Compare Prices : Logitech Quickcam Sphere - Expert Reviews

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.

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.

Review summary: The new QuickCam Sphere from Logitech is a webcam that marries cutting edge design with unique features.

Review summary: Looking like a cross between the talking pipe from Teletubbies and HAL 9000 from 2001: A Space Odyssey, the Logitech QuickCam Sphere AF is a hilarious but powerful

Pros: The Logitech QuickCam Sphere AF has the usual "Look, you can be a cartoon shark" features bundled in the software, but it's the face tracking ability of the Carl Zeiss, HD shooting camera that stands out. It can tell where you are and within the ...

Cons: The USB stalk is a bit overkill isn't it? It looks like a plant your mum might accidentally end up watering. Of course, you can always detach it, but neither solution is ideal if you plan to use the Logitech QuickCam Sphere AF with a laptop rather ...

Review summary: Enjoy the ultimate video calling freedom with QuickC am Sphere MP's mechanized pan and tilt system. QuickC am Sphere MP delivers megapixel performance with Right Light 2 Technology for sharp images, while the elegant, eye-level design with motorized ...