Webcam recommendations

[stoofa]

Hi All,

I'm in need of a Webcam - within the next month I'm taking part in a couple of "from home" training courses.
Don't want to spend a fortune on anything, however it does appear 1080p cameras are not exactly bank breaking.
Anyone have any relatively cheap & cheerful recommendations?

Cheers.

 

[MrRockliffe]

It’s not so much about the resolution with webcams, but lens quality and general sensor quality/size.


The C920 is a great webcam if you can get it for a decent price

 

[stoofa]

I didn't think there were rules on competitor naming here for years?
I'm sure I'll be officially chastised if there are

Cheers - I'll see what the C920 can be picked up for.

 

[khull]

I have a Logitech Brio 4k (second hand). Can't fault it and much better value than buying a lower spec one brand new

 

[varkanoid]

You’ll need to remove this from your post, since recommending one from there would be in violation of competitor rules

Also quoting it breaks the rules too

I`d go with Logitech also. Some of the chinese generic 1080p or 4k webcams around £20 are god damn awful.

We have the C920. My other son has a Razer Kiyo and I`m well impressed with the quality of picture, its £99 tho.

 

[GreyHam]

I have a Logitech c920 and it's very good

 

[Cooler running]

Prefer the Logitech StreamCam over the c920, but both are fine webcams.

 

[aimless]

Logitechs all the way

 

[stoofa]

Cheers for the recommendation - in true OCUK style....I ignored you all!
I did read a lot of reviews on that C920 and it does seem great and £68 isn't really bank breaking.
Decided to give the Creative Live! CAM Sync V2 a try. £36 and I've still got time to return it for the C920 if it really isn't up to much.