Logitech Camera Test Software

The Logitech software is a real plus, so I can experiment with lights while not connected.

This is an excellent camera. It has both a wide angle and the support from Logitech was outstanding. The software, although free, which does not accompany the camera was somewhat difficult to locate. The documentation for the camera is sadly inadequate, so accessing its full capability is more of a trial and error experience. This camera is an excellent choice despite these shortcomings.

I replaced my older Logitech camera with the Brio 500. Much improved color balance and low-light accuracy. Make sure to download and run the Logi Tune software. Took me a while to figure that out.... And, update the software and firmware as indicated. I also appreciate the connectivity to my laptop with the USB-C port. BEFORE you video conference, or use Zoom, open the Logi Tune software.

The best WebCam brand for casual users and online teachers. During the beginning of the pandemic there was a run on Logitech WebCams, making them unavailable for months. And there’s a reason for that. They are simply the best for the price with the best supporting software. In desperation I bought an offbrand that doesn’t even allow you to zoom in without buying separate software and then if you do use the separate software it slows things down. This model and Logitech are great because the camera provides crisp visuals, great sound and allows you to zoom in and focus on your face much better than other WebCams do. The provided supporting software is excellent because you can tune the camera how you want it (Zoom in or out, pan right or left, up or down, etc) then simply go back to your video conferencing software or whatever you’re using and it will use those settings for your session.

Very good quality picture. Works well with Logitech Capture and Logitech camera settings software. Lighting worked better using a ring light. Have not used with a 4K monitor yet.

Works as advertised. Software is a bit hard to find on Logitech’s website.

Works great with logitech camera.

Gamepad connected up and worked right off the bat! I am running Windows 8 and expected problems with the Logitech Wireless F710. If you get one and it does not work you probably need the driver. This is available for free download at the Logitech support site. I had purchased a used gamepad and spent hours with WINDOW 8 drivers until I finally decided the gamepad was defective and returned it. Play it safe and buy a new one or have the shipper verify that it does definitely work. You can test the gamepad easily by using the control panel devices screen. A gamepad icon should show up. Click on that and you can find a way to test the device. THE LOGITECH F710 GAMEPAD IS INDEED COMPATIBLE WITH WINDOWS 8.

The Logitech C930e was easy to set up. It worked with Zoom on a Win10 pc with no additional software. The picture is excellent not grainy or dull. It has autofocus and compensates for excessive/non-existent back lighting. It does cost a bit more but is well worth the investment.

First off. thank god there is a left handed mouse that is of good quality. I mainly use a apple trackpad for most of my creative work but for my 3d apps I needed a mouse and this was it. I was going to buy the Logitech mx master mouse but it was right-handed . The CadMouse Pro is comfy and has great features and tons of custom buttons. But on the Mac the software had one or two bugs. for example when I tried to save the mouse config the software just would quit and if I export my setting to a another computer it wouldn't load properly. Now, on my bootcamp windows 10 partition it works better. So besides some software things as a mouse it is great. Logitech should wake up there are lot of artist that are left-handed. So kudos to 3dconnexion for thinking of us!!!