Webcams Reviews

Literally — this webcam requires a USB 3.0 port to function.

The Kiyo V2 is a 4K / 30 fps webcam with a large sensor, a built-in privacy shutter, and a USB-C cable that you absolutely must use for that resolution.

The Emeet Piko+ is a small, oval-shaped 4K webcam with dual cameras — sort of like all smartphones since 2014.

A permanent price reduction makes this webcam a pretty good deal.

The Elgato Facecam MK.2 brings HDR, a built-in privacy shutter, and onboard memory to the original Facecam. But image quality hasn't improved that much.

Logitech's new 4K MX Brio has an updated sensor that promises 2x the detail of the Brio 4K — and it delivers, but it's not quite on par with 4K webcams targeting content creators. So...who's it for?

Logitech’s sub-$100 1080p webcam works for casual video calls in a well-lit setting, but there are far better options.

If you need a 4K webcam, this is the top of the line.

The Center Cam is a tiny camera on a flexible gooseneck arm that sits in the middle of your screen. It’s designed to facilitate eye contact, and it does a pretty good job.

The Elgato Facecam Pro is an excellent 4K webcam for streamers, and only streamers.