Logitech C920e. It's just a half decent camera for something I don't feel is super important. It's only 30 fps though which makes quick movements blurry/jerky which is a little off putting. Also, it needs really good lighting, which can be annoying.
Spending little and getting something decent are, unfortunately, conflicting metrics in my experience. 🙂 But the Logitech C920e is okay and not too pricey, though you’ll need the Logi Tune app.
Logitech ç930e or 920e is what I use and it handles many lighting situations decently. The e gives a wide angle and using logitune he can restrict the frame better.
Warning, do NOT buy razer. I have purchased 2 and both cause hard freezes on two different computers (the drivers are a mess). It was a problem that took me over a day figuring out which device was causing it.
I use the M720 mouse and MK850 keyboard combo from Logitech. Both wireless. For camera I have a Logitech C920e. They're pretty comfortable and the quality on the camera is decent, although there are probably better cameras out there.
The mouse is by far my favorite. The ergonomic mouse they make is also amazing. Never thought id like using an ergo mouse until I used theirs.
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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