The Obsbot Tiny 2 is one of the best webcams I’ve ever tested, but its steep price tag narrows down its reach of potential buyers considerably. Is it worth the splurge?
Whether you're working from home most of the time now or going into the office a few days a week, there's a good chance you're using your webcam weekly if not, daily. Video calls on Zoom, Microsoft Teams and other platforms are a standard part of life for many people now, and while built-in cameras on laptops and desktops are getting better, they still can't hold a candle to external webcams that have higher resolutions, better autofocus and extra features like light correction and more. They're also essential for those who stream on YouTube, Twitch and other sites who need their picture quality to be as good as possible. But as with most PC accessories, it can be tough to sort through the sea of options out there and find the best webcams for your needs. We get it, so we tested out a bunch of the latest webcams to see which are worth your money so you can decide which is the best buy for you. Factors to consider before buying a webcam Resolution and field of
Apple's FaceTime webcams are now looking a bit dated, so why not upgrade with a new Mac webcam that provides better image quality and features for video-calls with friends and business colleagues?