Logitech C920 Pro Webcam Widescreen Video Calling & Recording 1080p Camera Desktop or Laptop Webcam

Name: Logitech C920 Pro Webcam Widescreen Video Calling & Recording 1080p Camera Desktop or Laptop Webcam
Brand: Logitech
SKU: CityCenter_1293
Price: 79 JOD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3 (4 reviews)

Full HD 1080p video calling (upto 1920 x 1080 pixels) with the latest version of Skype for Windows; Webcam with 5 foot cable
720p HD video calling (upto 1280 x 720 pixels) with supported clients; Full HD video recording (upto 1920 x 1080 pixels). Max Resolution: 1080p/30fps 720p/30fps
Video compression, Built in dual stereo mics with automatic noise reduction; Automatic low light correction, Tripod ready universal clip fits laptops, LCD or monitors
Compatible with: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 or later; Works in USB Video Device Class (UVC) mode: Mac OS 10.10 or later (HD 720p on FaceTime for Mac or other supported video calling clients; Full HD 1080p video recording with QuickTime Player) Chrome OS,Android v 5.0 or above (with supported video calling clients),USB port,Internet connection

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VIDEO CALLS IN FULL HD CLARITY

C920 delivers remarkably crisp and detailed Full HD video (1080p at 30fps) with a full HD glass lens, 78° field of view, and HD auto light correction—plus dual mics for clear stereo sound. Everything you need to look great in conference calls and record polished demos.

Full HD clarity Video with Logitech C920

DUAL-MIC
STEREO AUDIO

Two microphones, one on either side of the camera, capture more realistic sound from a broader range of angles—so your voice comes through sounding natural and clear in conference calls.

OPTIMAL LIGHTING

Equipped with automatic HD light correction, the C920 uses Logitech’s RightLightTM 2 technology to adjust to your lighting conditions, producing bright, contrasted images, even if you’re in a dim setting.