Video Conference Programs

Great addition to my V-Moda headphones so that I can use the mic for video conference calls.

I have 2 of these drives. One is in my video editing computer for editing programs and the other is on my Ninja V. Both work great.

Just plug and its ready to go. Our video conference it never been crystal clear crisp voice ever before using AC-404. We do love it very much. Can't stop saying it to our conference partners. Its small in size but big in value.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As the product is a little large for home use, as it's designed for small conference room spaces, I brought this fantastic "little" webcam into work so they could test it in an actual small conference room. I am an IT tech for a medium sized hospice care company, and we do tons of video conferences daily via teams. This device worked amazing in my experience for smaller meetings, as well as larger meetings. I heard great things about the auto tracking, and the quality of the video that was being put out. In my own experience and my co-workers experiences, this thing is fantastic. I especially appreciate the IT side of things with the management software that allows for controlled remote firmware updates, as well as automatic updates. The camera quality is fantastic, the 4k really shines, and the auto-tracking of people who are talking (which is able to be disabled) is awesome as well. It can do essentially close-ups of anyone who is currently speaking with high zoom and high quality. The speakers are pretty amazing as well. No complaints at all. Basically is a miniature sound bar for audio. The microphone is also awesome. It can pick up audio well from any point in a small/medium sized conference room. It has great noise cancellation features as well in-case you are in a more crowded area or have a lot of background noise. Overall the perfect webcam solution for small to medium sized conference rooms, and I will be recommending we take a look at upgrading our current solutions.

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!

Good for close and room size video. I used this for a conference room and single desktop usage. The LED's on each side of the camera are great so you know it on, good for protection of unauthorized use. The 2 built in Mic's work great too.

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.

Since my work-from-home video conference setup was getting darker and darker as winter approached, I purchased two 2-ft lights to properly illuminate me in calls. It turns out that two 1-ft lights would have been better (one on each side of my laptop), but I found an easy way to diminish the over-bright 2-ft lights. The result is a nice even illumination that serves me well in Video Conference calls.

If you're unhappy with your shadowed face while on a video conference, here's an inexpensive solution. Powered by your own computer through a USB port, this little ring of light illumes your face, helps wash out wrinkles (if you have any) and makes you happily visible to the other conferees. Since it's a ringed low-voltage LED, it doesn't give off much heat, as old-style studio lighting might have done, and avoids beads of perspiration. An added bonus: a little switch lets you control the light's intensity and spectrum. The Altman Halo is an angelic addition to your video gear.

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.