What should you look for when buying a webcam? Read the full review: Logitech Webcam C930e And of course, it’s Skype-certified for PC and Mac. The wide, 90-degree field of view means it’s well-suited to business video conferencing and presentations.

Unlike traditional webcams, which rely on the PC for all the heavy lifting, the Logitech C930e does the video encoding itself, which should in turn result in better video quality. The C920 model is cheaper and similar -The microphone isn't great for team calls

Now that stock levels are returning to normal, and the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales are just around the corner, you might be in the best possible position to buy yourself your dream webcam. Perhaps during that time you bought a cheap (and unsatisfactory) product, or couldn't get your hands on something that suits your needs. Remote working became commonplace and regional lockdowns across the world forced people to remain in their homes, unable to meet with family and friends. This time last year, it was almost impossible to get your hands on any webcam, let alone some of the better ones, and this was all thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic. If you have a specific purpose in mind, such as live streaming on Twitch or YouTube, remote calling into the office or even just catching up with distant loved ones, then don't panic – we've compiled the best options into an easy list to help you make the right choice, and avoid purchasing something that will look like you're filming in the 1970's.

Laptop built in microphone