didn’t even need to read the directions. Connection to computer is easy, basically just plug and play. Comes with a nifty remote that lets you control the cam from anywhere in the room. The build in microphone and speaker is decent and doesn’t break up during the calls (and no complaints from the other side regarding noise).

This unit is designed for individual use, but has a wide field of view. The unit is operated by remote control which is designed to move in stages, rather than a smooth pan. The straight mounting arm for the camera is an appropriate height, but I've had to place the unit off to the side of my monitor. Doing so, does not allow for a straight viewing angle, but the wide pan makes up for it. The audio sound is good quality and integrates easily with my PC. I was able to use the USBc plug-in from my docking station to power the unit as an alternative to the plug.

I was hoping that the premium price would equate to superior quality, but that was not the case with this webcam. I started the return process within the first hour I received this product. The only interesting thing about this webcam is that it can pan up down and to the sides. The image quality was just soo overexposed that I could immediately tell I would never want to take a call with this webcam. The vertical extension stick is very delicate and does not seem like it would last very long. I have been testing out a lot of webcams and mirrorless cameras to find the best mix of features and price for a webcam. Right now (Oct 2021) your best bet would be to check out the Elgato Facecam instead of this. I returned this Logitech webcam and will continue to look for better options. I’ve heard good things about the Logitech 4K brio and will have to test that out as well. Will update if I find something else that I would recommend.