The best video conference equipment is hardware that works seamlessly to improve video and audio quality on your calls. Aside from your webcam, make sure you and your team are set up for success on every client and internal call.

Speakers - Make sure everyone is on the same page with one or more high-quality speakers around your office. Logitech speakers use high-quality sound to make long-distance calls feel natural.

Microphones - A high-quality microphone can make the difference between a muffled, hard-to-understand meeting and a short, clear brief. Logitech microphones and mic pods allow for omni-directional sound to be included in the call, with simple buttons to mute and unmute your input. Headsets - Ever have someone complain about sound echoing through your call? Sometimes computer speakers cannot recognize which sound is coming from you versus what sound is playing through your speakers. Logitech offers everything from one-sided mono headsets to noise-cancelling bluetooth headphones that eliminate echos. Each headset has the benefit of keeping calls separate, even in a loud office.

If you are conferencing from an office with multiple people, it may be time to get a camera that can display more than one person at a time so you don’t have to crowd around a desk. Logitech ConferenceCams are a group-conferencing solution that allows multiple team members in the same location to join a call together. ConferenceCams also come with remotes, USB plug ins, or bluetooth capabilities.

Yes - Logitech cameras integrate with your computer to work the same way your computer’s built-in camera would. If your computer camera worked, your webcam should too. If your new webcam does not automatically start up with your video conferencing program, go into the program’s settings and make sure your audio and video inputs are set to your webcam instead of your built-in computer functions.