Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 Webcam

The QuickCam Pro 9000 USB 2.0 Webcam from Logitech is a compact web camera that connects to your computer via a standard USB 2.0 interface. The camera allows you to participate in web conferencing, record video to your computer, and take still images. An integrated microphone allows you to capture audio. The camera features a true 2 megapixel sensor that allows you to take high-resolution still images.

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• Reviewed by: JoePhilip

  10-19-10

  Duration of ownership: 6 Months

  Strengths: Thankfully it worked on Windows at the least

  Weaknesses:Waste of time and money on purchasing it

  Overall Evaluation: Everything is beautiful on product advert labels but not on the machine. Wasn’t useful on Mac. On Windows it worked but motion pics were blurry and I had to return the device.

• Reviewed by: saje51

  12-17-09

  Duration of ownership: 1 Months

  Strengths: microphone worked-software easy to install-camera sits on the desktop

  Weaknesses:Cons: 1-Camera & software did not work with Skype 2-USB connection not functional on two different computers USB ports 3-most incompetent tech support of any tech company in business today.

  Overall Evaluation: I researched webcams on PCWorld and other sites. Although I read of issues with Skype,I had no idea it was this bad. I didn't see any reference to problems with USB connections or incompetent tech support. The product I purchased was either defective or to cut costs recently, Logitech eliminated quality control. After software installation, I tested the camera and all seemed to be working. The demo videos are worthless unless you live in Happyville. I used Skype to connect to a friend with a webcam built into his computer. I could see him fine-great image, good color. The 9000 showed him a frozen picture of me that every so once in a while would skip to another frozen image. I went into settings to reconfigure the defaults. Tried again, same problem. Called LogiTech customer support. I tried the tests they recommended BEFORE they hung up on me after I tried reconnecting the camera to a different USB port and the mic stopped working. I installed the software on a different computer and had the same problem with Skype. The next day I worked on it again, althouh now there was no light ring on the camera and software did not recognize the USB connection. I tested the connection with every USB port on two computers, nada. Again I called LogiTech support. I was told I'd receive additional test procedures in an email and was given a Ref #. No email arrived in a week. Called LogiTech support again. There was no record of reference number,my previous calls and they had the wrong name assigned to my email address. Here's a suggestion: Logitech should institute a pee in the cup policy for tech support staff. I'm going to buy the Microsoft webcam, return the piece of _______ Logitech 9000 to the vendor, and NEVER buy anything with a LogiTech logo until I read they fired the whole customer support staff. That an apology would be nice, but that would mean they could FIND my email address.

• Reviewed by: EasyEddie

  12-26-07

  Duration of ownership: 5 Days

  Strengths: Didn't get that far.

  Weaknesses:I just kept getting error message while installing the drivers. Could have been an isolated problem with my computer only, but, I had to give up sometime.

  Overall Evaluation: Look, I'm not the smartest guy in the world but not the dunbest either. While loading the software, I can't tell you the barage of error meeages I was getting. (Running Windows XP)I did everything that was requested. Disabled my firewall, anti-virus, spy-ware. Loaded and removed the software about 10 times. One time it actually went problem free until I rebooted. Error. Was going to call Logitech until I saw it wasn't a toll free number. Sent it back. Just wasn't worth it.

• Reviewed by: chrishiestand

  08-01-11

  Duration of ownership: 2 Weeks

  Strengths: Works great in Ubuntu 10.04 (and later, I presume) and OS X 10.6

  Weaknesses:

  Overall Evaluation: Overall picture quality is pretty good but not outstanding. Id love a webcam with high dynamic range.

• Reviewed by: tompalmer72

  08-03-10

  Duration of ownership: 2 Days

  Strengths: Video quality is impressive, focusing speed & low-light performance as well. Many adjustments, even an option to turn off the red light ring during recording. Zeiss lens.

  Weaknesses:Long installation, some compatibility issues with Vista. Not entirely Logitech's fault, though - who hasn't had issued with Vista?

  Overall Evaluation: Definitely head-n-shoulders above average. Software took a while to install, but it's worth it. Plenty of configuration options, from focus to zoom to color adjustments. Video quality is VERY impressive, especially for recording (vlog/video greeting cards). Works with Skype w/o any problems whatsoever. Love the stand - folds in several ways so you can sit it on the table or stick on top of a monitor.Overall, very nice product, well-built, works fine. A+, Logitech! I went through a few cheaper webcams - wish I found this one right from the start!

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