Logitech Camera Family

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Never seeing much of my brother and his daughters I thought I would by a Web Cam to keep in touch. I did not know much about them and did not want to spend much so I bought a logitech in a computer fair for $70.
Its easy to set up as it connects to...

Pros: Best bang for $100 Ever
Cons: ?????

Excellent all-in-one cam!!!
This is definitely the BEST webcam Logitech has ever made.I needed a replacement which performed well in low-light conditions and which would take good quality stills pictures.
I am happy to report that I am...

Pros: portable, good battery life, very easy to use. Fairly sturdy. acceptable low light images
Cons: image compression algorithm seems to make images occasionally blurry.

Overall, the Traveler is a fine, sturdy machine that allows you to remove your web cam and use it
"on the road". I have used it to provide me with a cheap digital "documentary" camera for my
work and for taking random images of my life for...

Pros: Fast pictures
Cons: grainy, staticky images and choppy video

I picked this up at a local Staples the day after I bought my new computer. Looking over the box (which shows photo-clear images as the 'results') I thought how neat it would be to save on camera film a bit, and I wouldn't really have to save up $300 for...

Pros: can't give that away (nondisclosure agreement)
Cons: a little pricey

I'm beta testing for this camera right now so I'm not going to give any information away regarding specs or whatnot but since this category already exists, I thought I'd put a good word in for Logitech.

Well, everyone knows Logitech makes...

Pros: Great price, easy installation, good software bundle
Cons: Video choppy, large pictures grainy

I have some experience with this camera on my PC at work. Installing it was a piece of cake. I installed the software first, running the install CD that came with the kit. It loaded the software without a hitch, and installed realplayer at the same...

Pros: easy to use, tons of software to use with it, excellent quality video and pics
Cons: price

I have been a logitech (quickcam) user for probably about 8 or 9 years now. I first started off with the greyscale, and within a few months moved up to the color camera, then quickcam II, and for the last 2 or 3 years, the quickcam pro. Unfortunately,...

Pros: Easy to install, cheap
Cons: Poor resolution

I love gadgets, and couldn't resist the display case of Logitech webcams at Costco, portraying lovely snap-shots of happy people. I had ideas of buying two and then running one on my laptop to enhance calls home. So I shelled out Canadian $60 for one...

Pros: easy to take and store photos to send over the Internet
Cons: flimsy camera, mediocre picture quality

My new computer came with a little cheap-looking plastic ball. It was actually the first webcam I'd ever seen, so I'd thought it would have been a little more high-tech. But it came free with the computer, so I guess you get what you pay for.

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Pros: Cute, easy to setup - fun to use
Cons: Sometimes falls off my desk.

I decided it was finally time to update my webcam. Having already been in love with my QuickCam VC Parallel (just before Logitech acquired connectix) I researched the QuickCam Pro USB anywhere I could find a review, not being able to find heaps of...

Pros: You can take Pictures and email them
Cons: Thats about the only thing I could figure out how to do!

A few months ago, I bought one of the web camera's. I thought it would be really good to be able to talk to someone one on one on the computer. I had a newborn son, so I thought this would work out good with my family, so everyone in my family bought...

Pros: Good unit pre-Windows 2000
Cons: Bad unit post Windows 2000

My first QuickCam was a parallel port unit that worked nicely and gave a good picture even in low light. I then upgraded to the USB model QuickCam Pro and wished I still had the older unit. This one shows a noticeable difference in picture qualities....

Pros: Cheap, takes snapshots and video clips at 30 frames per second
Cons: short 6' USB cable, rather low capturing quality

With over 1 million Quickcams sold, no wonder why many users remain satisfied. Like most other products I have purchased, this camera popped up on an AOL advertisement. I overlooked the product, looked at the price (only $49.95) and decided to purchase...

Pros: easy to use, fun
Cons: not great at resolution, parallel port

My boyfriend gave me a Logitech Quickcam as a present so that we might be able to send eachother video while talking online since we are in a long-distance relationship. Its actually a lot better than I would have thought, and it is a lot of fun to...

Pros: USB Hookup.
Cons: Difficult to catch on to.

I have the Logitech QuickCam Pro. It was a birthday gift from my parents this year. The reason I wanted a webcamera was because I had an online girlfriend (another epinion :-) and I wanted to talk live to her on it. The camera was great. The cheaper...