Logitech StreamCam Review

Webcams are usually seen as an afterthought. They're built into nearly every laptop and tablet, and if you need a dedicated one, plenty of inexpensive options are available. These won't give you the crisp, smooth video you need to bolster your livestreaming career, however. With that in mind, the Logitech StreamCam provides everything you need for top-notch livestreaming for $169.99. With the ability to record up to 1080p video at 60 frames per second in portrait, landscape, or square orientations, included screen and tripod stands, and a capable software package that lets you easily tweak your video feed before you go live, it's a powerful tool for streamers that earns our Editors' Choice. Design The StreamCam is a boxy camera in a black or light gray that measures 2.3 inches high, 1.9 inches wide, and 2.4 inches deep, with a five-foot cable terminating in a USB-C plug. The front of the camera features a fabric cover with the Logitech logo on the bottom and an indicator LED behi...

The Logitech StreamCam is an ideal starting package for livestreamers, with a versatile 1080p60 webcam, screen and table stands, and flexible video processing software.

Crisp, smooth video; Lots of recording options; Includes screen and tripod mounts

Expensive; Logitech Capture software doesn't stream

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Easy to install tripod mount attachment was a bonus good quality images and audio was very good.

Awesome camera

Bought for work calls. Fantastic product

Nice picture

Excellent picture quality, gives good skin tones. Can edit the settings using the Logitech software, including adding watermarks and overlays and selecting a secondary video source when streaming. I use it for Zoom Meetings and the quality is excellent! I use it with a type-c to type-a adapter (bought on ebay), and make sure you have usb 3.0 port to get 1080p (but only need 720p for zoom). A bit pricey but it was the only webcam in stock when I needed one.

Very disappointed

Very disappointed Couldnt connect to desktop computer there is no adapter available a waste of $229 it might as well go in the garbage bin