Pros: -True 1080p sensor means this camera is pretty future proof. -Stereo microphones allows for excellent noise cancellation. -Auto-focus works perfectly so long as you don't have anything moving in the back ground, like a TV. If you have a TV (or something else that moves; cars outside your house, etc.) it will try to refocus everything it detects the movement. I suspect pets might even trigger it as well - so this could be a "pro" or "con", depending on your situation - but you can turn the auto-focus off. A "pro" for me, since nothing like this is the background of my camera frame. -Software adds some nice additional functionality, without making you feel like it's a waste of hard drive space (even on a 1Tb drive) - though the "skins" you can place over yourself in video is kinda lame and doesn't really work.

Cons: The bracket doesn't even fit on my monitor (ASUS VE247H) - or at least it doesn't in the middle. I had to put the camera just before the left-hand 1/3 point in order for it to fit (it would fit even better at the very edge). This means I need to zoom and aim the camera in order to not be sitting off to the side of the frame. I also dislike how the camera sits out a good inch from the monitor as well - it just looks weird, jutting out there. These are somewhat trivial, I know - but for the price this camera costs, I expect a bracket that not only fits my monitor (a fairly standard sized one as well) but doesn't look half-bad doing it, worth knocking off 2 eggs. Being able to rotate the camera would have been nice too. I would have much preferred the mounting system on a similar caliber camera made by a company who's name implies "tiny software" - but I liked the senor and lens on this one better. I'm probably just going to make my own bracket at some point, but it's just one more

Overall Review: The title pretty much says it all. A true 1080p sensor means it has the potential to do 1080p video calling once software and networks are up to the task, but the bracket leaves a lot to be desired (bordering on being non-functional). The software is a bit of a joke - but you don't *have* to install it, which is nice in this day and age where *every* accessory you buy requires that you install their bloatware in order to operate their device. Logitech usually a big offender in this category, so kudos to them for making a step in the right direction. I will say this about the software though, it opens up a bunch more options for the camera and wasn't completely atrocious - and, you don't need to leave it on to keep your settings active and from reverting to the default (like other Logitech software in the past and present). I will update in about a month with any additional thoughts or changes in opinions

Pros: I got the camera as a gift. I've had this camera for six months. I'm a big fan. I pretty much only use it for Skype. The improvement in audio is noticeable. Its ability in low light is an improvement over others. I asked for it based on a Maximum PC comparison article. I previously used, and still have (2) Logitech Webcam Pro 9000 cameras. They work well. I like the compactness of this model too. It also focuses quicker, and effectively.

Cons: Webcam Pro 9000 was easier to balance on a laptop screen than this one. The C910 has trouble at times. I get it to work well enough on my Dell D630.

Overall Review: The audio quality on the receiving end is improved. I do not install any additional software, only the Logitech Driver. For windows 7 64-bit, if you don't need the Logitech software, download the offline installer, and select "Custom" install. Select the driver only, and you are on your way. I have had zero glitches with Logitech software/drivers in this configuration w/ 64-bit W7. If you need to record a video with it, instead of Logitech Softwarre just use Windows Live Movie Maker. It is Free, and does a decent job. It is not the greatest for HD, but it works well enough.

Pros: Good sensor, great lens, decent size/form

Cons: Not USB 3 so there's not enough bandwidth for 1080p video

Overall Review: The lack of 1080p video at a reasonable framerate isn't a problem with the camera but with USB2, which doesn't have the bandwidth.

Pros: The camera has the best picture quality of all HD webcams currently on the market. Sound quality is also excellent. During Skype calls, people comment on how great the picture quality is.

Cons: Costs more. Relies on your computer's hardware for video compression. For an older dual core machine, it will drive up your CPU utilization above 70% during Skype calls. For a quad-core machine, your cpu will have no problem compressing the video.

Overall Review: If some of the video encoding could be done in the camera's hardware, this camera would be a great option for more people.

Pros: 1080p video recording, 720p video conferencing. Video quality is very good over Skype or the bundled Logitech HD Vid software. Microphone works very well for speaking.

Cons: You must have a fast internet connection to video conference at 720p. DSL users may be disappointed, however, Skype will automatically adjust the size of the transmitted video to achieve better frame rate. Cable users will be very pleased. The recorded video has less than optimal compression and there is no way that I could find (trolled the forums) to acquire uncompressed video.

Overall Review: This is probably the best HD camera on the market (according to my experience with only this camera and having read reviews of other HD cameras), but don't pay more than $70. I managed to pay $60 after rebates and discounts.

Pros: The C910 is as good as it gets and as easy as it gets. - With W7 you can simply plug it in and go. - Videos are crystal clear and ultra sharp. - Small sleek design - Audio is very clear - Nice features like face tracking and motion detection

Cons: None for the webcam but I do have a comment about the facial recognition software. You get a trial to use the software which is not made by Logitech I should mention. Don't get me wrong, it works but it increased the time my PC takes to get to the login screen by a significant amount. I thought it would be a neat thing to have but it only slows things down. There are other facial recognition software makers out there but I think I'll pass. I'd rather enter a password then have another program running in the background.

Overall Review: I mainly got this for my wife but I use it a little myself. I have it sitting on top of a 23" LG LED LCD 1920 X 1080p super thin monitor. We use Skype instead of the Logitech software bundle. As an added bonus, I can use the webcam mic while gaming. I have a headset that I plug in at times but I mainly use my Logitech speakers. Now I can talk without having to bother with the headset. I also have a blue light theme with my rig. This webcam has helped me continue my stupid blue light obsession.

Pros: I've just published a book on how to buy, setup, and use webcams for job and TV news interviews. I chose this webcam for my personal use because of the sharpness of its lens, the 30 fps frame rate, great mike, and ultimate ability to adjust virtually every camera function, from focus to zoom and white balance. We had another five-year-old Logitech webcam before this one, and the technological improvement is breathless! Like the C910 so much I bought another for my wife.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I have no problems with the way the webcam mounts on top of my LCD monitor. Secure and easy to adjust. The blue indicator LEDs on each side of the lens that tell you it's turned on can create a blue cast to the picture and reflect in my glasses. But that was easily fixed with two small strips of electrician's tape.

Pros: Good picture/video quality. The software installation itself is pretty easy and straightforward.

Cons: It took me almost a week to find a way to get the Logitech software to detect the physical webcam in Win7-64bit. I had to go into the Device Manager. Under USB controllers, I changed the Logitech Webcam device to a USB Composite Device by choosing Update Driver and then manually selecting the device type. So instead of Logitech Webcam, my webcam is now detected as a USB Composite device. It works. And that's all that matters.

Overall Review: I would give this webcam 4 stars, but I almost gave up on this webcam because of the software/physical device detection issues. Plus, I haven't had a chance yet to play around with all of the webcam features.