Logitech C615 Portable Webcam, Full HD 1080p/30fps, Widescreen Video Calling, Foldable, Light Correction, Autofocus, Noise Reduction, For Skype, FaceTime, Hangouts, PC/Mac/Laptop/Macbook/Tablet

Pros: Full HD 1080p/30fps video Widescreen HD video calling Foldable design HD Light Correction Autofocus Noise Reduction Compatible with Skype, FaceTime, Hangouts, PC/Mac/Laptop/Macbook/Tablet Cons: None that I have found Overall: The Logitech C615 Portable Webcam is an excellent webcam that offers great image quality and performance. The 1080p video is clear and sharp, and the Widescreen HD video calling is perfect for video conferencing. The foldable design makes it easy to transport, and the HD Light Correction and Autofocus ensure that you always look your best. The Noise Reduction also helps to reduce background noise, so you can be heard clearly. I have been using this webcam for a few months now, and I have had no issues with it. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality webcam. Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Recommendation: If you are looking for a high-quality webcam that offers great image quality and performance, the Logitech C615 Portable Webcam is a great option. It is also very affordable, making it a great value for the price. Here are some additional details that I would include in my review: The Logitech C615 Portable Webcam is very easy to set up. Simply plug it into your computer and you are ready to start using it. The webcam comes with a variety of software features, including HD Light Correction, Autofocus, and Noise Reduction. These features help to ensure that you always look your best and that your audio is clear. The webcam is compatible with a wide range of devices, including PCs, Macs, laptops, and tablets.

Bought to join in on discord calls with friends who live far away. Used it for about a year now and the quality is pretty good. It can clearly see the full rook and adjusts itself to bright and dull lighting. The colour balance can feel a little off and lacking at times but outside of that it does the job. Have had some applications repeatedly default back to the built in mic over my headset, and the quality for that is very tinny and blown out at times. (Usually if I'm loud, cough or somone else is in the room making any noise) but I'm sure in a quite room with the correct settigns it would be more than adequate for most business, school etc. All in all it's a very decent webcam and does all I need and the mic is good enough to be a backup if my headset ever fails. Just be aware the clip thing it attaches to a monitor with may not be suitable if you have a thin bezzle like my monitor, but I just clipped it over my graphics tablet instead and remove it when drawing.

I purchased this to see if I could get something better than my current 720p webcam. I recently product tested the Logitech Brio and this is really top end and expensive! I wanted something small-ish and convenient that sits on a tablet I have which has a faulty internal webcam. I found this and it's relatively cheap (amazon warehouse price) and seems good on techs. It arrived well packaged and I plugged it in to my Windows 10 tablet and opened the camera app and the quality is really nice. It's not in the same league as the Brio but for the price it's really good. Good balance and there is 1080p quality difference compared to the 720p webcam I had from about 2 years ago. Nice amount of USB cable length to reach any USB on the computer. It folds neatly away to fit in a laptop bag which is nice. Overall a really happy purchase and good quality.

So about a month ago my Company sent me a huge 34" widescreen monitor to help me work from home (I'm a Technical Consultant who needs to attend a lot of video calls). The problem was that to use the monitor at its best, I have to keep the laptop it is attached to closed, which means I can't use the laptop's built-in 720p webcam. The Company would not supply me with an external webcam because laptop has one built-in so I decided to bite the bullet and buy myself a cheap one. How lucky I was to find this Logitech C615 on Amazon. Almost £15 cheaper then the lower model C505 while its on the current special offer. Installation? No problem, just plugged it in and Windows 10 recognized it straight away and even had the drivers already installed. Picture quality? Great! at 1080P full-hd it is better than the laptop's internal 720p webcam by a long way. Great auto-focus as well. I wasn't worried about the mono microphone as I use a headset for calls. All-in-all a fantastic buy!!

I use this exclusively with Skype (Linux) and Teams (MacOS). The mount is all right though without a lot of control (I end up tilting the monitor it's clipped to the top of). But the picture, particularly on Teams, is honestly not great. Compared to the Mac's built in camera, it seems fuzzier and there are scan line looking artifacts that make it seem like there is slight interference going on. Not all HD cams give the same result, even name brand ones. This camera was not expensive and maybe you get what you pay for, but it was not cheap either.

No issues. Had it for a couple years. Simple, easy to use. Quality is very standard. Not amazing but good. Good value.

First of all, the video quality is fantastic. As is the sound. The camera and mic are both orders of magnitude ahead of those found in smartphones, tablets and some other webcams around the same price point that I've tried. My issue with it comes with the plastic the camera is housed in. The Q&A section on Amazon would have you believe it the cable is 2m long based on a *seller* comment. Another puts it at 1.5m, and a third puts it at 1m. It's actually ~90cm from the end of the usb head to the camera and not entirely straight point-to-point so take a couple of cm off for placement. I wouldn't have bought it if I'd known the cable was this short. Unfortunately, I need to use it first thing and don't have time to return and source another. Another issue I have with the product comes from the manual on Amazon. It shows the USB cable as a separate piece of hardware. This isn't the case; it's sealed into the back of the camera. If you're working with tight space limits - and many might be with a 90cm wire - it's very easy for the slightest touch of the wire to move the camera on its, admittedly impressive, 360° axis.

Our son has been unable to return to school due ongoing health issues and trying to carry on using an iPad for online video work was impractical. Knowing Logitech make reliable hardware and this camera offered a good Full HD image from other reviews we gave it a try. It works brilliantly on his older Windows 7 i3 small form factor PC with a Samsung 32" TV monitor as a display. It was plug&play and worked with easily every video call service we have needed (Skype, Zoom, MS Teams). He is able to join in his classes easily and it is easy to position on top of the TV monitor to give a natural view when he is sat in his wheelchair or adjusted for other positions too. It is so easy to connect we can easily move it to our PC temporarily to use for online appointments with health care teams and other such requirements. We have had no issues with video or call quality, and it folds up and stores away safely when not needed. Excellent value and highly recommended for anyone who needs to chat online.