Logitech All In One Video Conference Camera

Our university AV group was looking for a video conference solution for our classrooms and conference rooms that would not be a huge line item on the rooms AV budget. The Logitech Group system helped us fulfill the Skype, WebEx, Zoom users request for a more professional video conference experience without having to dive into the high end Cisco/Polycom hardware. For rooms where we installed the Logitech into the rooms AV system we did add the Group cable extension kit, which allowed us to bring the connections to an Extron cable cubby that we had fitted into the conference room table. So far our students and faculty have really enjoyed having access to a more upgraded camera and mic/speaker system for pop web conferencing requests.

Purchased this to replace an 8 year old Logitech 920. I wanted something that could add value to my video conference venue. This replacement provides a great virtual image, customized settings, and most importantly a noise canceling microphone. Worth the investment if you're a virtual professional.

Works well for our Logitech Rally conference room camera. Holds very steady when the camera is moving / focusing.

2/3 of a stop is a good value for my needs. the full stop was too much and 1/3 not enough at all.

Upgraded my old Logitech webcam. Picture quality and sound are great and have been noticeable to colleagues during conference calls.

I added the Meteorite to a PC with a camera already installed. I'm now able to video conference (Zoom), record podcasts and voice tracks. It was exactly what I was looking for!

Used this to connect a Sony video camera to a laptop for a webex conference. Worked great! However had to connect the audio through a phone bridge. I recommend.

This camera is the perfect companion for working via video conference. It's rock solid reliable, mounts easily to your monitor (much better for camera angles), and works on Mac and PC with no additional software. Video quality is top notch, note that I do not use the mic (headphones).

This small tripod does well with my video conference camera. It is easily adjustable for height and the ball head allows angle setting. It is small enough to put on my desk in front of the monitor, at the side, to get the camera closer to me (the camera is quite wide angle).

The room lighting for my video conference feed was poor and phone/computer camera exposure settings were not adequate. I was looking for a mobile phone selfie-light (those LED circle ring types) and found this one. If you're going to buy a piece of equipment, you'll get what you pay for. As the natural light changes in my`new' office, I'm able to adjust the intensity of this light so that there are no facial shadows on the video feed.