Elgato Facecam
Resolution: 1080p at 60 fps
A 1080p webcam with a fixed-focus prime lens and software control over exposure and field of view.
Category
Cameras for calls and streaming, evaluated on sensor, field of view, mounting and software.
3 published products
Orientation
Webcam marketing leads with resolution, which is the specification that matters least above 1080p. Light handling, field of view and how the camera mounts to your display decide whether calls look good.
Coverage
Each entry links to verified specifications, sources and alternatives.
Resolution: 1080p at 60 fps
A 1080p webcam with a fixed-focus prime lens and software control over exposure and field of view.
Resolution: Up to 4K at 30 fps, 1080p at 60 fps
A 4K webcam with autofocus, adjustable field of view and infrared support for platform authentication.
Resolution: 1080p at 30 fps, 720p at 30 fps
A 1080p webcam with a glass lens, autofocus, a 78 degree field of view, a stereo microphone and a physical privacy shutter.
Related research
The Facecam is a recorded 1080p 60 fps camera with a fixed focus prime lens and software adjustable field of view.
The Brio 4K is recorded with up to 4K at 30 fps, autofocus, an adjustable field of view and infrared authentication support.
Two recorded alternatives to the C920s: the 4K Brio with adjustable presets, and the discontinued Elgato Facecam with manual exposure control.
A 4K camera, a current 1080p camera and a discontinued one, each picked for a named criterion.
The Elgato Facecam records a field of view adjustable in software and manual exposure control.
The Logitech Brio 4K records infrared support, which is what Windows Hello relies on. Whether a given laptop has the sensor is a different question.
The C920s records a physical privacy shutter on the lens, while no shutter is recorded for the Brio 4K or the discontinued Facecam.
A 1080p webcam with a fixed-focus prime lens and manual software control, recorded for reference because the manufacturer has discontinued it.
A webcam with 4K capture, autofocus and infrared authentication support, reviewed from the recorded resolution, focus and infrared specifications.
A fixed 1080p camera with a 78 degree diagonal field of view, autofocus with a glass lens, a stereo microphone and a shutter that closes over the lens.
A discontinued 1080p camera kept for reference against a 4K camera with autofocus, infrared sign-in support and a built-in microphone.
A webcam is chosen on resolution, focus, control and mounting. The recorded Brio 4K and Elgato Facecam are used here as worked examples, not as a ranking.
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