I bought two of these cameras for my office for conference-room videoconferencing with Microsoft Lync, Skype, and other methods, but when I saw how well they worked, I bought one for my personal use.

The Logitech BCC950 ConferenceCam ($249.99 direct) is a pretty serious webcam , with the ability to transmit continuous 1080p video at 30 frames per second along with full-duplex audio.

Clear 1080p video; Loud speakerphone; Well-designed base; Useful remote; Silent adjustments; Driverless setup in Windows 7; Works with a variety of business and consumer-level video chat programs

Expensive

Although it's not cheap by consumer standards, Logitech's BCC950 ConferenceCam is an excellent solution for businesses wanting to get into video communication without going to the much greater expense of installing traditional room-based systems.

Smart-looking; reasonably flexible design; High-quality audio and video; No drivers required; Works with a range of video conferencing applications; PTZ control via base unit or supplied remote

Expensive compared to consumer HD webcams; No monitor attachment for camera; Pan-tilt movement could be smoother

This is my second purchase of the Logitech Conference Camera, and I am happy once again. Definitely reccomend this product for small (2-8) person board room setting.

The Logitech BCC950 ConferenceCam is a video-conferencing camera aimed at business users. It takes a lot of its stylistic cues from conference room phones, with a large speaker and microphone grille built into the base.

Its image quality isn’t perfect, but this business-grade webcam is an easy way to add video to your conference calls

Businesses strive to increase collaboration and decrease spending, but accomplishing both at the same time can be challenging - particularly when team members aren't in the same location.

Videoconferencing solutions are usually out of reach of small businesses, but Logitech's BCC950 melds an HD eyeball camera and speakerphone for a more affordable alternative.

Videoconferencing solutions are usually out of reach of small businesses, but Logitech's BCC950 melds an HD eyeball camera and speakerphone for a more affordable alternative. The camera offers 1080p image quality at 30fps and its built-in pan and tilt motors can be operated from the base unit or a...

As well as making webcams for the consumer market, Logitech also makes models for business users. The BCC950 ConferenceCam is one such model.

Image quality in good lighting conditions; Excellent audio quality; Comprehensive set-up: webcam + microphone + speaker; Motorised pan; tilt and zoom; Remote control included

Image quality is slightly better in the C920; Microphone may struggle to pick up users sitting the furthest away