HD Pro Webcam C920, 1080p Widescreen Video Calling and Recording
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About HD Pro Webcam C920, 1080p Widescreen Video Calling and Recording
Overall Feedback:
70% positive
84% found the mounting options versatile, but 16% were disappointed
I found it frustrating that the instructions were in a different language, which made it difficult for me as a first-time webcam user.
88% appreciated its visibility in dim lighting, however 12% raised concerns
The picture quality is a tad grainy, especially in lower light conditions. It's advised not to use the camera with a window behind me, especially on a sunny day due to high light sensitivity.
71% liked the wide coverage
I compared the quality of the video on the right with the video on the left and found that the video on the right is crisp and clear while the video on the left is not so much.
68% were satisfied with the resolution, but 32% were not
The webcam records at 1080p and comes with an easy-to-attach clip for the computer screen.
The C920S hits all the marks for clarity of picture, autofocus and the completeness of the package.
I initially liked the webcam because it worked better in low light. However, I am constantly irritated by its inability to focus properly, which cancels out the advantage of being higher resolution.
86% appreciated the microphone quality
Several participants have commented on how crisp and clear my audio and video are, which is exactly what I was trying to achieve.
70% liked the frame rate, however, 30% disagreed
During Zoom meetings, my camera's focus constantly goes out and the only solution is to turn it off and on again.
76% were satisfied with its compatibility, but 24% were not
The video is clear and connects perfectly to my laptop, allowing me to bypass the low quality built-in webcam.
I am constantly irritated by the webcam's inability to focus properly, which cancels out the advantage of being higher resolution.
