This festive time 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 for less. 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. We’ve rounded up the best Black Friday webcam deals available now and will be adding to this 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 convenient light ring, the only downside of this webcam is its admittedly muffled sound. When paired with a separate USB microphone, this is a great option that is very economical.

$ 130 (instead of $ 200)


While the standard Razer Kiyo webcam provides a crisp image 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.

$ 89 (was $ 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 30fps, while its dual array of built-in microphones record high quality audio during your gaming sessions. .

$ 100 (instead of $ 130)


Are you broadcasting with friends? Then Anker’s webcam might be worth considering for those sessions, as this device’s trump card is a 115-degree lens that can capture video up to 1080p. Perhaps too wide for one person, the Anker webcam still delivers excellent video quality and solid audio performance with its built-in microphones.

$ 167 (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 as well, as the omnidirectional microphones with noise canceling functions are an excellent audiovisual combo.

$ 24 (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. Although it lacks features like tilt, pan, zoom, and auto-correct, it is still better than the camera built into your laptop and the 720p resolution at 30 frames per second is capable of providing transmission. decent.

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