Logitech C920s review

The C920s is the cheapest webcam on this list and still a sensible upgrade over most built-in laptop cameras. It records Full HD at 1080p and 30 fps through a five-element glass lens, and autofocus keeps your face sharp when you lean in or back. The fixed 78 degree diagonal view frames one person and a bit of the room. RightLight 2 adjusts for dim settings, though it is an older system without the HDR found on the Brio 4K or MX Brio, so it will struggle more with a bright window behind you. Two microphones, one on each side of the lens, capture stereo sound for calls, and a privacy shutter flips over the lens when you are off camera. Logi Tune lets you adjust zoom and settings. It is not a streaming camera: 30 fps and no 4K mean motion and detail fall behind the rest of this list.

Who it is for

Remote workers on a budget who only need clear 1080p video calls.

Price

$69.99 at Logitech's US store when checked.

$69.99 Color Black In stock
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 9, 2026.

Key features

• Full HD 1080p at 30 fps or 720p at 30 fps
• Five-element glass lens with autofocus
• 78 degree diagonal field of view
• RightLight 2 automatic light correction
• Dual stereo mics and a flip-down privacy shutter

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Lowest price on this list
• Strength: Autofocus and glass lens at a budget price
• Strength: Privacy shutter included
• Weakness: 1080p at 30 fps only
• Weakness: Older RightLight 2 light correction, no HDR
• Weakness: Fixed 78 degree field of view

Key facts

• Max resolution: 1080p at 30 fps
• Field of view: 78 degrees diagonal, fixed
• Lens: Five-element glass, autofocus
• Microphones: Dual stereo
• Privacy: Flip shutter

Where it ranks

Logitech C920s is No. 7 in our Best Webcams verdict.