Supporting Mac OS X 10.7 or higher, it comes with generous 90-degree field of view with digital pan, mechanical tilt, and a ZEISS glass lens with autofocus.

This portable, all-in-one videoconference solution offers HD 1080p video, professional audio and multi-device connectivity that’s ideal for groups of one to six people. If you’re serious about your business videoconferencing, you’ll want to check out the Logitech ConferenceCam Connect. While it is a shame that the software doesn't work on Macs, to be honest we never really use it – and we think that the the unique integrated ringlight more than makes up for it – but be aware that the software will not run. There are third-party apps on the App Store (such as 'Webcam Settings') that enable you to control the same functions as Synapse, such as white balance. However, the Kiyo does work on Macs as a plug-and-play device, so it can be used like any other webcam. NOTE: The software that comes with the Kiyo, called Synapse, is not Mac-compatible. Plus it’s delightfully compact and portable, so we’d also consider this the best Mac webcam for travel too. It comes with a foldable and adjustable stand, so you can either position it on your desk or clip it to your Mac. The camera captures 1080p Full HD resolution at 30 frames per second, or you can opt for 60fps at 720p for super-smooth streaming.

So rather than the dark and dingy image most people portray when video calling from home, you’ll offer a bright and flattering picture that will help you come across as more attractive and professional. Supporting OSX 10.5 and above, it comes with a ring light, made up of 12 LEDs set in a circle, and offers adjustable lighting levels and a built-in autofocus.

Whether you want a Mac webcam for home working and meetings, Zoom calls with friends, or a bit of both, this high-quality webcam offers excellent value.

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