We have been very impressed with the Logitech C922 Pro. Webcams simply don’t need 4K resolution (at least for now) and so Full HD is absolutely plenty. We can even see many buyers dropping down to 720p so they can make use of the smoother 60fps setting.

C922 Pro Stream webcam with Logitech Camera Customize the C922 Pro Stream webcam with Logitech Camera

If you so wish, the exposure, focus, brightness, contrast, saturation and sharpness can all be tweaked manually with the free Logitune application. The company also has Logi Capture for recording video with the camera. Use either the Logitech Camera Settings software or Logitech Gaming Software to change different settings on your webcam.But, if you find yourself wanting more and have some budget room or you don't need all of the features and want to save some money, there are other options that may be more worthwhile. It's good, but there are other options You can use applications like Xsplit or OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) to stream your video feed live. For a simply better video experience, Logitech's Brio webcam takes the C922 Pro Stream's specs and dials them up. It can handle 4K HDR video with a wide 90-degree field of view, or you're able to bump down to 1080p at 60fps. Switching resolutions also gives you different field of view options and the ability to digitally zoom and pan. The catch: this webcam is more expensive than the C922. The two key features here are Full HD video resolution and smooth, 60 frames-per-second video. But you can’t have both at the same time. That’s because 60fps is limited to 720p HD and 1080p Full HD is only possible at 30fps.

Logitech C922 Pro Stream Webcam vs. Logitech C920 HD Pro Logitech C922 Pro Stream Webcam vs. Logitech C920 HD Pro

Secondly, Both webcams can do 1080p at 30 FPS. However, the C922 comes with better firmware, which allows specific features, such as 60 FPS at 720p resolution, and works better in low light conditions than the Logitech C920. The only two great advantages of the Logitech C922 vs C920 has is its video recording at 60 FPS and is slightly better in low light conditions than its counterpart. Which of these you choose will likely depend on what you use the Logitech C922 Pro for. Recording in Full HD will make for a sharper picture, while streaming at 720p will still look sharp during a video conference call or live stream, but benefit from a smoother frame rate.

The Logitech C922 Pro is an excellent HD webcam with tripod and support for 60fps

You will need to redo your options every time your computer starts unless you get the newest version of the Logitech G Hub program. The newer software saves your configuration correctly. Also, until recently, it was complicated to manage more than one C920 Hd Pro connected to the computer, since the drivers don’t differentiate between them. The other thing that might matter for some people is the Logitech C922’s webcam video’s ability to do 60 FPS at 720p. It’s a somewhat blurry “720p”, and the settings to make 60 FPS work are a bit obtuse (turning off all features in the camera settings, nothing on auto). The Logitech C920 is a great video webcam and will be more than enough for any streamer who can’t afford an ultra-professional production video camera. The legacy drivers still exist for the Logitech C920, so you don’t have to use the newest Logitech webcam software or have to rely on Logitech for their drivers.

Logitech Full HD C922 Pro Stream Webcam, 1080p Camera

When the webcam is on, the glass front is framed by a pair of arching white lights. It’s an attractive design and one we prefer over the single, often-hard LED bulb of other webcams. The C922 also comes with built in Logitech capture software and a handy Logitech capture app, making it ideal for all you Twitch streamers out there. Not to mention auto light correction software too.The webcam itself is glass-fronted and framed by a pair of microphones for stereo sound. It measures 95mm wide, 44mm tall and 71mm deep, including the monitor mount which does not detach. The webcam weighs 162g.