I got the [Logitech Brio 300](https://www.logitech.com/en-us/shop/p/brio-300-webcam.960-001447). It’s affordable ($50-60), and it has good picture quality and a privacy shutter.
At $100 the Logitech C920s and Logitech Brio 300 are the two worth looking at.
C920s = 1080p, solid autofocus, works great on any lighting. Been the standard recommendation for years for good reason.
Brio 300 = newer, slightly better low-light performance, more compact. Worth the few extra dollars if you're on video calls in a dimly lit room.
Skip anything under $50 - the autofocus is usually terrible and you end up looking blurry whenever you move.
Can't go wrong with the logitech brio line at 1080p or obsbot tiny se they are my top picks. But if you want something that has been tried and true for years, the c922 from logitech is always a good option although older, it is rock solid and built for 1080p 30 fps webcam content with auto focus and great low light.
Idk my wife and I both use these and they work great. Got them when we needed something better than the laptop built in cameras
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For a hall that size, I’d skip expensive conference-room systems. A Logitech Brio (or even a C920) on a tripod paired with a Jabra Speak 750 or Anker PowerConf in the center of the room is a reliable and cost-effective setup. In my experience, audio quality matters far more than video quality for remote attendees. Spend most of the budget on a good microphone and you’ll get much better results than investing in a high-end camera.
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