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Logitech C922 Pro HD Stream webcam review
Digital Camera World Verdict
The Logitech C922 Pro webcam ticks an awful lot of boxes, thanks to Full HD resolution, autofocus, stereo microphones, a universal monitor mount and included tripod. Meanwhile, Logitech’s free software makes it easy to adjust settings and switch to 720p at 60fps for those who value smooth movement over maximum resolution.
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Cons
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Lacks HDR
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No privacy cover
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Fairly pricey
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If you’re on the lookout for a webcam then you will likely have seen it’s a large market spread across a surprisingly broad price range. The Logitech C911 Pro reviewed here has a recommended price of $110/£110, while its bigger brother, the Logitech Brio 4K, costs almost twice as much. Yet they look similar and, since the latter’s 4K resolution can’t be streamed through most video conferencing platforms, they perform in a broadly similar way.
The C922 Pro may not look quite as premium as the Brio, and while it misses out on that webcam’s rather poor privacy cover, the C922 Pro comes with a little tripod for mounting it somewhere other than the top of your computer monitor.
The C922 Pro also has 1080p Full HD at 30 frames per second, or 720p HD at a smoother 60fps, plus a universal monitor mount, automatic focus and brightness, and a 76-degree field of view (down on the Brio’s 90).
- Logitech C922 Pro (Black) at Amazon for $67.95
Logitech C922 Pro specifications
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Resolution: 1080p at 30fps or 720p at 60fps
Field of view: 78 degrees
Frame rate: Up to 60fps
Digital zoom: Yes, 1x
Inbuilt microphone: Yes, two omni-directional
Autofocus: Yes
Privacy cover: No
Connection: USB-A, 1.
5m cable
Key features
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The two key features here are Full HD video resolution and smooth, 60 frames-per-second video. But you can’t have both at the same time. That’s because 60fps is limited to 720p HD and 1080p Full HD is only possible at 30fps.
Which of these you choose will likely depend on what you use the Logitech C922 Pro for. Recording in Full HD will make for a sharper picture, while streaming at 720p will still look sharp during a video conference call or live stream, but benefit from a smoother frame rate.
Although 720p feels long-forgotten in the smartphone camera and home cinema worlds, it’s still high definition and is perfectly acceptable for video calls with the C922 Pro. Switching to 1080p doesn’t double picture quality for those on the other end of your video call, and the amount of improvement they see will vary depending on the app being used and yours and their internet connection speed.
Other key features include autofocus, plus automatic exposure and white balance correction.
Build and handling
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It isn’t quite as slick as the more expensive Brio, but the C922 Pro still looks good to our eyes. It’s small enough to not be a distraction, and the universal folding mount means it should attach to almost any computer monitor or laptop lid. A 1.5m USB-A cable is hardwired to the rear of the webcam.
Usefully, and unlike the more expensive Logitech Brio, the C922 Pro comes with a tripod. This screws into the webcam and is a great addition for if you want to position the camera away from your monitor – perhaps on a shelf, or at a lower angle on your desk.
The webcam itself is glass-fronted and framed by a pair of microphones for stereo sound. It measures 95mm wide, 44mm tall and 71mm deep, including the monitor mount which does not detach. The webcam weighs 162g.
Performance
We have been very impressed with the Logitech C922 Pro.
Webcams simply don’t need 4K resolution (at least for now) and so Full HD is absolutely plenty. We can even see many buyers dropping down to 720p so they can make use of the smoother 60fps setting.
The webcam is truly plug-and-play, so doesn’t require the installation of any drivers. Just plug it in and it’ll show up on your video conferencing platform of choice. Video quality is excellent, with the exposure and white balance adjusting quickly to our environment, while the autofocus also performs well. The webcam wasn’t phased by the bright window in the background of our home office, balancing quickly to keep us in focus and correctly exposed.
If you so wish, the exposure, focus, brightness, contrast, saturation and sharpness can all be tweaked manually with the free Logitune application. The company also has Logi Capture for recording video with the camera.
When the webcam is on, the glass front is framed by a pair of arching white lights. It’s an attractive design and one we prefer over the single, often-hard LED bulb of other webcams.
Logitech C922 Pro: Verdict
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We haven’t a bad word to say about the Logitech C922 Pro. It’s half the price of the company’s Brio 4K and, 4K resolution aside, every bit as impressive. Full HD is really all anyone needs, and the C922 Pro backs this up with excellent control over focusing, exposure and white balance to make you look your best. The 78-degree field-of-view feels just right, as the 90-degree option of the Brio 4K feels too wide for most occasions.
The optional software is easy to use, the hardware feels well made, and the universal monitor mount works well. We suspect the tripod will go unused by most buyers, but it’s a nice addition for those who need it. All that’s really missing here is a privacy shutter to obscure the lens.
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Alistair has been a journalist since 2011 and used to be Deputy Technology Editor at IBTimes in London. His specialist tech subjects include smart home gadgets, phones, wearables, tablets and dashcams. He is the host of The AutoChat Podcast.
Elgato FaceCam webcam review | Digital Camera World
Digital Camera World Verdict
The Elgato Facecam succeeds in being a webcam designed specifically with streamers in mind, by stripping out features that most streamers and professional broadcasters find cumbersome, such as autofocus and a built-in microphone.
With 1080p resolution at 60FPS and fantastic software controls, this is a great product for a specialist market, though everyday folk just looking to buy a webcam may want to steer clear.
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The Elgato Facecam looks aesthetically as if someone smashed together a DSLR camera with a traditional webcam, which is actually a pretty apt description of the performance you can expect from the product. For most streamers, webcams have a shelf life. If your broadcast takes off and you gain a larger following, the next step for many is to upgrade your existing equipment such as from a gaming headset to a dedicated USB or XLR microphone.
One of the biggest investments is usually to upgrade away from using a webcam to a professional camera such as the Sony ZV-1 or the Sony A6100, both of which are popular amongst Twitch users and YouTubers.
The leap in quality from something like a Logitech C920 is worth every penny, but it left a gap in the market for professional streaming webcams to occupy.
This is where the Elgato Facecam shines. There are other offerings available now in this small category, such as the Razer Kiyo Pro and the Dell Ultrasharp, and while they certainly have their own pros and cons, Elgato is a company that specializes in creating hardware for streamers and content creators, something which gives the Facecam an edge over the competition.
What makes it so great is that many features you’d expect to be a standard on webcams such as autofocus and built-in microphones have been completely omitted because they become more of a hindrance than an asset during a broadcast.
This makes it less suited for the everyday user just looking to join some meetings via Zoom, especially if you find the retail price of $199.99 / £189.99 hard to digest, but if you require an upgrade or are looking to jump right into streaming with a little extra cash in your pocket, the Elgato Facecam should be bought to your attention.
- Elgato FaceCam at Amazon for $146.63
Specifications: Elgato Facecam
(Image credit: Jessica Weatherbed/Digital Camera World)
Resolution: 1080p
Field of view: 83.2 degrees
Frame rate: 60FPS
Digital zoom: Yes, 4x
Inbuilt microphone: No
Autofocus: No
Privacy cover: Yes
Connection: USB type C to USB 3.0
Key features
As mentioned, part of what makes the Elgato Facecam rather unique is that rather than cram a mediocre microphone into the product, this webcam doesn’t have a mic at all.
Two of the most important things for online broadcasting are your lighting and audio quality, which means most will be prepared to purchase a separate recording device, be that a stick-style mic on a gaming headset or a dedicated USB microphone. Elgato even sells its own, the Wave 3 USB microphone, if you wanted to keep things in the family.
Not including a mic helps to reduce any nuisance when setting up your audio settings across various applications, and many content creators know the pain of recording and interview or video, only to find that your voice was being picked up on your webcam mic rather than the fancy XLR you’d set up.
The Facecam is also fixed-focus, another feature that will appeal to people who broadcast frequently. Some webcams like the Razer Kiyo Pro and the Logitech Brio can have an especially sensitive autofocus that will try and reframe you every 20-30 seconds, something that will make any video footage you capture look messy.
The thing is, we’re sure that most everyday users will be affected by the loss of an on-board microphone or autofocus either, especially given how expensive the Elgato Facecam is. If you wanted either of those features, chances are you don’t need something streaming-specific, in which case there are plenty of more affordable offerings to better suit your needs.
Another niche feature is that the Facecam sports eight built-in features that each supposedly serve a different purpose, the benefits of which are listed below:
Aspherical Surface: Maximizes image perimeter sharpness
IR Cut Filter: Blocks infrared light from disrupting the sensor
Low Dispersion Glass: Reduces chromatic aberration, enhances contrast, tonality and sharpness. Constant transmittance over the entire color spectrum. Neutral colors, no tint, no color distortion
Eighteen Anti-Reflective Coatings: Improves transmittance, prevents lens flare, and preserves image detail
Elgato has also included a Sony STARVIS CMOS sensor in the device, something typically used in high-quality security cameras that aids in low-light filming environments. It feels like an odd choice, but the Facecam does cope well in dimly-lit environments, even without the help of a ring light or key light.
(Image credit: Jessica Weatherbed/Digital Camera World)
Build and handling
The shape of the product is rather unusual, with a cube-like ‘head’ that more closely resembles an action camera than a typical webcam. Still, the design is inoffensive and doesn’t take up too much room if placed on top of a laptop or monitor despite measuring in at 3 x 1.5 x 2 inches. The L-style mount means that you can place the Facecam directly onto a desk if you don’t enjoy having it at eye level, and also fully detaches to reveal a standard tripod thread, which gives you plenty of placement options when setting up your broadcast.
Build quality is decent, though the Facecam is constructed mostly from black plastic which can feel a little cheap considering the asking price. You do also get a lens cap cover for privacy if you care about that sort of thing.
The included USB-C to USB-A cable measures in at about 80 inches long and presents itself with some offer issues you may need to be aware of – the Elgato Facecam can be especially fussy with what ports you’re plugging it into.
Make sure you have a USB 3.0 port free as the webcam won’t work with anything else, making it unusable for those with older hardware or slim laptops that lack available ports.
Performance
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Like several other streaming-specific webcams on the market, the Elgato Facecam offers 1080p resolution quality at a smooth 60fps, which is more than ample for recording on smaller windows for Twitch and YouTube gaming. You could also get away with using the Facecam to record full YouTube videos, though the quality is noticeably different from that of a true DSLR camera.
The footage itself is also oversaturated, and we have mixed feelings about that. In darker environments (picture a typical streamer setup with RGB lighting and no main light source), this is actually beneficial as it helps to make your surroundings pop, but if you’re already well lit it can be overstimulating and unnatural.
Luckily you can change this using the Elgato Camera Hub software, which is a real joy to use compared with webcam applications from brands like Logitech or AVerMedia.
Its easy to use and feature-packed, providing a full range of options to change the contrast, saturation, shutter speed, field-of-view (with a handy slider rather than fixed options), and more.
If you want more detailed edits then Elgato has included an intuitive ISO reader, a great asset for content creators who use studio lighting (or indeed Elgato’s own Key or Ring lights). When you’ve made all the adjustments you need to the settings, you can save your adjustments as a new default setting to the webcams onboard flash memory to avoid messing with it every time you start broadcasting.
Verdict: Elgato Facecam
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The Elgato Facecam is certainly a pricey purchase, but its features (or lack thereof) make it our top pick for streamers who are looking to upgrade from a less powerful webcam, but aren’t ready for the leap into using a full professional camera setup yet.
If you’re just looking for a good quality webcam for work or keeping in touch with family however, the expense might not be worth it, especially if you don’t already have a dedicated USB microphone or headset.
There are more affordable options like the Logitech C930 or even the Logitech Streamcam in those cases. If you value quality broadcasting though, the Facecam is worth every penny you pay for it.
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Jess writes about computing at Techradar, where she covers all aspects of Mac and PC hardware, including PC gaming and peripherals.
While she loves all areas of computing tech, broadcasting and gaming-related hardware such as webcams, USB microphones, VR headsets and mechanical keyboards are certainly a special interest subject. You find her bylines at Creative Bloq and Space.com, and she has previously been interviewed by the BBC as an industry expert.
4K video streaming with RICOH THETA V
The real-time video streaming feature, which was first introduced in the RICOH THETA S camera,
RICOH THETA V is capable of transmitting 4K video, which can be output in high quality to
computer. In addition, 360-degree video streaming is possible under appropriate conditions.
real-time. The example shows a method for streaming live video from a Windows environment.
10 on YouTube. We hope this information will be useful to you when streaming video.
Step 1
Installing the required software on your computer
Choose a high performance computer and install the required software on it.
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This description uses Windows OS. For installation details, see the website of each
programs.
- Google Chrome web browser
- Video streaming software OBS Studio
- Video playback software *MPC-HC
- RICOH THETA UVC 4K Video Streaming Drivers
PC current specifications
- – Processor: Intel Core i7 – 6700HQ
- – OS: Windows 10 Creators Update (1703)
- – RAM: 16 GB
- – Graphics adapter: GeForce GTX 1060
2nd step
Checking video streaming from RICOH THETA V to a computer screen
The RICOH THETA V can output video in an equirectangular format by combining two
video recordings made through two lenses in real time. You can check if it’s correct
transfers equirectangular video from the RICOH THETA V to the computer.
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1. Turn on RICOH THETA V and connect it to your computer, then press the mode button to
switch to streaming video. -
2. Start the MPC-HC player and select “View”→”Options”→”Capture” from the menu.
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3. In the “Analog settings” section, select the “RICOH THETA V 4K” device from the list and press the button
OK. -
4. Select “File”→”Open Device” from the menu.
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5. Video output from RICOH THETA V will start. Make sure the video is displayed in an equirectangular
format created by combining two videos taken through two lenses.
Step 3
YouTube setup
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1. Create a YouTube account and log in.
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2. Click the download icon in the upper right corner of the screen.
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Click the Live streaming icon on the right or click the Get
started”.
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3. Select “Live Streaming”→”Events” from the menu on the left, then click “New live event”.
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4. Set up a real-time event.
- Enter a name for the event in the “Title” field.
Example) Live October 5, 2017, Our dog - Set the streaming start time and privacy settings.
- Set the “Type” parameter to “Custom (more encoding options)”.
- After configuring these settings, click “Advanced settings”.
- Enter a name for the event in the “Title” field.
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5. In the “360° video” section, check the box next to “This live stream is 360°” and then
click “Go live now”. -
6. In the “Basic ingestion” section, select “13 Mbps – 30 Mbps (4K – BETA)” and save the settings.
The video will be streamed at the resolution selected here, so if it is not output correctly in
4K or other issues, try lowering the resolution and continue streaming. If
value “13 Mbps – 30 Mbps (4K – BETA)” is not in the list, select “13 Mbps – 30 Mbps (4K – BETA)” in
section “Create new stream”. -
7. In the “Select your encoder” section, select “Other encoders” to open the “Stream Name” options and
Primary Server URL. Leave the browser open with this information and configure the OBS Studio settings as
described in STEP 4. (Parameters “Stream Name” and “Primary Server URL” will be required later).
IfStep 4
Setting up OBS Studio
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1. Launch OBS Studio and select “Settings”→”Stream” from the menu.
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2. For “Stream Type”, select “Custom Streaming Server” and enter in the “URL” field
the value of the parameter “Primary Server URL” from YouTube, and in the field “Stream key” – the value of the parameter “Stream
name”. -
3. On the same screen, select “Video” and enter “3840×1920” in the “Base (Canvas) Resolution” and
“Output (Scaled) Resolution”. This resolution is not shown in the drop down menu, so enter it
manually. -
4. Click the plus sign next to the Sources section at the bottom of the OBS Studio window. Select Video
Capture Device”, then select the “Create New” radio button and press the OK button. -
5. A new window will open. Select the following options.
- Device: “RICOH THETA V 4K”
- Resolution/FPS: “Custom”
- Resolution: “3840×1920”
- – Make sure RICOH THETA V is turned on.
- – Make sure RICOH THETA V is in video streaming mode.
- – Make sure you are using the USB cable that came with the camera.
- – Make sure the USB cable is properly connected to the connector.
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6. This completes the OBS Studio setup. If everything is working fine for now, the video in
equirectangular format from the RICOH THETA V camera should appear on the preview screen
in OBS Studio. After making sure everything is working fine, click the “Start Streaming” button at the bottom right
screen.
This resolution is not shown in the drop down menu, so enter itIf RICOH THETA V is not displayed in the drop-down menu:
STEP 4′
UVC 4K software installation (if not working properly; Windows 10 version 1703 only)
If equirectangular video is not displaying correctly, UVC 4K software can help. Download it by
link below and install. Click here to
download UVC 4K software
Step 5
Start streaming on YouTube
If streaming works fine in OBS Studio, return to the YouTube settings page in your browser
and do the following.
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1. Click Live Control Room at the top of the page.
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2.
If the data from OBS Studio loads normally, a video preview will appear. - – Check that the broadcast time set on YouTube has arrived.
- – Make sure streaming from OBS Studio has started.
- – Make sure your internet connection is fast enough to process the stream. (Recommended
use a wired network instead of a wireless one). - – Make sure your computer has enough power to process the stream. (Does the CPU usage reach
up to 100%?) - – Immediately after starting streaming in OBS Studio, checking the transmission of data from OBS Studio to
YouTube may not be possible. Wait about one minute for the pre-heater to turn on.
viewing. - – You can also restart OBS, browser, computer or router.
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3.
Review the preview and make sure there are no problems, then click “Start
Streaming”. -
4. The video broadcast will start. Launch Google Chrome, go to your YouTube channel and check
that the broadcast is working.
If the data from OBS Studio loads normally, a video preview will appear. If the preview does not turn on:
Review the preview and make sure there are no problems, then click “StartHow to choose a live camera | Articles
Choosing a live camera can be tricky. What are the differences between them? How to choose the best option for your tasks? Here is a quick guide to choosing the best camera for live streaming.
Camera types
Let’s first understand the types of cameras that are capable of live broadcasting. When we talk about live streaming cameras, we are talking primarily about webcams, SLR cameras and camcorders (consumer and professional). More specialized PTZ and action cameras are less commonly mentioned.
To start live streaming from any of them via a computer, you need a card to “capture” the signal. Webcams are an exception: you can connect them directly to your computer via USB and they will be ready to go.
However, if you are going to use a hardware encoder like the Pearl Mini, an external capture card is not required. Hardware encoders come with built-in capture cards so you can connect your camera directly to the device.
Webcam
Webcams are easy-to-use USB-powered devices that connect directly to your computer. Many encoders (such as the Webcaster X2) also allow webcams to be used as video sources. Laptops in most cases have a built-in webcam, but they are usually of terrible quality. That being said, modern external webcams have come a long way in the last decade and offer great quality at a very reasonable price. More expensive webcams can come with extra features like zoom, facial recognition, and decent built-in microphones.
External webcams are very popular with gamers due to the fact that full-screen gameplay uses a picture-in-picture layout with a small video image of the player himself. Webcams are also great for lectures, business meetings or video chats.
Essentially, webcams are good for any indoor application where offline video capture is needed.
The Logitech C920 is one of the most popular webcam models today.
Webcams are best suited for: video conferencing, broadcasting video games and lectures.
Action cameras
These small cameras are ideal for capturing fast action such as sports. They are easy to mount on a variety of surfaces. They are also equipped with a wide-angle lens with a large field of view. Resistant to external influences, action cameras can withstand drops from hundreds of meters, as well as deep dives into the ocean. Video creators also like to use action cameras to capture video for picture-in-picture or additional angles.
Perhaps the most famous representative of this kind of camera is the GoPro Hero. Action cameras typically have a mini HDMI output and are capable of outputting 1080p video at 60 frames per second (high frame rates are especially important for capturing sports and fast action).
Be wary of cheaper versions of action cams: they often aren’t capable of live streaming at all.
Action cams are best suited for: live streaming, fast moving footage, extra streams, wide angle shots.
SLR and mirrorless cameras
SLR and mirrorless cameras were the digital equivalents of film cameras. Originally designed for photography, DSLRs are not really designed for recording video for long periods of time or live streaming. So when it comes to live streaming, keep in mind that:
First, not all DSLRs and mirrorless cameras have an HDMI output, especially older models. As obvious as it may seem, the first thing to do is make sure the camera has a video output at all.
Secondly, they sometimes fail to broadcast live video or give a “dirty” picture (which means that all user interface elements are visible). In some cameras, a “clean” signal can be accessed by changing the camera settings, but in others this is not the case.
Third, the sensors and processors of these cameras tend to overheat during extended periods of use.
Many DSLRs will display an overheating warning after about 30 minutes in live view and turn off. This of course makes them not the best choice for longer broadcasts. In particular, this is a problem with most Canon DSLRs.
Finally, some DSLRs turn off after a period of inactivity (automatic standby) to conserve battery power. This problem can usually be solved by turning off the power saver timer or by connecting the camera to AC power.
However, DSLRs and mirrorless cameras are perfectly acceptable for broadcasting, and many streamers prefer DSLRs to any other type of camera.
The first reason is versatility: in addition to video, DSLRs take great photos. Mirrorless cameras tend to be more compact than camcorders, making them more portable.
The second reason is the image quality. DSLRs and mirrorless cameras have much larger sensors than camcorders, making them better at streaming in low light conditions. DSLRs and mirrorless cameras are also capable of delivering superior image quality and a “cinematic look” without having to buy a much more expensive camcorder with similar capabilities.
Lenses play a huge role in this, so when investing in DSLR/mirrorless cameras, keep in mind that you may also need to spend money on different types of lenses. Also, don’t forget to find out if your camera is having the issues mentioned above with live streaming.
We use Sony a6300 mirrorless and Panasonic Lumix GH5 mirrorless in our livestreams.
SLR cameras are best suited for: short broadcasts (up to 30 minutes).
Digital Camcorders
Designed as a more convenient alternative to their film counterparts, digital camcorders are pretty much the new standard for broadcast video. They are designed for comfortable handheld shooting for extended periods of time. Digital video cameras cost anywhere from a couple of hundred to tens of thousands of dollars, depending on their feature set. So if you want to broadcast for several hours in a row and in good quality, then you should probably buy a camcorder.
The easiest camcorder you can start streaming with is the Canon Vixia R800, which costs about $250.
If you want better image quality and more functionality, look to something more expensive like the Canon Vixia HF G21 or Canon XA11.
Digital camcorders are best suited for: Large live performances of all kinds (concerts, events, conferences, news, sports, etc.).
PTZ cameras
PTZ cameras (Pan, Tilt and Zoom) are remote controlled cameras equipped with pan and zoom systems. These cameras usually have a flat base and can be placed securely on a variety of surfaces such as a ceiling, table or tripod. They are most often part of a permanent installation in a location where live broadcasts and video recordings are constantly taking place.
These cameras can be easily controlled remotely from a computer or infrared remote control, allowing one operator to control multiple cameras at the same time. PTZ cameras offer excellent optical and digital zoom. For example, the LUMiO 12x offers 12x optical zoom and 2x digital zoom for close-ups. Modern PTZ cameras provide 60 frames per second streaming, making them a suitable choice for sports broadcasts as well.
One of the downsides of PTZ cameras is that they generally can’t capture audio, so you’ll need to find a different way to record audio.
PTZ cameras are best suited for: “set it and forget it” scenario, capturing lectures in large halls, concerts (all remote controlled).
Choosing the Best Camera for Live Streaming
What Makes a Camera Good for Live Streaming?
1. Possibility to display a “clean” picture in real time.
This allows the camera to send video over HDMI or SDI without any interface element overlay from the viewfinder (such as “remaining battery power”, etc.). Many cameras allow you to turn this setting on and off. Some cameras cannot provide live feed at all (this is true for some cheap action cameras, SLRs and older camcorders). Be sure to check these specifications before purchasing.
2. Ability to operate directly from AC power
Live broadcasts can be quite long. To prevent the battery from draining in the middle of a broadcast, it is recommended to connect the camera to an external AC power source.
In addition, some DSLRs go into standby mode (turn off) after a period of inactivity, and the only way to keep them on all the time is to connect them to a power source using an AC adapter.
3. They do not overheat and do not turn off automatically.
Again, this mostly applies to DSLRs. Some cameras turn off after a while to conserve battery power. This setting can often be turned off, but be sure to check it before purchasing. On some cameras, to completely solve this problem, you need to disable autofocus (switch to manual mode). In any case, the live camera should not overheat to the point where it shuts down for the duration of the broadcast, however long it may be.
Other important specifications
Output resolution
Today, the camera must have a resolution of at least 720p. Most modern cameras offer resolutions of at least 1080p or more. It’s also important to consider frame rate, especially if you’re planning on streaming high-speed activity like sports.
30fps is appropriate for slow action, while 60fps is highly recommended for sports. We also think that a progressive signal (p) looks much better than an interlaced signal (i).
Adding audio
Consider the path of your audio signal. Will he go through the camera? Will you be using an external and built-in microphone? So be sure to check what type of audio work your camera allows. More basic cameras come with a 3.5mm jack, while more advanced ones may have a professional XLR, and some may not have an audio input at all (such as action cameras). To solve this problem, you may need to purchase an HDMI audio inserter, a device that combines your video and audio sources before passing them to the encoder. It is best to feed audio and video at the same time to avoid synchronization problems later.
Some older camcorders and DSLRs, while capable of video output in standby mode, do not provide live audio. A quick way to check if your camera can capture audio is to connect it to your TV via HDMI.
If you hear sound through the TV, your camera has a direct sound transmission.
Connection type
HDMI is a very popular type of video connector. It’s important to note that it comes in three sizes: HDMI micro, mini and full size (see which one your camera has and be prepared to purchase adapters). However, many users complain that the physical connection is not very reliable. HDMI cables may be accidentally pulled out. In addition, HDMI cables can work reliably up to 30 meters in length, after which the signal starts to degrade. The SDI connection is faster than HDMI, provides a physical blocking connection, and can work further (up to 100 meters). This is why SDI camcorders usually cost more than HDMI.
Simultaneous recording and streaming
Some cameras do not allow simultaneous recording and streaming. A quick way to determine if your camera can do both at the same time is to connect it to your TV using HDMI and press the record button on the camera. If you can still see the live feed on your TV screen, your camera can stream and record at the same time.
Rotating Display
If you plan on broadcasting yourself and want to be able to control the image, look for a camera with a display that can be rotated to face you.
Mobile Broadcasts
If you are planning on live streaming from a remote location, or just moving a lot while streaming, be sure to look at your camera’s battery life (or get extra battery captures). Also consider the weight, size and shape of the camera. Some DSLRs are difficult to hold for extended periods of time, while camcorders are specifically designed for handheld shooting.
Again, for live sports, you’ll need a camera capable of 60 fps and good image stabilization.
Other important equipment – lights, tripods, etc.
Even the most expensive camera cannot save a scene with poor lighting. Instead of spending a lot of money on expensive cameras, a much more modest investment on a few extra lighting fixtures might be enough.
Image stabilization is another thing that’s not just the camera’s responsibility.
CNET’s editors tested and reviewed all of the Chromebooks on this list and all offer excellent performance and features for their price. Also, if you’re considering an older or used model, check the auto-update expiration date for the model. The AUE is when ChromeOS stops receiving system updates, typically eight years, but the date differs for every model. 
Because ChromeOS is built for efficiency and to take advantage of web or cloud services, the operating system runs well with less expensive hardware. However, while Chromebooks come in various sizes and designs, options are more plentiful with Windows laptops or Apple MacBooks, especially if you need to run demanding software. Again, ChromeOS is what really makes a laptop a Chromebook but there are some other differences to consider before you buy. 
Google maintains a list of AUE dates for all models, and you should check it before you buy a Chromebook, new or used. 
Just sign into your Google account and the Chromebook is completely restored. 
This includes evaluating a device’s aesthetics, ergonomics and features. A final review verdict is a combination of both those objective and subjective judgments. 
This Chromebook review explores the pros and cons of using Chromebooks and other Chrome OS-based computers, helps you answer that question and highlights a few Chromebooks that you might want to consider using.
— is done on the web via Google’s Chrome browser, with your work being saved ‘in the cloud.’
But for general browser-based learning, Chromebooks are an excellent, cost-effective and safe choice.
There are plenty of simple online image editors available, and some popular graphic design tools, like Canva (pictured below) provide very usable apps that can be installed on Chromebooks too.
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At these sorts of prices, traditional laptops usually become a more attractive prospect.
Many in this case, without hesitation, will go and buy a brand new, or not so, MacBook. However, there are those who want to cheat, find a better use for the money that Apple encroaches on, and find something as good as a computer for everyday affairs, but much cheaper. This story is for them. 
Further – calculations, tables with technical and business data, production reporting, product specifications. Documents – instructions, “datasheets”, descriptions, technical specifications, epics. Preparation of presentations and performances with them. Reading drawings and diagrams in PDF format. Drawing schemes, structural diagrams. Taking and annotating screenshots. Testing Smart City Web, Windows and Android applications, working with them in real projects, customer training. Very little music and video viewing (for the first there is a smartphone, for the second – a TV). No games. Well, reading all sorts of nonsense on the Internet and social networks, where without it. 
3. All operations with uploaded files are explicit 
However, there are a number of interface features that are worth paying attention to in our context. 
But the main thing is not this. The biggest surprise was the fact that these gestures and combinations cannot be reconfigured. Yes, in general. In the settings, you can only find a table with a list of key combinations and try to study it. However, although I actively use shortcuts, they are not the meaning of my life, and I got used to those 5-6 that are constantly in use, in a day. 
My attitude to this feature is neutral, with a slight tinge of negativity. 
In this regard, Chrome OS is closer to Android or iOS than to desktop systems – MacOS and especially Windows. And it’s available immediately and for free, no need to dance with a tambourine around the energy consumption profile. Over time, in particular, having an android Telegram in the background and five open tabs in the browser, the Chromebook is no longer so easy to climb. However, this is still one of its strengths. 
I didn’t fully understand how it works, and so I got a persistent phobia of reboots and updates. This is a minus, and, in my opinion, it outweighs the pros. 
However, there are many exceptions to these rules. So, Skype, being an extension, does not have its own icon in the program menu, but works in a separate window and is displayed on the taskbar, while, say, Microsoft Word Online, on the contrary, it starts from the program menu, but works only in the browser tab and does not appear on the panel tasks. 
Here their work is far from ideal. They eat memory, slow down themselves and slow down the entire system. Are falling. Sometimes they drag all other running applications with them. Sometimes in general, all running applications and the browser. Problems are almost inevitable if you let a Chromebook with several running Android apps go to sleep and wake up – it will definitely wake up for a minute or two, and not all of the running apps will wake up. 
Chromebooks do not have built-in hard drives, and 512 GB or 1 TB of storage are only available in single, extremely expensive configurations. Plus, because of Powerwash, the data on the built-in media is at risk, one wrong move when updating or rebooting, and Chrome OS will erase everything. Carrying flash drives or an external hard drive with you is a very dubious pleasure. Therefore, the choice is simple – either buy a MicroSD (which is also not a fact that everything will fit), or move to the cloud. Probably the smartest approach is to separate the entire archive of files, and keep what is critical, regardless of the Internet, on a memory card, and the rest in the cloud. 
com and Yandex.Disk are also possible. Well, the icing on the cake – I managed to connect corporate storage based on ownCloud in the same way, it cost 15 minutes to read the manual, install the same file system utility, and one trip to the admins, and then only because I forgot the storage password. But I transferred all my work files to the corporate cloud, was able to share them with colleagues and got similar easy access to the shared files of colleagues. 
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Gmail for Android is probably the world champion in shitty work under Chrome OS. Although he allowed both accounts to be set up normally, he constantly slowed down, regularly crashed, and sometimes dragged other running applications, including the Chrome browser, with him. 
So, what is available on Chrome OS cannot even be called a pale shadow of this application. Outlook for Android, as it turned out, is only able to work with free gmail.com and hotmail.com services, as well as “thieves” corporate services (epam.ua or mhp.ua), among which infomir.com, of course, is not. Buying Microsoft 365 doesn’t help either; you can’t connect an arbitrary server there either. 
The extension works great in all aspects – with individual messages, groups, individual and group calls, video calls of all stripes, screen sharing, file transfer. 
However, you can live with these shortcomings, and as a result, the android Telegram has taken root on my Chromebook. 
Then climb back into the Chromebook and reply to messages, view and send files. Marasmus. You can’t reconfigure this, so working with messengers on a Chromebook will always cause such inconvenience. 
True, there is also an Office application, which de facto works as a hub for android or online applications, so we will not consider it separately. 
But the worst thing is that the save file function is terribly buggy, and it is not uncommon to spend time editing a document, save it (the application will gladly confirm this), and then open it in its original form, losing all the work done. 
Therefore, simply double-clicking on a file anywhere, or clicking on a link to a file in a messenger or mailer will not work – you will have to drag it from OneDrive. And since the OneDrive file system plugin of the File Manager does not work perfectly, then the edited file will then have to be dragged from OneDrive to where it can be sent without glitches – at least to the device’s internal memory. 
Of course, if the job is to open a document, view it and write in the messenger “well, I kind of looked diagonally, it seems everything is OK”, then there will be no problems. However, constantly creating new documents or editing them with saving or using some advanced features – all this will be more difficult on Chrome OS. I think one document a day is already the line beyond which a Chromebook will bring more pain than fun. So if you can’t keep your interactions with Microsoft Office to a minimum, don’t risk switching to Chrome OS. 
Less will slow down. As for the processor, I think that the Core i5 should have been more than enough. I have personally tried Chrome OS on an Intel Pentium 4405Y and I will say that it is a rather dubious pleasure. With caution, I can admit that Core m3 or i3 will be a reasonable compromise. When it comes to storage, a lot depends on your specific needs and organization of file storage. However, less than 128 GB is unlikely to be comfortable. All of this means that all those cheap $100-$300 Chromebooks are not for you. 
Time works for it, because over the years there are more and more popular cloud services – Figma, Miro, Photopea and so on. 
At least a Chinese tutorial, at least a photo editor, at least a game. My Pixelbook can transform into a tablet, it’s good for reading comics and playing Angry Birds games: 
‘Cause it’s not just about it is possible whether to do something in a certain OS – it is also important, it is convenient whether it will be. And here there are many difficulties that can spoil the blood. 
For example, many Android applications are not designed for a laptop screen and look strange on it (and my laptop sometimes gets very hot). And Linux applications are launched using containerization, which imposes its own limitations: in the same Android Studio, the smartphone emulator was unavailable for a long time (I don’t know how it is now). And they are not so integrated into the Linux / Android system. In general, there are many factors that degrade UX. 
Either consume content or create it. 
And on another laptop, too, would hardly have loaded. 
Since there are fewer problems with cooling than laptops, if you wish, you can also find a model with Core i7 among them. 
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But please do not machine wash the mats, to clean- you can use a mild soap with water, and a microfiber towel to wipe off any mess.
Absolutely love it, would recommend
The design of the iPad Pro will change in 2022 for the first time since 2018. The back side of their cases will be made of glass. Like the iPhone X and iPhone 8/8+, the first Apple smartphones to support wireless charging. And why else would they change aircraft-grade aluminum alloy to glass? 
Not only devices are in the works, there are several of them (early prototypes?), but also the methods of wireless charging themselves. Not only the inductive method, but also others are investigated. Including even less efficient, but much more advanced methods of energy transfer. Contactless . Motorola and Xiaomi have already demonstrated them, Apple seems to be lagging behind. 
What really happened to them is unknown. 
iPhone effortlessly while playing or working on your laptop. This gaming mouse pad is all you need on your desk. The Corsair Wireless Charging Mat lets you charge any QI-certified device easily and wirelessly. 
The mouse pad comes in 4 super chic colors to personalize your device. The panel also comes with two built-in USB-C ports to adapt to your desk’s physical setup. 
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Its flexible neck provides swivel steering and its big wheels and light weight — it’s just over 6 pounds — allow you to easily maneuver around objects without missing a step. In our tests, we found it super easy to assemble and use, and we like that the top-mounted dust cup keeps it out of the way so the vacuum head can better reach under low furniture.
Dirt, pet hair and dust bunnies can’t hide from this vacuum with its innovative laser beam on its bare floor fluffy roller attachment. Simply turn it on to shine an angled beam of light directly in front of the vacuum to illuminate and nab the microscopic dust that other vacuums miss.
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And when set into the stand, the vacuum rests discreetly behind it. The vacuum begins charging as soon as you place it into the stand and empties when you press the button on the front. Like with other self-emptying vacuums, you change the bag inside once it’s full. We found that in most cases the dirt canister emptied almost completely leaving behind only a few stray hairs that had wrapped around the filter. The Bespoke is available in misty white, midnight blue and woody green.
Our only qualm is that the accessory caddy, though easy to carry, must be plugged in separately to charge the extra battery so you’ll need access to another outlet.
Most stick vacuums can be used in two configurations — upright and handheld. But the Miele can transform into a third design. With the motor, battery and dust cup (the power unit) placed up top, it works like a traditional pole vacuum, making it easy to reach under low furniture or (without the floor nozzle) up high to clean ceiling moldings and light fixtures. But there’s more! Move the power unit — and the weight — down by the nozzle and it’s now easier to push and maneuver across bare floors, areas rugs and carpets. Finally, detach the power unit completely and use it as a handheld for stairs, upholstery and other above-the-floor cleaning needs.
The battery offers up to 60 minutes of run time depending on the attachment, power setting and surfaces you are cleaning.
The dual soft fuzzy rollers let you pick up dirt whether you push or pull it, and the omnidirectional head cleans quickly in any direction — even sideways. It impressed our Lab experts with how easily it maneuvers around obstacles like table legs and how it fits perfectly on a stair tread for speedy side-to-side cleaning. It has powerful suction and whole-machine filtration to trap at least 99.7% of dust and allergens.
In our tests, it ran for an impressive 37 minutes on a single charge and was one of the quietest vacuums we tested. If you only want to clean floors and are looking for an effective, easy-to-use vacuum without a lot of bells and whistles, the Bissell AirRam is a solid choice.
Easy to assemble and slim in stature, the WandVac is ideal for quick spruce-ups without all the fuss larger vacuums can require. The top section houses the hand vacuum, dust cup and controls and is barely wider than the wand below. It comes with a rotating brush floor nozzle and a charging stand with a small footprint that’s easy to tuck out of sight. You can charge it in two pieces side-by-side on the dock or piggyback the handheld section onto the wand. And there’s even a spot to hold the combination crevice/duster tool. 
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Each vacuum is passed over the carpet the same number of times and what’s left behind gets scored. In a similar fashion, we assess how well the vacuum picks up large and fine particles of debris (like rice, dry oatmeal and gritty sand) from hard flooring like vinyl and how closely it cleans along edges. Because these vacuums are getting better at deep cleaning, we’re also using our custom-built automated machine to measure how much embedded dirt they remove from plush carpeting.:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/_hero_4135822-2-1-5c646ce746e0fb00017c277a.jpg)
They measure the noise output of each model for us.
Cordless vacuums run on batteries and today’s lithium-ion batteries have more power and last longer than the nickel-cadmium batteries of older models — some up to as long as 60 minutes. On some models, the battery pack itself can be removed for charging which allows you to simply plug in only the battery and store the rest of the vacuum out of sight. Keep in mind that manufacturers report battery run time without any attachments, which is, honestly, not how people clean. Once you add the rotating brush or another attachment that requires power, battery run time goes down. Don’t be surprised if the battery doesn’t last as long when you are cleaning as is claimed on the box. 
But a good stick vac can certainly suffice, especially if you are in a hurry.
Both the handheld and stick vacuums operate with the same motor, so they charge (and run down) at the same time. The handheld versions are great for cleaning upholstery, stairs, the car and for quickly picking up dry spills off a bare floor.
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We found three great stick vacuums for any kind of floor, and for jobs large and small.
No animal fur, dirt or dust escaped the V11 Animal. It sucked up so much debris from our living room rug that we were as embarrassed as we were impressed by the results.
The 0.2-gallon (or 0.76-liter) dustbin was one of the most generously sized in our testing pool, and though it made the V11 Animal one of the bulkier cordless sticks we tested, we’ll gladly take a little bit of bulk to have to empty it fewer times.
The first is that the power button operates on a trigger mechanism, meaning you have to continuously hold it down as you vacuum. We would have preferred to just switch it on and go but, on the plus side, the trigger mechanism makes it easy to shut it off quickly. The second — common to most of the cordless sticks we tested — is that it doesn’t stand on its own. If you’re using it around the house as part of your weekly chores and don’t return it to its dock right after using it, you have to lean it carefully against a wall or lay it down on the floor.
As with the Dyson, you can attach the tools directly to the power unit and use the vacuum as a handheld. Since the dustbin is almost 50% smaller, it was a lot less bulky and convenient to use in this configuration.
It has a smaller dustbin than our other recommendations, so it isn’t suited to large homes or big cleanups, but its hidden feature — it incorporates Shark’s highly regarded Shark Handheld Wandvac as its power unit — makes it a contender for anyone who wants a multipurpose cleaning tool for smaller spaces.
It operates on an effortless swivel and lies down flat to reach under couches, the bed and other furniture.
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Because this is something you only have to do once, we didn’t weigh it too heavily, but we did consider whether or not any of the models were especially difficult to put together.
Was the process automatic, or did it require us to get our hands a little dirty? The answers helped us narrow down our top picks.
The V1 Ultra not only saves you a ton of time, but it packs in a ton of high-end features that will make you almost enjoy cleaning. However, at $700, the V1 Ultra is an investment, though we appreciated that this cordless stick vac was easy to store and didn’t take up too much room in our home. But, at nearly 13 pounds, it’s not as easy to take it out to clean up just a simple spill. If mopping isn’t as important to you, you might be better off with the Dyson V11 Animal; it’s half the weight, easier to maneuver and carry from room to room and has accessories for cleaning carpets, bedding, blinds and other household areas. If you frequently vacuum and mop the floors in your house, you’ll save a lot of time and elbow grease with the super productive Mach V1 Ultra.
It’s optimized for hard floors, and on those surfaces this vacuum’s performance is unmatched. It has two brush bars that are covered in soft nylon and engineered to pull both larger debris and finer particles, like dust, off hard floors. It effortlessly sucked up clumps of fur, pine needles and random dirt off tile, hardwood and vinyl floors without ever losing suction power or getting tangled.
It has a 0.05-gallon capacity, which translates to just under a cup. This is fine for quick touch-ups, but it filled up fast with five animals running around the house. The good news is that it’s easy to empty. It has what Dyson calls a “point and shoot” mechanism. Basically, you press a button, push down on the handle and the dirt and debris eject into the trash can without you having to get your hands dirty. If there’s a lot of pet fur in the dustbin, you might have to assist the emptying by pulling it out but for the most part, it’s pretty hands-free.
But it has some interesting design features along with similar suction power and performance that may make it worthwhile if you like the options it offers
While it gives off more of an upright vacuum than a stick vacuum vibe, it is cordless and works well on all types of flooring, though it struggles a little bit on really plush carpet. There are three settings — carpet, hard floor and no brush roll — that you can toggle through manually, and each does a decent job of sucking up all types of debris off various floor types, although high-pile carpet took a few passes.
On the other hand, some carpet cleaners will not be able to clean hardwood floors effectively. That’s why you need the best carpet and hardwood vacuum cleaner that can do the job without any danger and without damaging the material. These vacuum cleaners are amazingly handy and can save a lot of time. :max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/SamsungJet90CompleteCordlessStickVacuumwithDualChargingStationVS20R9046T3-9fb73260fc2844f9ad0ee1b3b1645894.jpg)
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Like ZEK E-22, all of our products are extremely easy to handle and provide a hassle-free, thorough cleaning. Thus, we can say with confidence that you do not need to worry about the rules of use, since we have designed these vacuum cleaners with your preferences in mind. We know that user friendliness is a priority. 
5L dirty water tank. This hardwood and carpet vacuum cleaner can best suit your residential and commercial cleaning needs. 
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The best upright vacuums are compatible with multiple types of flooring, are relatively lightweight, and come with a variety of attachments, including your favorite crevice tool for cleaning room edges and getting into hard-to-reach corners. 
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While we rated its agility and portability slightly lower, we were impressed with this model’s impressive suction and ability to handle all kinds of debris. 
Despite the fact that in vertical mode the vacuum cleaner did not reach the corners completely, it took a quick pass with nozzles to clear debris. 
Heavy or incorrect use or lack of maintenance will most likely shorten the life of the model. 
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When customers purchase this product, they can expect to receive the subwoofer itself, an owner’s manual, and remote control.
Negative reviews complain that the amplifier can overheat when pushed to maximum output.
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The integrated amplifier has Class-D topology for optimized efficiency, while the amplifier itself has 300.0 watts of RMS power. All of these features are housed in an MDF-constructed sealed enclosure for the best acoustical properties.
Those looking for something a bit more powerful might opt for the Skar Audio EVL-1X12D2, which can operate consistently at 1,250.0 watts. The JBL BassPro 12 doesn’t offer quite that level of power but features a ported design and high-quality components that produce a rich, booming low-end.
Whether you want the rich, detailed low end of classical music or the big boom of hip-hop, the right subwoofer/enclosure combo can truly make your music come alive. But in today’s crowded marketplace it can be tough to find the solution you want. That’s why we’ve created this handy guide to some of our most popular 10″ subs.
These best-sellers are defintely customer favorites, and we think you’ll be very happy with any of them. Bear in mind, though, that we carry a wide variety of subs that fit any musical taste and budget. Crutchfield’s expert advisors are here to answer your questions and help you find the right sub for your system.
They hit hard. I have so many people blown away when I tell them they are only 10 inch. Great subwoofers.
The square polypropylene Solo-Kon cone offers more area than a traditional round cone, and its shallow-mount design lets it fit into smaller enclosures to give you big bass in a small space. This sub proves that sometimes it really is hip to be square.
And since the sub is shallower than Alpine’s previous models, it can fit into smaller enclosures.
Now my audio sounds the way it should. I couldn’t be happier.
At Crutchfield, we love to see that look of surprise and joy on someone’s face the first time they hear a sub in their vehicle!
We still believe that the gold standard for auditioning speakers is hearing them in your own environment — that’s why we offer a 60-day money-back guarantee.
A real, powerful sounding and literally creepy sound cannot be obtained without a special low-frequency radiator. Car subwoofers are a large segment of products that differ in their operating principles, design and other details of an engineering solution. 
If you are planning to create a powerful audio system not only in the car, but also in the apartment, we recommend that you look at the rating of subwoofers for the home. 
If you are limited in space, we recommend that you look at the rating of subwoofers under the seat. 
Mounting in the armrest of the rear seats is possible. The manufacturer’s recommended installation location is floor. The sub is closed, not big, but shows 150 watts of rated power with an 8-inch speaker. If you do an overview of the possibilities – this device is intended only to revive the sound picture. Even a simple passive subwoofer with an amplifier will show the best results. 
The device produces 270 watts in nominal mode, has 12-inch speakers. The undoubted advantage is the outputs for external speakers. This will allow you to perfectly fit the sound of the subwoofer into the overall sound picture formed by the acoustics in the passenger compartment without phase shift. 
As a result, the speaker coil does not overheat, the sound is always clear, with a minimum amount of distortion. 
The model is a finished product, for which you will have to look for a suitable placement. 
The model has small coils, but good cooling allows you to achieve a nominal power of 750 watts for a 15 inch speaker. It is recommended to install this sound emitter in a rigid box with an adjustable phase inverter. Sizing and careful fit are also necessary, otherwise, according to some owners, even the car’s radiator grille vibrates. 
If you approach it wisely, and not just squeeze the bass to its fullest, you can get a very high-quality sound. 
The input gain control allows you to set the maximum signal of the system without excessive clipping or distortion of low frequencies. The built-in crossover frequency control allows you to select the correct frequency for your vehicle. With the bass equalizer, you can boost the bass sound by 9db. All this, with the right settings, will allow you to get very high-quality bass reproduction without distortion for all types of music. 
Such a subwoofer can be placed both in the cabin and in the trunk. A special wired remote control can be used to control the settings, which increases the convenience of operation. 
Connecting it is easy, all the necessary line inputs and high-level inputs are available. 
It is perfect for listening to both rock and popular music. The built-in amplifier has been specifically designed for maximum performance and makes installation and setup of the subwoofer much easier. Its maximum power is 550 watts. 
James Gunn seems to understand that pretty well, as he curated not one, but three different mixtapes for the Guardians movies, each with its vibe and tone. It’s tough to decide on which is the best one because they are all equally awesome, but we can analyze them and come to a conclusion.
The movie itself, though, is dominated by just one track: “Brandy (You’re a Fine Girl)” by Looking Glass. Not only is it a great song, but it also depicts Ego’s (Kurt Russell) relationship with Meredith Quill, from which we got Peter. It’s played in multiple moments, and even Gunn admits the whole movie is about it. Another song with a personal impact on Quill is “Surrender” by Cheap Trick. This time, though, the lyrics portray the story from the son’s perspective, as he watches his parents having a falling out and telling him lies about each other. It’s a shame it was left for the end credits, but it would hardly have any space on the main narrative.
Just before Ego is introduced, the Guardians have a fight to the sound of “The Chain” by Fleetwood Mac — much like the band itself would fight in the studio, but the way. And, of course, we got “Guardians Inferno” by The Sneepers and Zardu Hasselfrau — I mean, David Hasselhoff himself — and its unforgettable music video.
Right before this sequence, Faith No More‘s “We Care a Lot” plays, almost like a pre-battle chant by the team to keep in mind they’re doing this to save Rocket. Our beloved raccoon, by the way, is the heart and soul of the movie, so it’s natural most of the songs connect to him. In the beginning, he plays Radiohead‘s “Creep” on the Knowhere sound system, reflecting how he felt about himself then, but caps everything in the end with “Dog Days Are Over” by Florence + The Machine, a moment of self-acceptance not just for him, but for the whole team. A little earlier, he hums “This Is the Day” by The The as the Guardians prepare to storm the High Evolutionary’s (Chukwudi Iwuji) ship, showing how much his life changed with him remembering his friends of Batch 89.
That doesn’t mean the other mixtapes are worse than it, or we don’t like them, because we love them, but Vol. 3 meets all the criteria we deemed important for a Guardians movie soundtrack. So get your best headphones, let’s hear it for the winner!
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But, here’s the tough question: which of the three soundtracks comes out on top? Which mix is the most undeniably awesome? Given that it’s an impossible choice, a trio of Empire writers make the case for each compilation…
I’d go as far as to say that modern favourites like Haim, The 1975 and Blossoms would sound significantly different without what Guardians did for the likes of 10cc and The Five Stairsteps.
It’s a mainline into Quill’s adolescence and sense of home, the mix which his mum made especially for her little lord. They’re the songs which root his drifting life. That’s why it stings so much to see a prison guard not appreciating it: “That song belongs to me!” he screams, before getting tasered, covered in mysterious red effluent and chucked in a holding cell. That’s a man who knows mixtapes have peaked. Ooga chacka, Peter. Ooga chacka. Tom Nicholson
The hippyish, Indian-tinged spaciness of George Harrison’s ‘My Sweet Lord’ lines up perfectly with the utopian beauty of Ego’s planet. The rich, unfeigned emotion of Cat Stevens’ ‘Father And Son’ practically makes dry eyes illegal at the film’s bittersweet finale, as Star-Lord is left to mourn both his father and his “daddy”.
That’s partly because, being a compilation of songs from Peter Quill’s freshly-acquired Zune (and not a mixtape curated by his late mother), it isn’t as defined by a single time-period as Awesome Mix 1 and 2. In fact, if you want to be pedantic, it’s probably a stretch to call it an Awesome Mix at all.
Between the Beastie Boys’ ‘No Sleep Till Brooklyn’ and Faith No More’s ‘We Care A Lot’, it’s rowdy as hell; classic rock staples like ‘Since You Been Gone’ and ‘Crazy On You’ bring the retro riffage; there’s a mellow warmth to Spacehog’s ‘In The Meantime’, and The Replacements’ ‘I Will Dare’; plus – and I can’t stress this enough – it has Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Badlands’. Bruce Springsteen! You can’t argue with the Boss.
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