C920e vs Tiny 2 Comparison

Compare C920e vs Tiny 2 side by side: specs, ratings, pros and cons, and which one fits your room best.

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At a Glance

The Logitech C920e is the business version of the long-running C920. It records 1080p at 30 fps with a 3 MP sensor, autofocus, a glass lens and a 78° field of view.

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Best For: IT fleets
Res.: 1080p
View: 78°
Autofocus: Yes
Low Light: Yes (RightLight 2, for low light)
Mics: Stereo
Shutter: Yes (attachable privacy shutter)
Connect: USB-A

Tiny 2

The OBSBOT Tiny 2 is a 4K webcam on a 2-axis gimbal. It has a large 1/1.5-inch 50 MP sensor, f/1.9 aperture, all-pixel PDAF autofocus and HDR.

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Best For: Teachers and trainers
Res.: 4K
View: 85.5°
Autofocus: Yes (all-pixel PDAF, plus manual)
Low Light: Yes (Dual Native ISO)
Mics: Dual omni-directional with noise reduction
Shutter: —
Connect: USB 3.0

Review Scores Compared

Expert Score

C920e7.4/10
Tiny 29.1/10 Leads

Visual Image Quality

C920e6.6/10
Tiny 29.0/10 Leads

Autofocus & Low-Light

C920e8.8/10
Tiny 29.4/10 Leads

FOV & Framing

C920e8.1/10
Tiny 29.6/10 Leads

Privacy, Mount & Build

C920e8.2/10
Tiny 210.0/10 Leads

Software & App Controls

C920e6.0/10
Tiny 28.1/10 Leads

Connectivity & Port Interface

C920e6.1/10
Tiny 28.6/10 Leads

Integrated Audio

C920e7.8/10
Tiny 28.4/10 Leads

Why C920e Beats Tiny 2 (and Vice Versa)

Why Tiny 2 beats C920e

Better connectivity & port interface: 8.6 vs 6.1 out of 10
Better visual image quality: 9.0 vs 6.6 out of 10
Better software & app controls: 8.1 vs 6.0 out of 10
Better privacy, mount & build: 10.0 vs 8.2 out of 10
Better fov & framing: 9.6 vs 8.1 out of 10
Better integrated audio: 8.4 vs 7.8 out of 10

Review-score leads of 0.5+ points out of 10 first, then specs where only one comes out ahead.

Full Specifications

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General

	C920e	Tiny 2
Best For	IT fleets	Teachers and trainers

Image

	C920e	Tiny 2
Max Resolution	1080p	4K Better
Max Frame Rate	30 fps	30 (4K), 60 (1080p)
Sensor	—	1/1.5" CMOS
Megapixels	3 MP	50 MP Better
Field of View	78°	85.5° Better
Autofocus	Yes	Yes (all-pixel PDAF, plus manual)
HDR	—	Yes
Light Correction	Yes (RightLight 2, for low light)	Yes (Dual Native ISO)
Digital Zoom	1 x	4 x Better
AI Framing	—	AI tracking with auto zoom on 2-axis gimbal; gesture and voice control
Aperture	—	f/1.9
Video Format	—	MJPEG, YUY2, H.264
Focus Range	—	From 10 cm
Resolutions & Frame Rates	1080p30, 720p30	—
Background Effects	—	Beauty mode
Gesture Control	—	Yes (Gesture Control 2.0)
Subject Tracking	—	AI human tracking with auto zoom, 2-axis gimbal
Focus Type	Autofocus (manual via Logi Tune)	All-pixel PDAF (plus manual) Better

Audio

	C920e	Tiny 2
Microphones	Stereo	Dual omni-directional with noise reduction
Mic Range	1 m	—
Noise Reduction	—	Yes
Microphone Count	2	2
Mic Pickup Pattern	Omnidirectional	—

Design & Privacy

	C920e	Tiny 2
Privacy Shutter	Yes (attachable privacy shutter)	—
Mounting	Universal clip (laptops, LCDs, monitors)	—
Tripod Thread	Tripod-ready clip	Yes (UNC 1/4-20 thread)
Weight	162 g	95.6 g Better
Dimensions	94 x 43.3 x 71 mm (with clip)	47 x 44 x 62 mm
Pan / Tilt	—	Pan ±140°, tilt −30° to +70°

Connectivity

	C920e	Tiny 2
Connection	USB-A	USB 3.0
Cable Length	1.5 m	—
Software	Logi Tune	OBSBOT Center Better
Operating Systems	—	Windows 10+, macOS 11+
Certifications	Microsoft Teams, Zoom	—
USB Standard	—	USB 3.0 (USB-C port)
Detachable Cable	No	—
USB-A Adapter	—	Yes

In the Box

	C920e	Tiny 2
In the Box	Webcam with attached 1.5 m USB-A cable, privacy shutter, user documentation	Tiny 2, adjustable mount, USB-C 3.0 cable, USB-C to USB-A adapter, storage case
Warranty	3-year limited hardware	1 year

Identifiers

	C920e	Tiny 2
Model Number	960-001360	—

Compatibility

	C920e	Tiny 2
Works With	Google Meet, Webex, GoToMeeting, BlueJeans, Fuze, Microsoft DirectShow	—

Takeaways

Our pick: Tiny 2, with the highest spec-based rating (4.5/5).
Choose C920e for iT fleets.
Choose Tiny 2 for teachers and trainers.

Pros and Cons

C920e

PROS

3-year limited warranty
Autofocus with glass lens
USB-A for older PCs
Attachable privacy shutter

CONS

No HDR or 4K
USB-A only