My Top 3 Webcams You Should Use For Videoconferencing During This Stay at Home Quarantine
Just in, as expected, webcam sales have skyrocketed since the emergence of the quarantine lockdown. Logitech, the company that manufactures all things computer peripherals, has had a 13.6 % surge in sales revenue. Because of this viral pandemic, more people are working from their homes. Videoconferencing apps such as Zoom are necessary tools allowing you to connect with multiple individuals during this international crisis we’re all experiencing virtually.
You’re going to need to invest in a quality webcam that will output a quality video stream. Allow me to list three webcams that you should attach to your computer. Trust me; you’ll thank me later.
1; Logitech C920
Logitech is a company I've fallen in love with over the years and with good reason. They manufacture high-quality products. So it should not come as a surprise the Logitech C920 webcam is on this list. I guarantee you'll find this particular webcam in just about any conference room—the C920 records sharp quality videos at 1080p and 30 frames per second. It also includes a wide 78-degree field of view. The webcam has a beautiful, compact, sleek design.
2: Microsoft LifeCam Studio
The LifeCam Studio webcam has sat on top of one of my monitors for the past couple of years. The design of this webcam is a bit unappealing, but it is highly functional. It records 1080p, 720p live video calling. The most attractive feature on the LifeCam Studio webcam is the wideband mic. Which I must say, does deliver high-quality sound. The webcam also comes with 360-degree rotating capabilities and Microsoft's TrueColor system, which shifts the exposure keeping images nice and bright.
3: Lenevo 500 FHD WebCam
Known for making some of the best laptops on the market, Lenovo also produces some quality webcams. The Lenovo 500 FHD webcam is rich in features while having a reasonable price point. It includes a 75-degree wide-angle lens, pan, and tilting capabilities up tp 360-degrees. There's even a facial recognition feature for Windows Hello login and a privacy shutter thwarting any potential webcam snoops.
