Logitech C930-E Business Webcam, Full HD 1080p/30fps Video Calling, Light Correction, Autofocus, 4X Zoom, Privacy Shade, Works with Skype Business, WebEx, Lync, Cisco, PC/Mac/Laptop/Macbook/Chrome
Original price was: £119.99.£85.31Current price is: £85.31.
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The Logitech C930e Video Conference Webcam delivers clear video and sound in virtually any environment, offering advanced webcam capabilities for superior video conferencing. With 1080p resolution, H.264 video compression and a wide 90-degree field of view, this conference call webcam adapts to any meeting space wherever you are. The video calling device features pan, tilt and 4x digital zoom controls, allowing you to adjust the frame to fit your environment – making it possible to collaborate over video and present a whiteboard, show a document or conduct a demo in clear view all from your desktop. The video calling camera is also designed to be easy to set up and use for desktop video collaboration and certified to work with Skype for Business and Cisco Jabber and offers enhanced integration with BlueJeans, Broadsoft, LifeSize Cloud, Vidyo and Zoom. You can mount the webcam wherever works best for you, whether that’s your LCD screen, notebook or table top – using the adjustable clip or mount it onto your own tripod instead. An additional removable shade flips down to assure privacy.
Premium Streaming: This video calling device delivers your presentation in stunning HD 1080p video quality at 30 frames-per-second with a 90-degree diagonal field of view. It covers the full action
UVC 1.5 H.264 Encoding: Frees up system bandwidth and delivers a smoother video stream by putting video processing in the camera
Ideal for Large Conference Rooms: This video conference camera is integrated with HDR, 4x digital zoom with remote control pan, tilt and zoom, as well as 2 omni-directional mics, so you can get your point across loud and clear
Versatile Connectivity: Adaptable to your business network set up, this conferencing webcam is certified for Microsoft Lync 2013 and Skype, compatible with most UC and web conferencing applications
Clip-and-Go: Mount the USB plug and play office conference camera on your LCD screen, notebook, table top, or mount it on your own tripod instead. A removable cover flips down to assure privacy and peace of mind
Brighter Images: Equipped with Rightlight 2 technology with automatic HD light correction and autofocus, this streaming webcam produces bright, well-contrasted images – even if you’re in a dim setting
Customers say
Customers find the webcam works well with Skype and deliver top-notch picture and audio quality. They appreciate its solid build, brilliant professional performance, and ease of setup with plug-and-play functionality. Customers like the wide angle view, with one noting it’s good for capturing many participants, and the sound quality is suitable for podcasts. While some customers consider it worth the price, others find it pricey.
12 reviews for Logitech C930-E Business Webcam, Full HD 1080p/30fps Video Calling, Light Correction, Autofocus, 4X Zoom, Privacy Shade, Works with Skype Business, WebEx, Lync, Cisco, PC/Mac/Laptop/Macbook/Chrome
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Original price was: £119.99.£85.31Current price is: £85.31.
MR P R LANGFORD –
Excellent webcam
Was torn between this model, the 930e, and the venerable 920. After much research, I chose the 930 primarily as the colour/image looked better in most of the YouTube reviews.So glad I went for the 930. Looks sleek in silver, with white LEDs and works beautifully with my ageing MacBook Pro (2015). Webcam Settings app sorts out the adjustments beautifully (£7 on App Store).Itâs the wide angle lens that makes all the difference – plus you can narrow the view as needed.Finally, feels very well made and was a doddle to set up. Deserves fully 5 stars.
Aonghas Iain –
Good Camera
I bought this item 5 years ago and it has served me well.
S. Dickert –
If you own the QC 9000 or the C910, then the 930e is a terrific upgrade
I have been using webcams (in anger) for the better part of five years, especially with my focus on telepresence robotics and video conferencing. And the 930e is the first upgrade from the QuickCam Pro 9000 that I am really crowing about.Compared to the 9000, you have the 1080 and the greater viewing angle (all due to the fish-eye lens) and a much higher resolution and low light performance. When comparing the 910 directly with the 930e, the same resolution issues are evident – facial features are crisper, colors are more natural and the auto-focusing is incredibly useful.And, the new mount works exceptionally well with a center mount where I place the 930e directly in front of the monitor to give better eye contact.Is it worth the increased price? If you have a 9000 or C910, then I would say yes. But for those 920 folks out there – you will have to decide for yourselves.And I have found the microphones excellent, but I use my own AT2020 mic for better audio pickup.
Danny A –
Nothing Bad To Say At All!
From reading other reviews, it looks like I purchased this webcam for a slightly different reason than other peeps. Rather than work Zoom calls, I wanted the C930-E so I could use it for Discord calls with friends. I have a desktop microphone, so I really just needed the Webcam for video as my desktop hasn’t got a camera.As the title suggests, I haven’t experienced any issues with the webcam at all! Setup was incredibly easy, you literally plug it in and you’re ready to go. It even comes with a handy detachable window/screen/flap thingy that you can flip down over the camera if you’d like to cover it and give yourself privacy.The quality of the camera is fantastic, and I feel like any limitations to the quality will come from your own personal internet speeds rather than the webcam itself. I’ve used it to talk to folks multiple times, and haven’t received any complaints.All in all, 100% satisfied!
Mr Roly –
Great external webcam for MacBook pro
I got this webcam as an alternative to the built in camera to my MacBook. It is very easy to set up (plug and play) and works great with Skype. attaches via USB2Image quality is superb and clear. The camera clips on top of the screen, a light notch may be visible for edgeless screens, but this is not an issue. The mount also has a standard screw thread fitting so it can be attached to a tripod if you want to do blogs or other video type presentations.I like how the camera comes with a little privacy screen that covers the lens when not in use.To camera settings can be set up through a separate free app / bit of software that can be downloaded from the app store (might be different on PC). The only downside is that this app needs to be running for the settings to be applied, but this is not a mayor issue, I have it next to my Skype icon in my app bar.
T C BUCKLAND –
Nice unit but you need more control over the picture quality
There is no doubt that the picture quality that you can get from this unit is very good, but it would be better if you had more control over the picture quality level.I tested this in the office with Lync, and could see it was sending a nice HD video to the other party. The auto focus is fast – if you hold up A4 paper with writing on it, the other party can read it. Using NetMeter I could see it was uploading at around 450 KB/s.At home on Skype, I called my family in Australia from London. On NetMeter I could see it was uploading at 850 KB/s or more. Unfortunately I think it overwhelmed their computer or perhaps internet connection since it froze a number of times for long periods. They said the picture was very clear though.What I really need is a way of setting a maximum picture quality target – say 720p instead of 1080p. Or perhaps setting a maximum upload bandwidth, and letting it sort out the best quality it can do within that budget. Some of my family have satellite internet – data is very expensive. So it would be good to throttle the quality for them too.So unfortunately I might have to revert back to my old Logtecht QuickCam Pro 9000.I do like the privacy cover that comes with it though, once you clip it on, you just have to lift up the flap when you want to use the webcam.
Dr. Martin TN Knight –
Great Product Slightly complex full set up
It really is a great product. I am a spine surgeon Zooming patients so clarity is important. The setup is simple but the full setup is a little more complex and could be simplified. So far – delighted. It has a security cover which is reassuring so the FBI can not peek in !!!! Enjoy better family Zooms with the wide-angle lens facility. The microphone and recording seem rather good so far but I will test this further with patients and family. I know it is a pricey spend but so far it seems worth it. The image is so balanced and the depth of field impressive. I hope that you enjoy it in these difficult times
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Craig de Satnick –
All the reviews I read on-line said this was the latest and greatest. As described it came in a brown Logitech box versus their standard green, white and black consumer packaging. Honestly I like the brown box. Opened it up, plugged it into a USB extension cord into a USB 3.0 port of my computer running Windows 7 Pro 64 bit. Windows recognized the C930 correctly, installed the necessary drivers and boom, video using Skype. I downloaded the two programs from the Logitech website – one checks the firmware (it came with the latest version) and another that I can not remember.The webcam does give you a wide view so my wife tightened it up using Skype and left the rest of the settings at default. This is in a room with mixed light (daylight and CFL on desk) and I found the colors to be fairly accurate, maybe a touch blue, Autofocus seemed to function properly, but then it is set up on the desk, I originally had it on the top edge of the monitor. Surprisingly, the mount worked well considering it was a friction fit. I can not say how time would affect the stand’s ability to stay tight against the back of the monitor since my wife did not like the view which showed the bookcases on the opposite wall. So now it sits in front of the monitor on a one level stand that the monitor is on. Its is a 27″ 16×9 Benq so it was a bit high and my wife likes the image better with the webcam set lower.Audio is acceptable, a bit thin but I am too lazy to break out my Sennhieser lapel mic out and go crazy with the adapters to get the XLR down to mini for plugging into the computer. Plus I need to keep it simple for my wife to use for business. Bottom line the 930e is about $30 more expensive than the C920 but is a year newer model. Is it worth the extra money? I do not know, but it does use the latest H264 video standards and other reviews seem to think so.
Jacek –
Kamerka zapewnia jasny, bardzo ostry obraz. WidaÄ szczegóÅy, co ważne obraz jest naturalny i osoba wyglÄ da dobrze bez cieni, odbiÄ i refleksów. Bardzo polecam.
WilliamTdlT –
Mi Primer camara web no me decepcionó, excelente imagen fácil instalación en un tripié con el que ya contaba gracias al clip que incluye, tapa de privacidad; la utilizo para streams en twitch en un xbox series X directamente conectada a la consola sin ningún problema solo la conectas y en automatico la detecta y puedes comenzar a transmitir
Renrew Lekrof –
Ich benutze WebCams am Mac u.a. um auf meinem Youtube-Kanal “wforkel” Gitarrenaufnahmen zu posten. Leider lässt die aktuelle Generation der internen Mac iSight-Cams bezüglich Bildqualität immer noch zu wünschen übrig und full HD geht gar nicht. Deshalb habe ich mich bei Logitech umgeschaut. Bereits die C910 war deutlich besser und lief sowohl unter Windows 7 als auch Mac OSX 10.8 ohne Treiber. Ich habe dann noch die C920 und später die C930e gekauft und alle 3 verglichen.Alle 3 Cams werden vom Retina-Macbook und vom iMac unter Mountain Lion und Maverick ohne weitere Treiber sofort erkannt und man kann mit Quicktime sofort Filme in full HD aufnehmen. Am Windows-PC geht Quicktime leider nicht, man muss AVS4YOU oder etwas ähnliches nehmen, aber es geht auch hier ohne Treiberinstallation. Für Skype sind alle drei ohne Einschränkung geeignet. Die Unterschiede liegen im Detail (siehe unten). Wer Wert auf einen groÃen Zoombereich legt, soll die C930 wählen.Die Bildqualität ist bei allen 3 Modellen sehr ordentlich und übertrifft alles was ich bisher bei Webcams gesehen habe: Gestochen scharfe Full-HD Videos und schneller Autofocus bis in den Makrobereich. AudiomäÃig sind alle drei Modelle mit 16 kHz PCM-Samplingfrequenz ziemlich eingeschränkt trotz ordentlichem Stereomikrofon. Für Musikaufnahmen sollte man sich ein externes USB-Interface mit guten Mikrofonen gönnen. Am besten ein einfaches Stereo-Interface, das wird im Gegensatz zu manchen Mehrkanal-Interfaces von Quicktime problemlos erkannt.Unterschied C910 – C920 – C930e:Bei der C920 und C930 wurde die Befestigung verbessert, sie wackelt nicht mehr so und hat auch ein Stativgewinde, was der C910 fehlt. Die Mikrofonausrichtung wurde ebenfalls verändert um den Stereoeffekt zu erhöhen. Die Linse scheint bei allen 3 Modellen gleich zu sein, die Unterschiede kommen vom Sensorchip. Die C930 hat laut Datenblatt einen Sichtwinkel (FOV) von 90 Grad, während die C920 einen FOV von 78 Grad hat. Bei der C930 muss man also etwas näher ran für gleiche BildgröÃe. Die 930 hat eine weiÃe Frontbeleuchtung, was bei schwachem Licht nicht so auffällt wie die blaue Beleuchtung der älteren Modelle.Alle 3 Kameras unterstützen Full HD 1080p bei 30 FPS (Bilder pro Sekunde) mit H.264 bei ca. 25 Mbit/s Datenrate. Apple Pro Resolution ist auch möglich bei ca. 200 â 400 Mbit/s und Motion JPEG bei ca. 1Gbit/s.Laut Anzeige der Logitech WebCam App haben die C920 und C930 den gleichen Sensorchip, ich vermute es handelt sich um einen 3,7 Megapixel Chip mit (2304 x 1596, 3:2). Allerdings ist es mir nur gelungen, Videoaufnahmen mit Full HD 1080p (1920 x 1080, 16:9) zu machen, d.h. die Kameras nutzen nur einen Teil der Sensorfläche aus. Die Bildqualität unterscheidet sich nicht wesentlich, die C930 schärft nur stärker.Die C910 funktioniert hingegen auch mit voller nativer Auflösung noch mit 10 FPS. Die C910 hat laut Datenblatt einen 5 MP chip (2592 x 1944, 4:3 sodass das älteste Modell auch die höchste Auflösung bietet. AuÃerdem liefert sie nach meiner Erfahrung bei schwachem Licht das beste Bild, während die C930 bei Tageslicht am besten wirkt.Hier noch ein paar Software-Tipps für den Mac:Zum Aufnehmen von Filmen mit der Webcam am Mac eignet sich neben Quicktime z.B. die App RecordMe, welche eine gröÃere Auswahl an Formaten bietet. Unter Windows habe ich die Kameras mit AVS4YOU und VLC ausprobiert.Leider habe ich für den Mac keine App gefunden, die alle verschiedenen Aufnahmemodi ermöglicht. Quicktime X arbeitet entweder mit H.264 oder Apple Pro Res, Quicktime 7 und die App Record Me mit H.264 oder Motion JPEG. VLC bietet u.a. MPEG TS.Logitech bietet zwar ziemlich versteckt eine Kamera-Software für Mac an, aber die ist genauso schlecht wie die Windows-Software. Also: Die Logitech-Software auf beiden Betriebssystemen gar nicht erst installieren!!!Etwas besser ist da schon die kostenlose Webcam-App von Logitech im Appstore mit der man die wichtigsten Einstellungen verändern kann. Die Zoomfunktion funktioniert allerdings nur mit der C930 und die App kann nicht mehrere Cams verwalten.Deutlich mehr kann die App namens “WebCam Settings” aus dem Appstore. Damit kann man unter OSX alle Einstellungen wie Blende, Focus, Zoom, Farbsättigung, WeiÃabgleich etc. komplett manuell einstellen und abspeichern (funktioniert auch mit mehreren WebCams). Diese kann auch schärfen.Die kostenpflichtige App “iGlasses” hat zusätzlich noch komische Effekte eingebaut, kann aber nur 720p. Dafür aber wird sie auch von Final Cut Pro X erkannt, so dass man nun direkt von der Webcam in FCPX importieren kann. Das ging bisher nur mit der eingebauten iSight Kamera.Mit mehreren Cams kann man Videos herstellen mit verschiedenen Blickwinkeln. Ich habe drei Webcams (2x C920 und 1x C910) mit dem Mac verbunden und jeweils eine Quicktime-Aufnahme gestartet (jede in einer eigenen Instanz). Alle 3 Cams wurden ohne Probleme gleichzeitig aufgenommen, allerdings ging maximal 720p, darüber wird der Datendurchsatz zu groÃ. Selbst USB3 ports unterstützen maximal 480 Mb/s bei Cams mit USB2 Schnittstelle. Auch ein Hub hilft da nicht weiter, höchstens ein zweiter USB-Chip im Rechner.