Logitech PTZ Pro 2 USB HD 1080P Video Camera for Conference Rooms

We bought this so we could take meetings from the sofa in our home office. Also bought a USB extension cord so I can have my laptop right in front of me and use the TV we mounted this on as a 2nd monitor. Without the USB extension, I'd have to rig a mic so this way I can use my computer mic and also navigate through a slide presentation or share my screen as needed in my video conferences.I tried another camera before this one that was a little less expensive, but the zoom was terrible. This one has a very clear zoom and is so easy to set up and use. Though it's expensive, it's doing a great job for us!

Camera offers great clear pictures. Automatic adjustable lighting and picture Zoom clearity are great. Manual Zoom and 180 degree adjustable direction along with adjustable height is a plus. Nice Camera for video conference applications.

De las mejores compras que he hecho, los colores y el manejo del control me encantan.

They are great camera. although I wouldn't pay $849.99 (original price) for this. I think that would have been over price for the value, I could get a different brand that could offer same quality and more features for that price, but when I got them, it was only $587.99, so I didn't hesitate to get them. They are working perfectly fine in our conference room.

First, I bought this during Covid and paid more than $100 more than the current list price. Makes me feel a little gouged...Second it doesn’t work with FB live...Third, you have to unplug the camera and replug it in every 2 or 3 times you use it.I expected way more for $700!

I'm using this camera on a Vidyo HD-3 videoconference endpoint. I have extensive experience installing and maintaining videoconference equipment, and managing multi-point calls using different codec platforms. This was my first time using this camera <<in this configuration>>. This camera is the exact same one that is used with the Logitech Group combo, but with a 5 pin DIN connector straight through to the console. This one has the 5 pin DIN connection, but Logitech uses a 5 pin DIN to USB 2.0 adapter cable with a power injector to make this one go. I also have a USB extender setup that is rated at a max of 150 feet - but I'm only using a 20 foot Cat 6 cable for the extension. So, that stated, it seems a little sensitive to control. It's really meant for fixed operation, but you can steer it to a position and park it there. However, I find myself overshooting my target, going too much up or down, and finding it difficult to control the zoom. It takes a bit of fiddling around to get it in position. The remote that comes with it is better for steering it, but not much more, than the Vidyo remote I typically use. The remote that comes with this camera has three programmable positions. I recommend the user do all the fiddling around to get it where they want it, then save the setting. That way it's easy to go back to that location/zoom configuration. Knowing the limitations and the price point I found this one at, I would consider another purchase, but I'd probably take another look to see what's available. No mic with this camera so no sound quality to rate.

Very pleased with this camera. I looked for quite a while to f8nd affordable camera with remote pan, tilt and zoom with a minimum of 10x zoom. Some people have complained about picture quality, but I have not had any problems. Setup simle, works great with Zoom and Skype. Does everything I need!

I use this for group Pilates workout sessions over Zoom from my Windows laptop. I get 1920x860 Zoom recordings as well. The 3 presets via remote control are awesome so that workout participants can see me full screen whether laying on the floor or standing. Plug and play setup with USB to laptop.