C920

At $100 the Logitech C920s and Logitech Brio 300 are the two worth looking at. C920s = 1080p, solid autofocus, works great on any lighting. Been the standard recommendation for years for good reason. Brio 300 = newer, slightly better low-light performance, more compact. Worth the few extra dollars i

I have a few c920 (grey far version with 1080p Carl Zeiss promotion and a new version ) and recently was provided by my work the c925e from Logitech. For meetings they do the job, it just works, and in your price range. However, if you are facing a wall, even in the office, you will need supplement

I just got a new webcam on a whim and have been impressed with its low lighting capabilities. I also get headaches from too much light. I still use a ring light but I have it dimmed to like 50% brightness, and I have a bunch of funky ambient LEDs in the background that the camera picks up nicely on.

Logitech c920 is the gold-standard starter webcam. Decent to good quality, assuming you have enough light. It can 'forget' its settings sometimes though... I haven't had that issue with any of mine, but it does happen to some people. I'd recommend against going with any cheap no-name brands though.

Age isn’t important - there have been tiny increments in DR and noise performance on the silicon since 2012 - long gone are the days where we’d see a breakthrough with a full stop or even half stop of difference. The defacto webcam standard, the Logitech C920, is a design 14 years old.Computational

I would certainly consider getting a camera mount arm and mounting it in a way that gives you the most flexibility to cover your workspace. Also would be best to mount the camera to the wall or some other surface so any movement on your workspace isn't magnified in the camera view. Logitech C920 and

The c920 is still one of the best webcams under $100. It has built in light adjustment technology (called RightLight) which also eliminates graininess up to a certain dimness. It's why it works well for people with mediocre lighting, and it requires ZERO software - unlike a boatload of other webcams

Picked up the Logitech C920 two years ago after burning through two cheap webcams; best $70 on my setup. Handles low light better than anything in this range. Still add a cheap ring light if your room is dark - that combo beats a $200 webcam every time. Window behind you or no natural light at all?