If you're planning on using a webcam purely for these work-related calls then there isn't any point in buying a powerful 4k model as you simply won't see the benefit. Google meets goes a step further and restricts your quality to 720p as this is the standard resolution on most built-in laptop cameras. For working professionals or office staff, most conference calling software such as Zoom or Microsoft Teams will restrict your broadcast quality to 1080p resolution and 30fps to preserve bandwidth. The first thing to consider is what you need your webcam for. In this bizarre new world of home working, you may feel a little overwhelmed when looking at webcams to buy – after all, all these cheap models on Amazon look the same right? Webcams are usually marketed with resolution (720p, 1080p, 4K etc) and framerates because this is the most important factor for most people when buying a product, but there are many other considerations that make a webcam 'good' or 'bad'. What should you look for when buying a webcam? Read the full review: Logitech Webcam C930e And of course, it’s Skype-certified for PC and Mac. The wide, 90-degree field of view means it’s well-suited to business video conferencing and presentations. Unlike traditional webcams, which rely on the PC for all the heavy lifting, the Logitech C930e does the video encoding itself, which should in turn result in better video quality. The C920 model is cheaper and similar -The microphone isn't great for team calls

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