Logitech é simplesmente uma das melhores webcam do mercado.

This webcam is the clearest camera I've ever used. It has 1080p definition, so the image is very clear. The pictures taken with it are too beautiful and feel very good. I often use it now. It is a good high-quality product

I have had a webcam like this for over a year and I havent had any issues with it. The mic built in is very sensitive, so if you have a TV on in the background, it will get picked up as well.The picture quality is pretty solid.

OK, so I needed a webcam and grabbed the cheapest thing I could find, just to get the job done (playing games with the family during the pandemic.) I plugged it into my laptop, expecting pretty much the same thing as every other webcam in existence. Nope! I was stunned by the brightness, clarity and image of this camera. The colors jumped out at me! For once, I felt like I got my money's worth and more! Would recommend!

This webcam is awesome for the price. The video quality is clear, and the design is sleek. It is easy to set up, just plug and play, and it perches easily onto the top of my monitor.I recommend to those looking for a high quality webcam at an affordable price .

As a Linux user, I bought this particular model after reading several reviews & other info I found on the net that said it was Linux-compatible. I can say that it works just fine with Ubuntu Linux v8.04 ("Hardy Heron") and Ubuntu v8.10 ("Intrepid Ibex").The easiest way to test the webcam is with Ekiga, the webcam-VOIP application that's bundled with Ubuntu (and is downloadable for other distros). I also subscribed to this (free) service, which also works just fine (and is supposed to be Windoze-compatible, too -- good thing, as my sister is a die-hard Vista-phile). Stepping through the Ekiga setup panels (subscribing isn't necessary to do this) allows you to configure and test the audio & video streams the webcam produces. Plus, once you've gotten that far, using it in Ekiga is sorta slam-dunk. I have no plans to use it with Skype; Skype uses a proprietary protocol, whereas Ekiga uses an 'open' protocol.Note that under Linux, you will not need (and cannot use) the enclosed CDROM of Windows/Mac software. This webcam is UVC-compliant and works automatically with V4L2 (Video For Linux v2). Ubuntu 8.04 & 8.10 are both V4L2 compatible, so no holding your breath wondering if it will work. Boring old "plug-and-play"... You just connect the USB cable and Ubuntu automatically configures it for use. No drama.Note that in order to configure Ekiga, et al, you will have to refer to the webcam's audio & video streams by their '/dev' (device) handles. To do this, you'll need to know which audio & video devices the webcam is using. To find out, open a Terminal window and enter "ls /dev/audio*" and "ls /dev/video*" and note which devices are already in use. Then connect the webcam, allow Linux time to discover and configure it, then repeat the "ls" commands. The new devices that show up are the streams that the webcam uses in your Linux. Write these down -- you'll need to enter these whenever you test, configure Ekiga, or otherwise need to configure something to use the webcam feeds.As far as the product is concerned, the image quality is fine, the audio pickup is sensitive -- sometimes too sensitive, as we had feedback problems initially. You will probably have to move your speakers away from your monitor and turn them to point away from the webcam to eliminate this problem. The mount is somewhat funky, but it seems to work reliably, as it holds the webcam steady on different style monitors; it could probably be used as a stand itself. When used with Ekiga, all the controls "work", including changing the contrast, brightness, color tone, white balance, etc.I have no need for all the "googie" features written for Windoze users, so that's no loss to me. I need a good, solid webcam that works p-n-p with Linux -- and this does the trick. Yet it would be nice if it had a zoom feature...

If you’re looking for a solid, low price auto focus webcam, give this one a good long look. This replaced a well-worn Logitech & I couldn’t be happier. Extremely easy to setup & use, very good picture, sound, & autofocus quality. Works well with most lighting levels, little or no glare noted. No hiccups or gotcha’s so far after a couple of months of 12 hour a day plus usage. Overall, a very good webcam, recommended!

I don't usually write reviews for products but writing review for this webcam. I got this camera for my desktop for zoom, google and Skype meetings. I tried other brands and was trying to get Logitech webcam (which is out of stock) but then decided to purchase Aluratek HD 1080P Video Webcam.Initially windows 10 was not able to identify the camera and was showing error messages. I did some trouble shooting thankfully before deciding to return the camera, and finally camera started working with my windows 10. I have tried this webcam with zoom, google and Skype applications, and it is working great. I am impressed with the High Definition image quality, truly 1920 x 1080 HD screen resolution! The image quality is far better than my apple products (ipad/iphone) cameras. The camera is so well that you can see even the small blemishes on your skin. It is not autofocus but easy to focus with the dial at the front.The Built-in-microphone works well and the voice is also very clear.Aesthetically the webcam looks good It is definitely worth the money. I would definitely recommend everyone to buy this camera!