Best Computer Monitor With Built In Webcam

I use my computer with an external monitor that has no built-in webcam. My external webcam does mount on top of the monitor screen, but the viewing angle is not good. I used this device, along with the Square Jellyfish Tabletop Support (Aluminum), to support my webcam on the desk, under the monitor, as shown. As you can see from the attached image, the viewing angle is excellent. This device will not bear a load much greater than this one, and in particular, the ball, when moved, would have to be tightened down to hold a heavier device in place. There is an adjustment for this, but you have to unmount the device from your tripod to tighten it down. So I wouldn't recommend this as a general purpose ball head for anything that weighs more than a few ounces (100 g). But I have to give it 5 stars because out of the box it was perfect for my application.

Great webcam for office work. Best quality picture with microphone so it replaces headphones with computer speakers ON. Quick and reliable sales and shipping by B&H. Will buy again from B&H

Best webcam for the money

If you want a well built webcam tripod look no further...

I use the Lume Cube Panel Go & Ball Head Camera Mount with 3/8-16 Light Stand Adapter on an articulated gooseneck arm over my webcam on my computer monitor. The articulated arm is attached to the monitor stand. The light is bright and has good enough color for this use. I have not tried it with still photography or a video camera but it seems well designed and well enough built. The diffuser is flexible and seems to stay in place even though it fits between the light and the ball head top plate (screwing down the light is only slightly affected by this but it is not super tight without modifying the diffuser.) The ball head seems fine over the top of my computer webcam but I haven't tested it in a work or field application so I can't vouch for how sturdy it would be atop a camera or camcorder, i just haven't tried it that way. So far I'm very happy with the light and the way the adjustments work though all the information displays are on the back of the light and I use it front facing (so I can't see what the actual display says.) Good small light for a webcam application, no complaints so far.

When I upgraded my computer I purchased a monitor that didn’t have a webcam. After looking at different reviews I decided to try the Logitech C920s. I’m happy with results for what I need it for. The only thing I would like to see more control of is the color adjustment.

Best Quality Webcam to date

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought one of these monitors for remote learning/work. The size is great, the picture is sharp, and I love the features. This monitor checked all the boxes for me. It has a Display Port in, two USB passthrough ports, built-in stereo speakers, a built-in 1080p IRRGB webcam, dual microphone array, face-tracking, a privacy shutter, and the ability to control it with a mouse via the software. This monitor also featured an excellent and sturdy stand with a wide range of motion including the ability to rotate the monitor to a vertical (portrait) orientation. It came with all of the cables needed to work and works great. It should be noted that the first one that I got seemed to have some sort of hardware or firmware issue which prevented the webcam from working. Luckily, Lenovo support was able to quickly replace the faulty unit and get me a working one.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This monitor has a built in mic, 1080p webcam and speaker. It works great with or without a lenova thinkpad. It can work as either a main display or side display and you can rotate the monitor as needed.

This is the first monitor I’ve used that doesn’t give me a headache, when looking at the screen. If you want a basic monitor that doesn’t have a webcam or built-in speaker, this is it!