Logitech has just unveiled a rather unique webcam – the Logitech Reach. The new webcam features a flexible, articulating arm that can redefine how we share non-digital content during presentations, classes, conference calls, and live streams.
The inspiration behind the Logitech Reach stemmed from a simple observation. People were encountering difficulties when sharing non-digital content, often settling for less-than-ideal setups, a combination of various products, or complex production tools. Logitech set out to eliminate these challenges, enabling a seamless and interactive “show and tell” experience.
The Logitech Reach boasts a range of features designed to make sharing content easier and more engaging. The camera offers 1080p video quality at 60fps with glass optics, 4.3x lossless zoom and smart autofocus. Users can effortlessly move the camera along the horizontal plane using a simple gesture, ensuring content is displayed cleanly and smoothly. Built-in guidance indicators maintain the image’s orientation throughout and a pivoting camera head.
The Reach offers a hassle-free plug-and-play experience via USB for extensive compatibility with most computers and conferencing or streaming platforms. It can be used in full desktop mode on a table or in a compact stowed mode, paired with the low-profile edge clamp, making it adaptable to any workspace.
Early Access and Campaign
Logitech recognizes the diverse range of use cases for the Logitech Reach and is offering early access to this revolutionary device through the Indiegogo Enterprise platform. Early adopters can enjoy a discounted price, and their valuable insights will help shape the future of Logitech Reach across various environments. No exact pricing has been announced so far.
