C920

What’s your use case? Just basic zoom call? Either is good. This brio is a newer line version so unsure about its reliability. The first one 920x is solid. Comes down to price difference

I use a Logitec C920 and a Razer Kiyo Pro for my streams. I use the Kiyo for my face cam because it's a sharper webcam than the c920. Though with my weak PC I have to scale it down a bit because if you have the processor power to drive it, it'll take it. Both are modestly priced cameras.

I use a Logitech C920 for a curated diorama scene, and a Razer Kiyo Pro for my facecam. I like them both. Though I use the Kiyo for my facecam because it's a well sharper image.

Hi everyone, I’ve been looking into streaming camera setups recently and honestly spent way too much time researching different options, from basic webcams to full mirrorless setups. Figured I’d put together a simple list in case it helps someone else trying to upgrade. I personally ended up looking into some of the newer hybrid options like the YoloCam S7, but I also compared quite a few traditional webcams and camera setups along the way. I know lists like this never match everyone’s opinion, so feel free to disagree or add better suggestions. Basic Setup (Beginner) Logitech C920 / C920x – It’s still one of the most common starter webcams. Easy to use and reliable. Anker PowerConf C200 -2K webcam with good clarity and decent low-light performance for the price. Best for beginners: Logitech C920 Mid-Tier (Better Quality Webcams) Logitech MX Brio – Improved image processing and overall clarity compared to older Logitech models. Elgato Facecam MK.2 – Popular among streamers who want more control over image tuning. OBSBOT Meet series – Known for AI features like auto framing and tracking. Best from this range: Elgato Facecam MK.2 High-End Webcams / Hybrid Cameras YoloCam S3 – Larger sensor than most webcams and noticeably better image quality than typical setups. Insta360 Link 2C – Strong autofocus and tracking features. Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra – Often considered one of the closest webcams to DSLR-like quality. Best from this range: Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra Best from this range: Elgato Facecam MK.2 High-End Webcams / Hybrid Cameras YoloCam S3 – Larger sensor than most webcams and noticeably better image quality than typical setups. Insta360 Link 2C – Strong autofocus and tracking features. Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra – Often considered one of the closest webcams to DSLR-like quality. Best from this range: YoloCam S3 Advanced (Near DSLR / Hybrid Setup) YoloCam S7 – Micro Four Thirds sensor with interchangeable lenses, sits somewhere between a webcam and a full camera setup. Mirrorless cameras (Sony / Canon + capture card) – Highest quality but also the most complex setup. Best from this range: Depends on whether you want simplicity (YoloCam S7) or full control (mirrorless setup) Overall (Personal Take) Best simple upgrade: Elgato Facecam MK.2 Best bridge option: YoloCam S3 Best full quality setupn (for me): YoloCam S7 I’m just curious to know what people here are actually using for their streams. Are most people still going the full DSLR/mirrorless route, or are these newer hybrid/webcam setups good enough now?

Hi The Logitech C920x HD Pro Webcam has performed really well in our offices, but it produces grainy video in our dimly lit conference room for 15 participants. I'm considering adding lighting and upgrading to Logitech Rally, though YouTube demos show grainy, low-detail footage, closer to 720p than true Ultra HD—which is disappointing given the lens size and cost. Our current setup includes a C920 cam, Behringer XENYX 1202FX mixer, four MXL FR-401M mics, a PC, and dual 65" TVs. It worked well until issues started cropping up. With new offices and multiple conference rooms coming, we’re looking for a more integrated, flexible system, primarily for Zoom and Google Meet, but also allowing visitors to connect their laptops easily. What’s your take on Rally’s real-world video and audio quality? Any other brands worth considering? Thanks!

WFH so I just use a USB switcher which allows me to use my Glorious GMMK 3 75% keyboard that I also use for gaming. Use a Logitech MX Master mouse for work and some old Logitech HD920 Webcam I've had for like a decade

Camera: Logitech C920 Pro HD (has a decent microphone in it which helps a lot) Keyboard: old Microsoft Natural, because I love it still. A modern MS ergonomic keyboard is a reasonable substitute. Mouse: Logitech MX3 or an old Magic Mouse (I switch hands occasionally and the MX3 is right hand only) A vertical laptop stand makes a big difference if your desk is small or crowded.

I got a Logitech C920 HD Pro and am happy with it so far Lightning makes the difference in the setup. And also, how/where do you stream at 4k60fps?! On twitch, with the max bitrate of 8000kbps they set, you'll already get lucky if you have a 1080p60 clean enough to be enjoyable for viewers (I chose to stream a beautiful 936p60 instead of a blurry 1080p60)