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You won't find better image quality on a camera than on Logitech's Brio 4K Pro Webcam. It's insanely sharp and color-accurate thanks to its High Dynamic Range (HDR) support. There are few services that support 4K right now, but you'll future-proof your system if you get this. Its clip isn't as sturdy as any of Logitech's other cameras, though, but at least the cable can be replaced.
The Logitech Webcam C930e is the enterprise version of the C920. It's more expensive at $106, but that may be what a premium business is willing to pay for the best noise-canceling microphone we found in our camera testing. Talking, keyboard clicking and even videos played in the same room were muted on the C930e.
The images were a bit oversaturated, but otherwise just as clear and detailed as on its cheaper sibling, and with a wider viewing angle of 90 degrees. However, if you're using your own mic or headset, most people — and businesses — will be fine with the C920 at the lesser price.
If you're on a budget, the $40 Logitech HD Webcam C310 is the best you can get. The 720p camera took detailed photos and stills, but doesn't offer the wide-angle lenses of Logitech's more expensive cameras. The C310 is also tough to affix to a screen, but with a little patience, you can get it on tight.
We've noticed a pattern after years of notebook testing: Built-in webcams generally stink. With the exception of a few standouts, those cameras are grainy, blurry, off-color and lacking in detail. You can do better. Plugging in an external webcam can provide better image quality and clearer audio for teleconferencing and streaming.
In our testing, Logitech showed off its muscle in the webcam space. We found cameras that were great for business users and for budget buyers. And we found our favorite overall, the HD Pro Webcam C920.If you're streaming some games on Twitch or YouTube Live, you should do it with a Razer Kiyo. It's picture is just as good (often better) than the C920, and its innovative design features a light ring to brighten up dark spaces. The design is thoughtful and perfect for taking on the road, though I wish it had a better internal microphone. The light and image quality make it great for everyone, not just streamers, as long as you're willing to cough up $100.
You won't find better image quality on a camera than on Logitech's Brio 4K Pro Webcam. It's insanely sharp and color-accurate thanks to its High Dynamic Range (HDR) support. There are few services that support 4K right now, but you'll future-proof your system if you get this. Its clip isn't as sturdy as any of Logitech's other cameras, though, but at least the cable can be replaced.
The Logitech Webcam C930e is the enterprise version of the C920. It's more expensive at $106, but that may be what a premium business is willing to pay for the best noise-canceling microphone we found in our camera testing. Talking, keyboard clicking and even videos played in the same room were muted on the C930e.
The images were a bit oversaturated, but otherwise just as clear and detailed as on its cheaper sibling, and with a wider viewing angle of 90 degrees. However, if you're using your own mic or headset, most people — and businesses — will be fine with the C920 at the lesser price.If you're on a budget, the $40 Logitech HD Webcam C310 is the best you can get. The 720p camera took detailed photos and stills, but doesn't offer the wide-angle lenses of Logitech's more expensive cameras. The C310 is also tough to affix to a screen, but with a little patience, you can get it on tight.
When 17-inch laptops are too big and 13- and 14-inch systems are too small, 15-inch laptops are there to fill that midsize hole in your life. Whether you're looking for a college laptop, a budget Windows machine, a Chromebook, a premium stunner, a business notebook, a gaming beast or a jack-of-all-trades 2-in-1, there's a 15-inch laptop with your name on it.
We thoroughly review dozens of laptops using benchmarks and hands-on testing and comparisons to determine which ones are worthy of your money. Here are our top picks for 15-inch laptops. But in case you need something a little bigger or smaller, check out our best laptops or best 2-in-1 laptops page. Productivity, multimedia and even a bit of gaming — the Dell XPS 15 can do it all — and do it well. Starting at $1,099, the XPS 15 offers an attractive, slim design that's bursting with power, including an Intel Core i9 processor and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 GPU. The keyboard is surprisingly comfortable, and the Infinity Edge display is simply lovely. Oh, and did we mention the speedy M.2 PCIe SSD and gorgeous OLED display? In short, you've got a certified beast on your hands.

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