Compare Prices : Logitech Quickcam Sphere

Review summary: logitech quickcam sphere af review: While the QuickCam Sphere produces excellent pictures and has impressed us with its automatic face tracking, these features don't justify the extra expense over the cheaper webcams in the Logitech stable with ...

Pros: Outstanding video quality, Great low light performance, Mechanical automatic face tracking

Cons: Intrusive design, Expensive

Verdict: While we have been impressed with the Sphere's ability to follow us around the room, for the vast majority of people who use webcams this freedom to move is overkill and Logitech's excellent QuickCam Pro 9000 is AU$100 cheaper.

Review summary: The QuickCam Sphere is a competent Webcam with useful pan and tilt capability and a built-in microphone. However, its face tracking functionality is frankly disappointing.

Pros: Pan, tilt and zoom, Integrated microphone, Straightforward video email capability

Cons: Potentially tricky installation, Erratic face-tracking software, Whiny motors, jerky movement

Verdict: The QuickCam Sphere is a competent Webcam with useful pan and tilt capability and a built-in microphone. However, its face tracking functionality is frankly disappointing...

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Verdict: A stylish webcam with robotic features - ideal for the 21st century.

Review summary: - Logitech has attempted a new approach with its latest webcam. The QuickCam Sphere follows you as you jostle around your desk. But does it work? We dance like a dervish and put it to the test.

Pros: Innovative

Cons: Poorly executed outside core functions

Verdict: As crude and basic security it'll do and it's well built, but consumers would get good performance out of any QuickCam.