Logitech's 4.5-star webcam and business headset get a price cut for Amazon for Business Brand Week
As part of Amazon for Business Brand Week, Logitech is offering a big accessories upgrade sale for buying teams kitting out the office, while emphasizing the "hidden cost of low-quality" hardware.
And if you're looking to improve video calls on Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet, the Logitech Zone 305 wireless headset is down to $90 (was $100) and the excellent Logitech C920x HD Pro webcam has dropped to $60 (was $70) at Amazon .
Together these devices offer a great way to improve your video call setup without spending more than necessary.
I also picked out this Logitech keyboard and mouse combo in the sale for your staff, too.
Zone 305 for Business Wireless Bluetooth Headset: was $99.99 now $89.99 This is a 122g on-ear wireless business headset with Bluetooth connectivity, a USB dongle and certification for Microsoft Teams.
It uses 30mm drivers and dual noise-canceling microphones, with a flip-to-mute boom, up to 20 hours of listening time, 16 hours of talk time and a wireless range of up to 30 meters.
View Deal C920x HD Pro Webcam: was $69.99 now $59.99 This USB webcam is capable of Full HD 1080p video at 30fps.
It features autofocus, automatic lighting adjustment and dual microphones for stereo audio, and works with Windows 11 as well as Teams, Meet and Zoom.
View Deal Why we recommend them The Zone 305 headset weighs just 122g, making it light enough for long meetings, and the dual noise-canceling microphones will help keep your voice clear.
The ability to stay connected to two devices is useful if you regularly move between a computer and a phone.
Battery life is rated at up to 20 hours for listening or 16 hours for calls, and a five-minute charge provides up to an hour of talk time.
It has Microsoft Teams certification too.
The C920x webcam offers a 1080p/30fps output, which is fine for everyday meetings and video calls.
Autofocus and automatic light correction help you get a consistent picture without much setup.
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