Logitech - C922x

Depende kung san mo gagamitin. Streaming? Or pang general work video/conference call lang? Ok na yang pinost mo for the latter. If willing ka naman gumastos go with elgato facecam. I used the logi c922 and c920 before and they are alright. I believe there are newer brands, check out Harris Heller (Senpai Gaming) on youtube for reviews.

Ano use case mo? I've been using the 1080p variant of this webcam for 3yrs now for work and it's serviceable.  I actually have a company issued 1080p Logitech webcam that is so much clearer than this Rapoo, pero mas gusto si Rapoo due to the lens cover. I have saved my co-workers from seeing my messy bed hair multiple times during early morning calls. 🥹 Kung streaming use case mo, feel ko baka ekis sya.

Eto ata sya https://ph.shp.ee/iTdTbod Hindi naka-indicate sa waiver slip ko yung actual model. Ahahaha Edit: Yep, nas likely na C922 yung issued saken kasi white ilaw nya kapag in use 

other comments have pretty much told you what you’re looking for here, basically the no name amazon brands are really untrustworthy, so if you actually get the specs theyre advertising you would be pretty lucky. i have a recc for a mid range cam for you, the logitech c922 pro cam is pretty decent at least by my standards. i got it half price for about $50 AUD a couple years ago, so for the price point its good quality, havent had any issues apart from sometimes colours/skin looking a little washed out (though i am sure theres a way for me to fix it, just havent looked into it yet) autofocus is honestly by my standards great for a cam this price too be sure to research further yourself to see if you like ir though, good luck 🤞

My first webcam was a cheap ish one from Amazon that lasted me about a year. Then I upgraded to a simple Logitech c922 pro for 1-2 years. Now I use the Insta360 Link webcam & have a Sony a6400 on hand as well. I moved my Logitech c922 to be a secondary angle cam. For lighting, I bought a 60ish dollar ring light on Amazon and have my webcam attached to it. I attach them to my desk w/ an arm. My goal in the beginning of my streaming journey was to spend as little money on equipment as possible and see what could still produce an okay quality. Lighting is KEYYY.

Haven't had any issues with my c922 not recognizing. It sometimes disconnects from Nvidia broadcast but that's about it.

I’ve been messing with the new webcam tracking too—Logitech C920/C922 seems to be the go-to for a reason. Decent FOV, solid tracking, and doesn’t break the bank. Just make sure it can hit 60fps if possible—feels way smoother. Heard mixed things about fancy cams like OBSBOT. Cool tech, but not sure VRChat plays nice with all that auto-framing yet.

I have the c922 pro and it looks like crap IMO

https://preview.redd.it/rldp13mjc3ge1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2a97995765bd83dcf93107d1f748b7324fd4c586 **Hey everyone!** I’m not completely finished yet—right now, I just have the setup in place. So please don’t judge the current cable chaos! 😄 I just wanted to share my setup tips in case anyone else is looking to build a **DartsMind** setup. # Hardware: * **iPad Pro** * **Logitech C922 Webcam** * **UGREEN Revodok USB-C Hub** (Ethernet, 4K HDMI, PD 100W, 3× USB-A 3.0) * **UGREEN USB Extension Cable (3m, USB 3.0)** * **OFFCUP Camera Wall Mount** * **Mac USB Power Plug** 💡 **Important:** Make sure to use a **USB hub + extension cable** that supports **USB-A 3.0** for optimal performance. Let me know if you have any questions or if you're working on a similar setup! 🚀🎯

I have a 922 Pro, it's 1080p30, so not a 60 fps cam if you need to be in 1080p. I also hate it, it's hard to get the colors right, even in good light. For now I am only using it as a top down cam, and not my main cam. For my main can I use an Elgato Facecam MK.2. And that is a 1080p60 cam, and the colors are much better. But to be honest, for a relatively cheap, and good webcam, with 4k30/1080p/60, I would have a look at the OBSBOT Meet 2. You can also get the OBSBOT Meet SE, at 1080p/100fps if you don't need the 4k resolution, for an even cheaper price.

I have a Logitech C922 Pro which works quite well & a cheap AliExpress endoscope camera to watch the nozzle.

I used the C922 pro which I got used for like 60€ 5 years ago and it never failed me, I don’t really stream anymore but it still works great whenever I use it

I used a Logitech c922 and after setting up simple 2 point lighting my stream looked a lot more professional. Knowing some basic lighting and framing techniques will help you more than spending a bunch of money on an expensive camera

I'd recommend a used Logitech c920 or c922 and then fix your lighting. If you need face tracking or bokeh or background removal there's Nvidia broadcast/effects sdk or facetracking obs plugins that work equally as well. You don't need 4k since most of your audience and platform of your choice probably only have 1080p viewing capabilities tbh. Then you could work your way up to more complicated setups.

The C922 is the goat of budget-friendly streaming. Used two for different angles for about 4 years with minimal issues.

another vote for a c 922 or c922x.

another vote for a c 922 or c922x.

The c920 is just a classic standard all around fine webcam. But it is getting a bit old now and was release date back in 2012... Logitech have the c922 that can do 60fps in 1080p tho. Logitech Brio is a better webcam overall and can do 4k. Insta360 Link 2 is also there but is in a completely different price range.

The dock USB A seems to be able to handle less speed and therefore less fps. Check this and tell me. Piranha cam in USB C seems to work fine connected to C but less fps connected to USB A in dock. Logitech 922 connected to USB A also suffer from this fps lack.

60fps definitely helps, 4k is overkill for most streamers unless you're doing something really visual. Logitech C920/C922 are solid and popular for a reason, good value. If you wanna spend more, Elgato Facecam is great. Honestly, good lighting makes a bigger difference than crazy resolution for most folks starting out.

C922 Pro is probably your best bet for streaming since it does 60fps at 720p. The C920 is older and only does 30fps at 720p. C930e is more business-focused, good for meetings with its wider field of view, but not ideal for Twitch. If you like the C922 design and need it quickly, just grab that one.

Its a good webcam for the price, its been the go to for a lot of streamers over the years.

> will be streaming in 4K What, like to YouTube? Because you *absolutely* aren't going to be doing that on Twitch any time soon. They don't even allow enough bitrate for a proper 1080p60 stream, much less one with four times as many pixels per second. Yeah, not going to get even 4K30 for under $150 or so. Heck, you aren't even really going to get 1080p60 for that. There's the Logitech BRIO, but they're horrible basket-case shitgoblins; I have two on the shelf that I'll occasionally grab one and update its firmware and software just to see if they managed to fix it yet. So far no dice. $70 range you're looking at the gold-standard starter webcam, the Logitech c920/c922, if you can find one on sale. 1080p30 with decent image quality if your lighting setup is at least OK. *Do not* skimp on the lighting.

Logitech c922 can do 720p60, or 1080p30. Good starter option. Elgato Facecam series are also solid, with less firmware/settings-remembering issues than Logitech can have. Would not recommend any ultra-cheap no-name garbage. Some things are worth paying the premium to not get trash. Buy once, cry once, so you don't have to buy the cheap-out garbage *and* the actual not-trash gear later. Would also recommend planning your lighting setup, if you haven't already. Usually not too expensive, and will make any camera work much better if you have a proper color-matched two or three point lighting setup. Even more important with a webcam, given the sensors are so tiny.

c920 can't do 720p60 (firmware limitation), the c922 can. There are, anything from bowl-reflector worklamps from your local big-box home improvement store equipped with high-CRI LED bulbs and diffuser socks from Amazon, to LED panel options like the SmallRig P200 (low output, but if you keep it close it should work), Elgato Keylights (expensive! but solid quality), or options like Raleno (I have a couple of these on my workbench; they're cheap and light well, but have some technical issues that crop up from time to time). Lighting is a *must* to get good results out of... I was going to say 'a webcam', but any camera really. I'd recommend at least a two-point lighting setup, and not a ring-light (personal preference, they make the subject look weird and are often misused).

Logitech c922 or the c920 are great value for the money. I prefer the c922 for having better color sensors but they're both great cameras for the price and haven't let me down in 5 years. Plenty of used ones online for like $20 and up a bit.

The Logitech C922 Pro is pretty much the bread and butter for beginning streamers. Unless you're a just chatting E-girl, your face box is going to be tiny for 90% of your stream. The C922 Pro is found in mostly any tech store and is almost always on sale, as well.

I’ve had the c922 and it’s worked great for me

Seems to be working, I’ve never had issues with it turning off or not looking well

The C922 Logitech is god tier for a start. Just upgraded to a Sony A6400 and there is a big difference, but not as much as I thought there would be. lol Get the C922 please!

I have the C922 and I also tried using my phone and here is what I can say about my experience. Even though my phone has better image quality I don't want my phone to be my camera for streaming because it is my phone and I constantly get alerts and what not on it as well as messages. I would only use it as my main camera if I'm desperate or as a last resort if my C922 got busted for some reason. I bought the C922 because at the time that I bought one it's kind of a no-brainer. It's a decent quality for the price with not much setting up to do and best of all it's a dedicated camera compared to your phone. I think you should start with either the C920/C922 or Brio 300 and invest on a new and way better camera later on. You can also do some settings like in this [video by Harris Heller ](https://youtu.be/wjrX8zqz1Og)to improve the image quality of the C922. Probably depending on what you're streaming, you'll be on a small box on the corner anyway and you don't really need 4k quality image on a such a small window. If you'll need a way better camera right of the bat, then I guess the Sony a6000 would be a good start.

Sucks that I can’t use my Brio 4K, but I have a C922 laying around that I can use.

Damn sorry, meant C922**

Yup i use the C922 for handcams or other angles. Very good camera.

I use c922

Cory doesn't use webcam bro. But if you really want to use the webcam, I suggest you buy the " Logitech C922" Webcam. I use it daily & it is good tho.

Should go with the Logitech c922 and spend the rest of the budget on a ring light or the square lights (forget what those are called).

I was planning to write up a post *after* I bought and tested some of these suggestions, but there's a lot to keep in mind, and a lotttt of cams to pick from. I'm not sure there's really a best camera to use, since they have various trade-offs, and if you have a high enough budget, you have some really crazy over-kill options. The C922 pro you have is both a solid performer, and also about the minimum I would recommend. You want at least 60 fps at 480p, and it can do 60 fps at 720p. There are a few issues that can throw off performance on it, and other cams, namely: distance, lighting, and glasses. Optimizing these is going to provide you way more FOIP performance than just buying a better cam. Here are some solutions for each: **Distance** * Bring the camera closer - Personally, I refuse, but it's a simple enough option depending on your set up. * Digital zoom - Not recommended unless you have a very high FPS camera, as it will cut the FPS of your camera, not a great trade. * 2x Telephoto Lens - Haven't tried this yet, but it's what I plan to try, it should allow the camera to get a great view of your face without tanking its FPS. I plan to buy one that's intended for phones or DSLR cameras and get creative attaching it to a webcam. * Tighter FOV camera - Essentially a built in minor Telephoto lens. The Logitech MX Brio and Brio 4k both support 65 degree FOV modes, which should help with face tracking without ruining the framerate. * Not confirmed, but I suspect just running the camera at a higher resolution, while negatively effecting game performance, should track better at further distances. **Lighting** * Turn on the lights - Turn on the lights in the room you're playing in for good enough lighting in most situations. * Specialized lighting - Either add diffuse light the wall behind your monitor, or use some ring lights. * Specialized camera - If you have to play in low light, consider a camera that has larger sensors for better low light performance, such as the Logitech MX Brio. **Glasses** Glasses make things a bit rough, as they can mess up eye and eyebrow tracking. If you can wear contacts, I'd recommend that, but as someone who wears glasses, I'll list what I plan to do to try and get the best tracking. * Rimless Glasses - As rims, especially thick ones, can mess up eyebrow tracking, I would recommend glasses with thin or no rims. * Anti-reflective Coating - Monitor glare can absolutely ruin eye tracking, getting glasses with an AR coating on them should significantly reduce the issue, especially when paired with... * Polarizing Filter - Strap a small polarizing filter built for phones over the lens of your camera to eliminate the remaining glare on your glasses. Also great for zoom calls. :)

Post was too long, had to split it. **Best Cameras** Pretty sure the best camera you can get would be some sort of high end DSLR Camera that supports a high frame-rate and can be used as a webcam. I don't have any suggestions there, but if you're looking for the best, start looking in that direction. Another really solid option is using an old cell-phone and hooking it up to your computer. The cameras on those are great, and tend to be way better than needed for a good foip experience. As for my pick... The c922 is just fine, but I'm personally planning on trying the Brio 4k, since it supports 90 fps at 720p with the fov adjustments. It can be picked up for like $60-70 on ebay used. The MX Brio or the Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra is what I would go with if I intended to play in a low light setting due to supporting 60 fps and having very large sensors. (They're a lot more expensive though.)

I use the C922 but you can use literally anything, software with it is nice as I had some issues with it being stuck at 15 fps

I got the blue yeti and logi c922 bundle and I DONT recommend either the c922 is marketed as a 1080p webcam but it has image tearing and works best at a lower quality and the blue yeti picks up EVERYTHING and the port breaks very easily

C920 or c922 no one gives a fuck case oh uses like a c270 or some shit just get a decent webcam for cheap get decent lighting and have a decent mic tweak your settings find something decent enough and then fully focus on content

C920 or c922 best starting streamer camera period! I got one for $20 off marketplace and use two to switch angles at times

I have a Logitech c920 and c922 and their best for starting and growth until you hit partner! You can find them used on marketplace for like $20 or new at Best Buy or Amazon and they have amazing quality for the price! Getting multiple also means you can switch angels without having to move your camera!

The brio is pretty good for its price. Make sure you get the one you have shown here if you choose brio. The newer one is honestly worse quality in terms of picture. I would not get the egato facecam unless you can get the pro, which is significantly more expensive but has insanely good picture quality for a webcam. Its almost indistinguishable from an actual DSLR. I'd say the obsbot is probably a little bit better than the brio in quality. The c922 that people are suggesting is markedly worse than any of these choices and despite what people tell you, lighting is not going to fix that. You're going to want good lighting for any camera you use.

I have had a weird amount of success buying no name webcams cheap off amazon. Dont buy the logitech c720 its trash. The c922 is pretty good.

C920/ 922 if your starting out no need to dump a bunch of cash in at the start

A c922 logitech is under $80, the rest of your money should be spent on lighting.

I e got the logi 1080 pro stream it like 70 bucks I think and it's perfect.

I use the logitech 1080p pro stream. Works great easy setup and I think it was 70 bucks.

Logitech 1080p pro stream. 70 bucks plug and play. As easy as it gets.

C922 pro x for dartboard cam. On a tall counter that can move near my pc and board. Cheap digiweb 1080p cam for throw cam. Only really use that against friends. Darts counter on pc. Need a new light is about it atm. Have a top ceiling mounted led adjustable bulb but getting slight shadows atm. Counter goes back into a cubby near the dartboard while not playing. Sometimes then ill take the webcam off the small tripod it comes with and use it as a webcam for work calls. Takes me all of maybe 3 minutes to setup again for dartscounter.

I got a Logitech c922 for $30 off eBay a few years ago. 1080p is good enough for video calls. If you twitch stream, it works great too since 1080p is all you need if you’re gonna put your face in the corner.

Im using the logitech c922 pro

Hmmmm I'm not sure I actually agree here. I mean, yes, lighting is #1 always. But the C922 is pretty dated at this point, a few years ago I would've agreed, but I wonder if the extra $50 for other options isn't worth it?

Brio 500 or c922. Used both as a streamer. Looks better quality then my Sony A6400

I use a Logitech c922 Some people recommend a c920 as a cheap option that works well. Fairly inexpensive looking around 60-80 usd for either option.

For services/software: -Spelltable: This is the best -Discord: Discord can also facilitate games well, you just need to manually track game stats. - OBS: This is used if you want to play a deck using Discord or Spelltable with a virtual deck from Moxfield or Archidekt. For gear: Option 1: Stream from your phone - Using a box or books can get the job done, spelltable allows you to stream from your phone's camera and some just use a phone mount if you don't have a nice webcam. -Problem is that it isn't very stable and can cut out and crash. Option 2: Web Cam - I would recommend getting a good webcam for long term play, pairing that with an adjustable desktop boom arm is very common and it is fantastic. Makes it easy for adjustment and it's easy to move out of the way when you're not playing. The desktop boom arms are fairly cheap, I think I purchased mine for about $18. -For the web cam there are a ton of options, I use the Logitech C922, get whatever won't look like a potato. -The lighting in your room makes a huge difference as the glare on the card sleeves can impair spelltable's ability to scan the cards, also if it's too dark most webcams look like garbage. So maybe consider the lighting as well soft diffused lighting works best. For finding games: -There are many discords that have a LFG tag, chat, or lobby that will help you find games with active players. -The CEDH discord is very active, PlayEDH is very popular, but I'm not sure if it's free, TCC's discord is always playing, etc. - Honestly, I never have failed to find players in an open lobby on spelltable, I'd just start there.

True, tbh the Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra is the closest one out of them to a DLSR camera, but easier to setup so it depends on the user imo. Also yep agree, I've got the C922 there

It works great for me! I have both the 922 and 920. The 922 has better auto focus and light balance than the 920. The image quality is a little better too but not that noticeable.

c922\* i stream in 1080p on tik tok and it looks pretty crispy

God I hate my C922 hahaha but I’ve also been streaming for 7 years with the same camera

I use 2 webcams, c920 for throw cam and c922 for board cam, both 1080p webcams, my cheap way of doing a virt, use to have them mounted to a tripod but now i have them both on a boom arm with a Dual Flash Bracket allows me to mount the 2 webcams on the same boom arm, Then use obs to create a scene for both cams to use on dart counter, you can also use 2 phones.

its decent for what i use it for, this is the c922 webcam pointed at my board https://preview.redd.it/flmc5i6izcje1.png?width=527&format=png&auto=webp&s=6e4828237b6b384a327dbcc9a270674d3508364f

I use a Logitech C922x and I have never had an issue with it.

I can't speak to Riverside specifically, but my C922x performs a Hell of a lot better than my Brio in basically every way

I use a LogiTech C922 Pro and a Blue Yeti Blackout Edition. Usually the pair would come in around 200$CAD. They both look and work great! I often have people asking what cam and mic I use. Also, bless you for not only supporting your partner’s Twitch journey but wanting to help him grow! Best of luck to you both ✅🙏💯

My Logitech c920 and c922 are picked up as cameras and microphones.

I have Heard nothing but Bad news from people about that facecam I AM glad I only paid bout $60 for My Sony facecam and it records decently at constant 1080p60

I stand corrected. It Is a Logitech C922 PRO 1080P HD Stream cam. I don't even know why I thought It was a Sony brand. You can find them at great prices used on Ebay. Maybe get lucky and strike an auction like I did. Mine was brand new sealed unopened. Been had It for almodt 2 years and It does what It needs to do for its price. And ITS compatible with most if not all streaming softwares and even gaming consoles. Hope that helped.

Real cameras need capture cards. So you would be looking at more like $500-600 for a real camera setup. A Sony A6000 would be a good choice if you can find one. The c922 has a 78° Diagonal FOV. The Elgato Facecam MK2 is 84º Diagonal FOV. The Razer Kiyo Pro (Non Ultra) can do 103°, 90°, 80°.

This is what I bought after my first camera poop’d out https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-C922x-Pro-Stream-Webcam/dp/B01LXCDPPK/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_pp_maf_2?crid=1V466FRQ4I700&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.NzBvL2-M2JyVx-nlUL3EWg68TbrD3udDyn7yei9sNVqyRE_DGO7vr44ZZUE6AfM2XgyWPApjVCBxXpp8etyn1Dou4z09BGm7gt8AnN_CouCUICLIho1xaRRsazvMMA2I6vZ2a9r-_ZLPjvudxGpyv245maXVIFYJZHxU7WzOIH7nLdOBWl3mXLY3GX4NfGj0-nRPrQwfsVIAYAkJYqFn6g.2CsQPHhg2LQkk_3qOKjgErLsjoyaK_kq7A1SZuPCdnM&dib_tag=se&keywords=camera&qid=1746706144&sprefix=camera%2Caps%2C124&sr=8-1 It’s under 100 USD at the moment

Avoid no name brands logitech c920, c922 pro, brio 1080p 60fps

What is your content? If you're gaming and your face is just small in the corner of the screen, just get a Logitech C920/C922.

I bought a used C922 and it works well, 60 fps @ 720p, didn't invest in anything too expensive, otherwise just get trackir or vr

If money is not an issue, the El Gato can is perfect. As mentioned the Logitech C922 is a good choice as well but its software sucks ass and you have to re do your settings frequently which is annoying.

I got a Logitech C922, its a 1080P webcam and ive never felt the need to swap it out, it works great and the quality is more than youll need. Its around $180(CA) for a new one on amazon but its on sale for $110(CA) rn on amazon. Its crazy cause when I bought mine at best buy like 3 years ago, it was $120, so the demand alone should tell you how good these are for the price. Also, if you want a nice microphone. Get the fifine AM8, its around $90(CA) that has a better quality than most $200mics, its a USB and an XLR setup if you have one. Highly recommend. As far as 4K, even if you could, its not worth it. You could have the best internet in the world and it wouldnt be able to support it. Youll also be spending top dollar on 4K quality.

I have my old Logitech C922 (1080p) in use with the M4 mini. More than enough since the most services dont support 4K at all.

At the $300 range I'd be looking at used DSLR cameras and an HDMI capture device. Most of them are going to be vastly superior to even the best webcams. At the lower end, the Logitech C920/C922 cameras are pretty good for the price.

Elgato Wave 3 (comes with some of the best free software for audio mixing which is very important. I wish it is the mic I would have got.) and the Logitech C920 (or C922) the are the best bang for your buck for MOST people. I got the HyperX quad cast and it is a great mic but it has a lot of problems that I would rather have the Wave 3 to be able to fix them easily. I'm not sure if they are in your budget but they should be.

I use a Logitech HD 1080P. Works fantastic with the Mini.