Logitech WebCam C905

Many new laptops come equipped with built-in webcams, but it's not yet a universal feature. According to reviewers, the Logitech Webcam C905 is the best webcam for laptop users, specifically because its mounting clip connects securely to any...

alaTest has collected and analyzed 264 user reviews of the Logitech WebCam C905 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.5/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

Very good buy . Video quality is excellent at an affordable price. Device is easily mountable on top of any Laptop

Quality is good when you are sitting right in front of your computer which makes this item useless for any other purposes. Focus don't reach more than 2mt distance. Not so good in poor light conditions. You may want to buy this webcam only if your...

Overall very satisfied with this webcam. The sound quality is better than I expected. It's very easy to record yourself and there's no lag as compared to when I used my laptop webcam.

I wanted to get a nice webcam for my office. We have frequent video conferencing, host webinars and skype. I liked the features listed which all have so far lived up to the billing. I like the size and portability of the unit. It has excellent picture...

I was advised about this product by someone who had done some research and already has one. It performs as expected.

I was expecting the stand to be a lot taller, because I know it would not fit on my monitor, so I'm, hoping I can find something to extent it at some time. If you get this skip the disk and download the latest drivers from the site works way better.

Pros: This cam has superb clarity. The mic is sensitive enough that the other person hears you perfectly. The "Right-light" function corrects lousy lighting like magic. The lens is so clear that you can easily read print if you point the cam at a page....

easy to setup. I love the stand option. I didn't think I would need it, but it turns out my 2005 flat panel LCD monitor was still too thick for the clip (I think the clip is designed for laptops though....) the camera does a decent job for local video...