The Best Webcams Under $120

It is the low-cost tracking camera here. It records 1080p at up to 100fps and 720p at 150fps, and AI tracking keeps you in frame. It suits streamers who move around.

Its 100fps top frame rate is the highest here; the N680E Pro comes next at 60fps. A 1080p100 top resolution is unique to it among these picks, while the Tiny 2 Lite uses a 4K30 top resolution. It shares a PTZ AI tracking focus and framing with the Tiny 2 Lite; the Dell WB7022 goes with an autofocus and framing.

It shares a points down privacy with the Tiny 2 Lite; the Facecam MK.2 goes with a privacy shutter. Its motorized gimbal needs clearance above the monitor to tilt and pan. No other pick here cost less at our last price check, and the N680E Pro was closest.

It streams 1080p at 60fps from a Sony 1/2.5in 4K sensor with phase-detect autofocus. A built-in ring light helps in dim rooms. It works with Windows, macOS, ChromeOS and Switch 2 with an adapter.

On top frame rate it ties with the Facecam MK.2 at 60fps. No other pick in this guide offers a sony 1/2.5in sensor; compare the Dell WB7022, which has a sony STARVIS sensor. It is the only pick here with a PDAF focus and framing; the Tiny SE has a PTZ AI tracking focus and framing instead.

Like the Facecam MK.2, it has a privacy shutter, while the Tiny SE uses a points down privacy. You also get dual noise-reducing microphones and an 80-degree field of view. On price it sat second of 5, between the cheaper Tiny SE and the pricier Dell WB7022, at the time of writing.

No other pick in this guide offers a 4K top resolution; compare the Facecam MK.2, which has a 1080p60 top resolution. No other pick in this guide offers a sony STARVIS sensor; compare the N680E Pro, which has a sony 1/2.5in sensor. It is the only pick here with an autofocus and framing; the Tiny SE has a PTZ AI tracking focus and framing instead.

You also get HDR. 4K output needs a USB 3 port and an app that accepts 4K; most video-call apps send 1080p or less. On price it sat third of 5, between the cheaper N680E Pro and the pricier Facecam MK.2, at the time of writing. The maker doesn't give its top frame rate; if that figure matters, the Tiny SE offers 100fps.

It is built for streaming rather than calls. It records uncompressed 1080p60, and Camera Hub offers DSLR-like image controls. It matches the N680E Pro on top frame rate (60fps).

You get a 1080p60 top resolution here, which sets it apart from the Tiny 2 Lite and its a 4K30 top resolution. A fixed focus and framing is unique to it among these picks, while the N680E Pro uses a PDAF focus and framing. It shares a privacy shutter with the N680E Pro; the Tiny 2 Lite goes with a points down privacy.

It was priced above the Dell WB7022 and below the Tiny 2 Lite at the time of writing. It gives ground on top frame rate, where the Tiny SE offers 100fps.

Gestures control it, and it points down for privacy. A 4K30 top resolution is unique to it among these picks, while the Dell WB7022 uses a 4K top resolution. You get a 1/2in sensor here, which sets it apart from the Dell WB7022 and its a sony STARVIS sensor.

It shares a PTZ AI tracking focus and framing with the Tiny SE; the N680E Pro goes with a PDAF focus and framing. It also offers preset positions. 4K output needs a USB 3 port and an app that accepts 4K; most video-call apps send 1080p or less.

Its motorized gimbal needs clearance above the monitor to tilt and pan. At our last price check it topped the group, with the Facecam MK.2 the nearest cheaper option. If you want a confirmed top frame rate, look to the Tiny SE instead: it offers 100fps, while this one gives no figure.