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- First reviewMarch 11, 2021
- Last reviewJuly 8, 2024
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- First review commentJanuary 8, 2025
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Logitech C920s is a budget-friendly, work-from-anywhere webcam that delivers a professional video meeting experience. It includes features designed to make you look and sound great in your next meeting. A 78~ diagonal field of view perfectly frames you and your space, while autofocus adjusts smoothly and precisely. RightLight 2 technology automatically adjusts to your lighting situation even in low-light or backlit conditions. And dual integrated mics accurately capture your voice from multiple angles for greater nuance. If you~re streaming or recording, use Logitech~s Capture app to edit and customize. Flip down the lens cover at any point to protect your privacy.
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5
As always, Logitech makes amazing stuff
on March 11, 2021
Posted by: tuxedojack
Verified Purchase:Yes
The only beef I have with this is the cables can be chewed through by pets pretty easily.
To fix this, I've armored it with vinyl tubing, and it seems to be holding up like a champ.
Oh, and make sure you install Logitech's software. The Windows UVC driver is junk.
Length of ownership: 86
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I would recommend this to a friend!
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Quality
5
Value
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Dominate your competitors with this TP Link Archer tri-band gaming router. It offers one 2.4GHz and two 5.0GHz bands, so you can connect more devices with less interference, and it uses MU-MIMO technology to reduce signal wait time and bottlenecking. This TP Link Archer tri-band gaming router has multiple processors to ensure smooth task executions.
Overall5 out of 5
5 out of 5Nice little drop-in replacement router
By tuxedojack
Rock-solid, dependable, and the built-in OpenVPN Connect client isn't bad at all (beats the heck out of setting up DynDNS and OpenVPN yourself, and I say that coming from a pfSense).
The one beef I have is that there's no multi-gig / 10Gb switch port on it, but to be fair, the two link aggregation ports will do for 95% of users (the rest of us are running NIC teaming in-OS).
It also cut the power usage and noise levels on my rack _way_ down - I was able to remove an Optiplex 7020 desktop (pfSense router), a Netgear R6300 v2 WAP, and a Netgear JGS728TP switch from the rack, and my home office is a lot more tolerable now. I'm looking forward to see how it gets in the summer.
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January 8, 2025
This router turned into a HUGE brick later on and I ended up returning it under the service plan since traffic would get hard-dropped and the device would require a physical reboot in order to function. I replaced this with an Asus RT-AX82U (which had its own issues that were solved once I flashed it to Merlin).
It's a shame this thing went as bad as it did, but c'est la vie. I can say, though, I won't be going back to TP-Link for network hardware after how many times this thing crashed like it was a contestant in Mario Kart.
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