Webcams
Home office webcams
These home office webcams are suitable for daily use, such as taking online classes or catching up with friends and family.Conference webcams
Conference webcams have a wide field of view and high resolution, so everyone in the room is sharp and clearly visible.Streaming webcams
With streaming cams, you can elevate your content to the next level. They record images in high resolution and are suitable for every gamer.All webcams
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Bestselling webcams
The best webcam per price range
- Full HD (1080p) | HP 320 HD Webcam
Sharp video quality with wide viewing angle.
With autofocus, you barely have blurry images.
Due to the built-in microphone with mono sound, you're harder to understand.
Because of the Full HD resolution, you don't have the sharpest video resolution.
From35,99 - Full HD (1080p) | Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam
Sharp video quality with wide viewing angle.
With autofocus, you barely have blurry images.
Due to the built-in microphone with stereo sound, you're harder to understand.
Because of the Full HD resolution, you don't have the sharpest video resolution.
From88,- - 4K (2160p) | Logitech Brio Webcam
Super sharp video resolution, frame rate, and colors.
2 built-in microphones with noise reduction and stereo sound.
Thanks to HDR| autofocus, you also have a sharp image in low light.
Extra privacy thanks to the removable privacy switch.
From184,-
Conference camera of the month
Logitech MeetUp 2 Conference Camera
With the Logitech MeetUp 2 Conference Camera, you can get the most out of meetings in small spaces. You can use this webcam with a fixed PC or in BYOD mode, so you're flexible during meetings. This webcam has a 4K resolution, so everyone's in frame. The AI functions of this webcam also ensure an even better image and sound.
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Advice on webcams
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How do you choose the right webcam?
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Frequently asked questions
Which webcam suits me?
Not every webcam is the same. For example, ask yourself the following when you're choosing the best webcam for you: Do I use functions like autofocus? Which resolution do I need? Do I want a model I can tilt and swivel? Do I need a built-in microphone?
How can you connect your webcam?
You can connect all webcams via USB. It's a matter of putting the USB cable in a USB port, and the webcam works. It's important that you install the correct drivers. Download the drivers of the webcam online to be sure they work well. Next, you only have to test it and you're ready to make video calls or stream with your new webcam.
What can I do if my webcam isn't recognized?
If your webcam isn't recognized, you're possibly missing drivers after a recent update. It's also possible that your antivirus program is blocking the webcam, your privacy settings for webcam access don't allow it for some apps, or that there's a problem with the app you want to use.
What's the difference between webcams and IP cameras?
Webcams and IP cameras get mixed up sometimes. You use a webcam for video calls and it has to be connected to a computer or laptop. This means that only the user of the computer has access to the webcam. An IP camera is a security camera. Via WiFi, you can watch the footage from your security camera on your smartphone from anywhere in the world, for example. If they have permission, multiple users can have access to that footage.
How do I use Windows Hello with my webcam?
Windows Hello makes logging in quick and easy, as well as secure and personal. If your laptop and webcam support Windows Hello, you can log in with facial recognition. That way, Windows Hello makes logging in up to 3 times faster than with a password.
Why do I need a webcam if I already have a laptop camera?
Webcams have many advantages compared to built-in cameras. Webcams are separate, so you can position and adjust them to your liking. Laptop cameras are often in illogical places, so you're not in focus properly. The image quality of webcams is also often better, just like the sound quality of the microphone. The viewing angle is larger than that of a regular laptop camera, especially those of conference cameras meant for larger groups. Unique functions like autofocus, HDR light adjustment, and noise reduction are also some benefits of separate webcams.
