Logitech
Logitech C920x HD Pro Webcam
Logitech C920x records 1080p30 with autofocus and HD lighting adjustment, dual stereo mics, and bundled XSplit VCam trial—without a privacy shutter on this model.
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Our review
C920x is Logitech’s refreshed 1080p30 webcam with automatic light correction and autofocus for desktop mounting on monitors or tripods. Dual built-in mics capture stereo audio for Teams, Zoom, and streaming, and the listing includes a three-month XSplit VCam license for background blur without a green screen.
Video is full HD at 30 fps with a CMOS sensor sized 1/2.9 inch in specs, connected via USB. The listing explicitly notes there is no privacy shutter on this variant—plan a cover or unplug when not in use.
Customer feedback still treats C920x as the reliable office default, though autofocus quirks and occasional early failures show up in reviews. Some summaries incorrectly mention Mac incompatibility; Logitech markets broad OS support—verify your app picks the C920x mic as default.
Pros and cons
What we like
- 1080p30 video with autofocus
- Automatic HD light correction
- Dual stereo microphones
- Includes 3-month XSplit VCam license
What to watch
- No privacy shutter on this model
- Autofocus complaints in some reviews
- Mixed reliability reports after months
- 30 fps cap—not 60 fps streaming
Specifications
| Resolution | 1080p at 30 fps |
|---|---|
| Sensor | 1/2.9 in CMOS |
| Microphones | Dual stereo mics |
| Connection | USB |
| Software | XSplit VCam trial (listing) |
| Privacy | No shutter (listing) |
Who it's for
- Daily Zoom and Teams calls
- Desktop monitor mounting
- Background blur with XSplit trial
The verdict
Still the safe 1080p flagship if you accept the missing shutter. Add a physical cover and confirm OS audio defaults on first setup.