**A Comprehensive Review of Logitech C6 15 vs C920: Which Webcam Reigns Supreme?**

In this article, we'll delve into the world of webcams and compare two popular models from Logitech: the C6 15 and the C920. Both cameras have their strengths and weaknesses, and our goal is to provide an in-depth review of each webcam, highlighting its features, performance, and overall value.

**Audio Quality**

One of the most critical aspects of any webcam is its audio quality. The Logitech C6 15 boasts a very good microphone that effectively picks up your voice and noise cancels out everything else. This feature makes it an excellent choice for calls and live-streaming. On the other hand, the C920 has notoriously bad audio despite its dual stereo mics, which should make it sound better in theory. In reality, however, the C920's audio is much worse than expected.

The Logitech C6 15's microphone feels like it has a little bit of compression, which helps to amplify your voice and reduce background noise. This results in a cleaner and more professional-sounding audio experience. The C920, on the other hand, struggles with audio quality, making it less desirable for calls and live-streaming.

**Flexibility and Compatibility**

When using a third-party program like Wire Cast or OBS or XSplit for live-streaming or video capture, both webcams perform similarly. However, the choice ultimately comes down to the video quality, which is where the C920 excels. The Logitech C6 15 provides pixelated images under any lighting conditions, while the C920 delivers a sharper image with better color information.

It's worth noting that the Logitech webcam software can record files in compressed WMV format instead of h.264 encoding, which makes it less compatible with media players and video editors. This is not necessarily a fair judgment, as using Logitech's webcam software is often recommended against due to its limitations.

**Framerate and Frame Rate**

For webcams, framerate (frames per second) is crucial for delivering smooth video quality. Both the C6 15 and C920 can produce high-quality video at various bitrates. However, when it comes to framerate, the Logitech C920 shines with a solid 30 frames per second setting, which works beautifully for web content that doesn't require excessive motion. The C920's software still has issues managing frames, leading to dropped frames and a less-than-smooth experience.

The Logitech C6 15 might provide a smoother experience at lower framerates (15 FPS), but this is largely dependent on the webcam software used. For video recording, however, the C920's 30 FPS setting provides a much better viewing experience.

**Overall Comparison**

In conclusion, both webcams have their strengths and weaknesses. If you're only looking for a call or streaming camera, the Logitech C6 15 is a good option, but not necessarily worth upgrading from. The C920, on the other hand, excels in video recording and provides better results overall.

The choice ultimately comes down to your specific needs and preferences. If you want the best possible audio quality for calls or live-streaming, the Logitech C6 15 is a good choice. However, if you need excellent video recording capabilities, the C920 is the way to go. Keep in mind that the C920 also provides better results for chroma keying using a grey screen.

**Conclusion**

If you're considering upgrading from the Logitech C6 15 to the C920, it's not necessarily worth the money for just a webcam. However, if you're looking for video recording capabilities or want the best possible audio quality for calls and live-streaming, the C920 is the better choice.

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* Watch my in-depth quality comparison video to see how both cameras perform.

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in the video quality Department for that now as far as from a deep perspective of just using a webcam as a webcam for Skype for video calling quick selfies you know goofy things like that perfect there is absolutely no reason to spend more money than you have spent on a c6 15 to get any sort of upgrade unless you're doing like full-on like group conference calls for just a one-on-one Skype call or any sort of just like quick or even video streaming like if you do a video livestream and you just want a webcam like in a corner or something perfect for you there's at sea 6:15 super option it's going to provide you pretty much the same result for that kind of use and I absolutely recommend the c6 15 over probably anything else at the moment video recording however involves a few different factors there are a couple things to take into consideration when considering video recording for a webcam actual image quality audio quality flexibility of the files it creates or its use and the right actual picture quality the c6 15 is actually a lot better than many older webcams I have used but comparing it to the Logitech c920 which is essentially the upgrade to the c6 15 doesn't really stand a chance the c6 15 provides a much brighter and you know just crisper image as far as you know it would work great with Skype calls and things like that but the result from that is also very noisy and a very pixely result the video quality when you actually save it recorded and compare it to other 1080p video not entirely there at the Logitech c920 adds a bit more depth to the video it has a lot sharper image while still room can color information there and not really having a whole lot of pixelization audio quality 66:15 actually blows the c920 out of the water the c920 has in my experience I've seen people get the audio to work better but in my experience the c920 actually has really really bad audio despite the fact that it has dual stereo mics something that should make it sound better it actually sounds much much worse the c6 15 has a very good microphone it actually feels like it has a little bit of a compressor in there and so it will pick up your voice and noise cancel out everything else and actually amplify your voice a little bit make it sound a bit better see 920's audio not really there so in that department again which makes it really good for calls c6 15 is great flexibility if you're using a third-party program such as wire cast or OBS or xsplit for doing live-streaming or video capture they're both going to work about the same it's going to come down more to the video quality that I mentioned before where the c920 is going to provide a better image no matter what bitrate you record to whereas the c6 15 is going to provide a pixelated image and just about any lighting however if you're using Logitech's webcam software the c6 15 actually records to a compressed WMV format instead of the h.264 encoding that the c920 does I believe the c920 is pretty much the you can't webcam like that from Logitech to do h.264 mp4 files so it's not necessarily a fair judgment but the WMV files are very unfriendly to both media players and video editors alike great for uploading YouTube sucky to actually do anything with however it's typically recommended that you don't use Logitech webcam software anyway but if you are video files are going to be difficult to work with and they're going to be huge and they're going to take forever to compress after you record your video framerate framerate frame rate for my framerate is actually a big deal now with webcams we've got 1080p down we've got bit rates down the big issue is frame rates logitech c920 if you set it up right as 30 frames per second which is the web standard works beautifully you do a whole lot of motion it's not going to get too blurry logitech webcam software still has a weird way of managing to drop frames like crazy so you'll have like 20 frames a second instead of 15 or 30 but so every now and then the c6 15 might provide a smoother experience the logitech c920 when you get it at a solid 30 frames a second it's going to be a lot smoother and a lot better video for web that doesn't matter in calls but for video c920 is much better option c6 15 will provide again a smoother experience with the software which works for calls but you're limited to a mere 15 frames per second which it seems like it'd be good but then when you start moving around or using your hands to talk in a video looks awful overall I was really hoping to be able to tell you guys that making the jump from the c6 15 to the c920 was not worth the money that you know for just a webcam no reason to make the upgrade and overall if you're just looking for a call or streaming camera not really worth the upgrade however if you're looking for anything that does video recording c6 15 definitely not the better option even though it's a little bit more c920 is going to provide you much better results it's gonna it's gonna provide you better results for calls and streaming but it's also going to provide you just the best results for video recording out of the two the c920 is actually also better for chroma keying using a grey screen as it maintains color information better and has less pixelization to cause issues with the green screen being cut out it's actually a better option but overall the choice is ultimately yours it's your money I will also include you can watch my a pool in depth quality comparison video right here otherwise I will just include two brief samples of the video quality at the end of this video and thank you for watching if you have any questions about the cameras let me know the comment section below and I will see you all next time buh-bye hi this is an audio and video sample of the Logitech c6 15 this is a video quality test using the Logitech 1080p c920 webcam thanks for watching Evo Sanju let's play together if you enjoyed the video consider clicking on the screen to subscribe now to watch another video click one of the video annotations on the screen above links are also provided to our website to Twitter and Facebook pages see you next timeoverall the laundry taxi 615 is a very versatile camera with a three foot plus three foot extension cable it's got the perfect length cable for a desktop or laptop environment tripod mount or foldable mount for a screen tripod desktop monitor anything you can imagine 1080p down to 360 p video recording as well as high resolution photo capture the ability to work with any sort of capture software Skype or pretty much anything like that it's a pretty versatile and flexible camera however I do still believe that the upgrade to the c920 would be worth the money if you're going to be doing video recording and here's why now I know I'm gonna get a lot of comments saying webcams aren't handycams or NAT camcorders they're not 100% made for video recording why should that matter well to me and to other people who make youtube videos hello webcam records actually heavily influences whether or not we're actually going to get the webcam and the C 615 kind of blacks in the video quality Department for that now as far as from a deep perspective of just using a webcam as a webcam for Skype for video calling quick selfies you know goofy things like that perfect there is absolutely no reason to spend more money than you have spent on a c6 15 to get any sort of upgrade unless you're doing like full-on like group conference calls for just a one-on-one Skype call or any sort of just like quick or even video streaming like if you do a video livestream and you just want a webcam like in a corner or something perfect for you there's at sea 6:15 super option it's going to provide you pretty much the same result for that kind of use and I absolutely recommend the c6 15 over probably anything else at the moment video recording however involves a few different factors there are a couple things to take into consideration when considering video recording for a webcam actual image quality audio quality flexibility of the files it creates or its use and the right actual picture quality the c6 15 is actually a lot better than many older webcams I have used but comparing it to the Logitech c920 which is essentially the upgrade to the c6 15 doesn't really stand a chance the c6 15 provides a much brighter and you know just crisper image as far as you know it would work great with Skype calls and things like that but the result from that is also very noisy and a very pixely result the video quality when you actually save it recorded and compare it to other 1080p video not entirely there at the Logitech c920 adds a bit more depth to the video it has a lot sharper image while still room can color information there and not really having a whole lot of pixelization audio quality 66:15 actually blows the c920 out of the water the c920 has in my experience I've seen people get the audio to work better but in my experience the c920 actually has really really bad audio despite the fact that it has dual stereo mics something that should make it sound better it actually sounds much much worse the c6 15 has a very good microphone it actually feels like it has a little bit of a compressor in there and so it will pick up your voice and noise cancel out everything else and actually amplify your voice a little bit make it sound a bit better see 920's audio not really there so in that department again which makes it really good for calls c6 15 is great flexibility if you're using a third-party program such as wire cast or OBS or xsplit for doing live-streaming or video capture they're both going to work about the same it's going to come down more to the video quality that I mentioned before where the c920 is going to provide a better image no matter what bitrate you record to whereas the c6 15 is going to provide a pixelated image and just about any lighting however if you're using Logitech's webcam software the c6 15 actually records to a compressed WMV format instead of the h.264 encoding that the c920 does I believe the c920 is pretty much the you can't webcam like that from Logitech to do h.264 mp4 files so it's not necessarily a fair judgment but the WMV files are very unfriendly to both media players and video editors alike great for uploading YouTube sucky to actually do anything with however it's typically recommended that you don't use Logitech webcam software anyway but if you are video files are going to be difficult to work with and they're going to be huge and they're going to take forever to compress after you record your video framerate framerate frame rate for my framerate is actually a big deal now with webcams we've got 1080p down we've got bit rates down the big issue is frame rates logitech c920 if you set it up right as 30 frames per second which is the web standard works beautifully you do a whole lot of motion it's not going to get too blurry logitech webcam software still has a weird way of managing to drop frames like crazy so you'll have like 20 frames a second instead of 15 or 30 but so every now and then the c6 15 might provide a smoother experience the logitech c920 when you get it at a solid 30 frames a second it's going to be a lot smoother and a lot better video for web that doesn't matter in calls but for video c920 is much better option c6 15 will provide again a smoother experience with the software which works for calls but you're limited to a mere 15 frames per second which it seems like it'd be good but then when you start moving around or using your hands to talk in a video looks awful overall I was really hoping to be able to tell you guys that making the jump from the c6 15 to the c920 was not worth the money that you know for just a webcam no reason to make the upgrade and overall if you're just looking for a call or streaming camera not really worth the upgrade however if you're looking for anything that does video recording c6 15 definitely not the better option even though it's a little bit more c920 is going to provide you much better results it's gonna it's gonna provide you better results for calls and streaming but it's also going to provide you just the best results for video recording out of the two the c920 is actually also better for chroma keying using a grey screen as it maintains color information better and has less pixelization to cause issues with the green screen being cut out it's actually a better option but overall the choice is ultimately yours it's your money I will also include you can watch my a pool in depth quality comparison video right here otherwise I will just include two brief samples of the video quality at the end of this video and thank you for watching if you have any questions about the cameras let me know the comment section below and I will see you all next time buh-bye hi this is an audio and video sample of the Logitech c6 15 this is a video quality test using the Logitech 1080p c920 webcam thanks for watching Evo Sanju let's play together if you enjoyed the video consider clicking on the screen to subscribe now to watch another video click one of the video annotations on the screen above links are also provided to our website to Twitter and Facebook pages see you next time\n"