Testseek.com have collected 42 expert reviews of the Microsoft LifeCam Studio and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Microsoft LifeCam Studio.
July 2011
(79%)
42 Reviews
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The LifeCam Studio is without doubt the best Webcam manufactured by Microsoft to date and one of the best ones currently in the market. What i really can't figure out is why Microsoft calls it a 1080p webcam when the sensor can only catch vide...
Abstract: Video Review: The Microsoft LifeCam Studio 1080p HD Webcam offers fantastic quality HD video. This webcam looks amazing, has a flexible base, comes with a great mic, tripod mount, long USB cable and more. It's capable of 1080P, quality autofocus lens a...
Priced at anywhere between $99.99 - 139.99 US, the Microsoft LifeCam Studio isn’t exactly the least expensive webcam on the market, but it easily outperforms many of the offerings that you find at cheaper price points. The 1080p HD sensor provides re...
Comparing this camera to your standard VGA webcam isn’t really fair; this is a luxury item and it performs like it. At a hundred bucks, it’s still a hard sell, though: even if it performs very well, there are less opportunities for it to perform than ...
Published: 2010-09-13, Author: Tim , review by: engadget.com
Great quality in dim lightingVery flexible mountFull manual controls
Limited to 720p in most casesFar pricier than your average webcamMono sound
At $99 the LifeCam Studio is among the most expensive consumer webcams out there, but compared to the immediate competition, Logitech's C910, it appears to be a better choice. Video quality in average lighting conditions is noticeably better and, while th...
Abstract: Billed as the top dog of Microsoft's LifeCam line, the LifeCam Studio ($100 MSRP, currently available from Amazon for $55 ) pulls out all the stops: 1080p video, Skype certification, and an eye-catching durable design. It mostly lives up to its high-end p...
As with most technology, time has improved the technology and bought it to us at a lower price. The Microsoft LifeCam Studio performs fairly well for image quality, surpassing the old Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 for smoothness in frame rates as well as in...
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Overall, I love all the bits and pieces that they’ve done to the latest LifeCam Series model, the Microsoft LifeCam Studio – it now has a support to be mounted on a tripod, a lens cap, a more stylish look, a swivel design around the front to block dire...