This festive season can be a reprieve from your webcam, but if you still need a good camera for video conferencing or plan to spruce up your streaming setup, Black Friday is a great time to buy a webcam on the cheap. A dedicated webcam is always better than the small camera that’s stuck in the thin bezel of your laptop, and you don’t have to spend a lot to get good resolution with great color. Ahead of Cyber ​​Monday, we’ve rounded up the best webcam deals available now and will be adding to that list throughout the weekend.

Best webcam deals for Black Friday

$ 70 (instead of $ 100)

Continuing its march to meet every whim of the modern gamer, the Razer’s Kiyo webcam is a cute little device to convey your face to the digital world around you. Offering superb image quality and a practical light ring, the only downside of this webcam is its admittedly muffled sound. However, when paired with a separate USB microphone, this is a great option that is very economical.

$ 100 (instead of $ 200)

While the standard Razer Kiyo webcam provides a crisp picture but dull sound, the Razer Kiyo Pro doesn’t have such issues in the sound department. Compared to its little brother, the audio of the Kiyo Pro is a noticeable improvement. While there is no ring light to illuminate your face, that doesn’t seem like a problem for this webcam as it uses some kind of techno-magic to create a clear portrait even in low light conditions.

$ 88 (instead of $ 100)

Logitech’s webcams have long been the gold standard for streaming technology, and in 2021 the C922X is still one of the best devices you can get today for a surprisingly low amount of money. Specially designed and optimized for professional-quality video streaming, the C922X webcam can record in a range of formats up to a maximum video of 1080p at 30 frames per second, while its dual array of built-in microphones record high-quality audio for your gaming sessions.

$ 175 (instead of $ 200)

One of Logitech’s newer devices on the market, the Brio is a webcam that markets visual excess. Streaming in 4K might be overkill, but in our age of super-fast internet speeds, there is clearly a market for it. Beyond the visual appeal, you can expect people to hear you clearly too, as the omni-directional microphones with noise-canceling functions are an excellent audiovisual combo.

$ 22 (instead of $ 50)

Want Logitech quality without spending too much money? Next, the company’s C270 webcam will deliver a no-frills experience that excels in the basics of video streaming. While it lacks features like tilt, pan, zoom, and auto-correct, it’s still better than your laptop’s built-in camera, and the 720p resolution at 30fps is capable of providing decent transmission.

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