Sharp on video calls, sharper for streaming.
A creator-grade cam with a fixed prime-style lens, an all-glass optical path and deep Camera Hub controls that expose real settings — Elgato's answer for streamers who want manual control, not auto-everything.
On the market since 2021
A no-nonsense 1080p webcam with two noise-reducing mics and a wide field of view that keeps showing up on budget shortlists — the go-to when you just want clean video calls without fuss.
On the market since 2019
A gimbal-mounted 4K AI webcam that physically pans and tilts to keep you centred, with on-device subject tracking and gesture control that made it the standout of the creator-cam surge.
On the market since 2022
Logitech's compact entry into the Brio line: a Full HD auto-focus cam with a wide 95-degree view and a built-in privacy shutter, tuned to look good in ordinary room light rather than chase megapixels.
On the market since 2017
The webcam that set the 1080p standard and never really left: a glass-lens, dual-mic workhorse that's still the default recommendation more than a decade on, and the most-reviewed, highest-rated pick in this category.
On the market since 2012
A pocket-sized AI PTZ webcam on a two-axis gimbal that tracks and zooms to follow you, with gesture control and a 1/2-inch sensor — most of the flagship Tiny 2's tricks at a friendlier price.
On the market since 2020
A streaming-first camera built around a large sensor and an ultrawide auto-focus lens, with Razer's Camo Studio software for framing and adjustment — the Kiyo line's answer to the creator webcam.
On the market since 2017