The Logitech C930e has been one of the best-if not the best-webcams on our list. If you’re searching for a near equally performing webcam for a lower price, perhaps the AUKEY PC-LM1 Webcam is of interest. And should you use it outside of that for, say, streaming, its H.264 video compression preserves the 1080p quality while only taking up half the space on your hard drive.

This is especially true when you set it up for video conferencing. Given its high-quality performance and overall better build quality than the Anivia 1080p HD Webcam, it’s well worth the price. It’s true that the Logitech C930e Webcam is more on the expensive side.

Unlike the Anivia 1080p HD Webcam, this Logitech camera is built with far higher-quality materials. And with how tiny it is, measuring 3.70 x 3.70 x 0.95 inches, it is very easily one of the most portable webcams available, just like the Vitade 960 1080p Webcam. At the same time, its rotatable clip can be folded to rest on a tripod or on your desk. Rather than clamp a webcam to your monitor (and avoid squeezing the screen), the Logitech C930e rests safely along the top of your monitor and or laptop screen.

Related: Also read our Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920 review Design Clarity was improved even further with built-in noise cancellation. While a dedicated microphone would, admittedly, be better-its two omnidirectional microphones captured sound far better than a laptop’s built-in mic would. What the Logitech C930e did, slightly more than its video quality, was audio quality. On a side note, we weren’t expecting 4x digital zoom a nice touch. Photos and videos weren’t just clear, they were sharp, with coloring coming out pretty well-especially in low-light environments. The Logitech C930e is recorded in clear 1080p, with a very wide 90-degree field it can capture quite a bit with its wide field. Related: Looking for a great alternative? Check our Logitech C925E Webcam review Performance

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