How do I set up the Logitech C925e webcam on Windows and macOS?

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Applies to: Logitech C925e Business Webcam
Last updated: 20 November 2025

Problem

You have a Logitech C925e webcam and you want it to work reliably for video calls on Windows or macOS. You may be unsure how to connect it, select it in apps like Zoom or Teams, or check that both video and audio are working correctly.

Solution

The Logitech C925e is designed to be plug-and-play over USB, so in most cases you only need to connect it and select it as the camera and microphone in your calling app. On Windows, the necessary drivers are installed automatically. On macOS, the camera will appear in apps that have permission to use the camera and microphone. Optional software such as Logi Tune can give you extra control over image settings and firmware updates.

Step-by-step instructions

1. Physical setup

  1. Remove the C925e and USB cable from the box.
  2. Open the adjustable clip on the webcam.
  3. Place the webcam on top of your monitor, laptop screen or a stable shelf.
  4. Adjust the clip so it grips firmly without wobbling.
  5. Tilt the webcam up or down until your face is centred when you sit in your normal working position.
  6. Slide the built-in privacy shutter open so the lens is visible.

2. Connect the C925e to your computer

  1. Plug the webcam’s USB-A connector into a direct USB port on your computer.
  2. Avoid using unpowered USB hubs for the first setup, as they can cause power or detection issues.
  3. Wait a few moments while your operating system detects the new device.

On Windows 10 or Windows 11

  1. After you plug in the webcam, Windows will install drivers automatically.
  2. Select Start > Settings > Bluetooth & devices > Cameras.
  3. Check that Logitech C925e appears in the list of cameras.
  4. If it shows as disabled, select it and choose Enable.

Test the camera in the Windows Camera app

  1. Open the Start menu and type Camera, then open the Camera app.
  2. If asked to allow camera access, choose Yes.
  3. The video preview should now show your C925e image.
  4. If your built-in laptop camera is still active, select the camera switch icon in the Camera app until you see the Logitech view.

Test the microphone in Windows

  1. Go to Settings > System > Sound.
  2. Under Input, choose Logitech C925e as the input device.
  3. Speak normally and watch the input level meter to confirm that sound is being picked up.

On macOS (Monterey, Ventura, Sonoma and later)

  1. Plug the C925e into a USB-A port, or use a good-quality USB-C to USB-A adapter if your Mac only has USB-C ports.
  2. Click the Apple menu and select About This Mac > System Report.
  3. In the sidebar, choose USB and confirm that Logitech C925e appears in the USB device tree.

Check app permissions on macOS

  1. Open System Settings (or System Preferences on older versions).
  2. Go to Privacy & Security > Camera.
  3. Make sure your video apps (for example, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Chrome, Safari) are allowed to use the camera.
  4. Go to Privacy & Security > Microphone and allow the same apps to use the microphone.

Test the camera and microphone

  1. Open FaceTime, Photo Booth, or your preferred meeting app.
  2. In the app’s video settings, select Logitech C925e as the camera.
  3. In the audio settings, select Logitech C925e as the microphone.
  4. Confirm that you can see a video preview and that the microphone level meter responds when you speak.

3. Use the C925e in common video apps

Zoom

  1. Open Zoom and sign in.
  2. Click your profile picture, then choose Settings > Video.
  3. Under Camera, select Logitech C925e.
  4. Go to Audio and choose Logitech C925e (or similar) as the Microphone if you want to use the webcam’s mic.
  5. Use Test speaker and microphone to confirm everything is working.

Microsoft Teams

  1. Open Teams and select your profile picture > Settings > Devices.
  2. Under Camera, select Logitech C925e.
  3. Under Microphone, choose Logitech C925e if desired.
  4. Use the Make a test call feature (where available) to verify audio and video.

Google Meet (browser)

  1. In Chrome or Edge, open a new Google Meet and click the More options icon then Settings.
  2. Under Video, select Logitech C925e as the camera.
  3. Under Audio, select Logitech C925e as the microphone if you want to use it.
  4. Check the preview to confirm the webcam is working.

Optional methods or tools

  • Logi Tune
    • Logitech’s optional app can adjust brightness, contrast, field of view, and apply firmware updates.
    • Install Logi Tune from Logitech’s official site, then open it and select the C925e.
    • Use the controls to tweak exposure, colour and framing until you are happy with the image.
  • Using external speakers or headset
    • You can use the C925e as the microphone and route audio output to external speakers or a headset for better sound quality and privacy.
    • In each app, choose the C925e for microphone input and your preferred speakers or headphones for output.
  • Mounting on a tripod
    • The C925e typically has a standard tripod thread on the clip.
    • You can attach it to a small desktop tripod to place the camera at eye level if your monitor placement is not ideal.

Best practices or tips

  • Position the webcam close to eye level so you appear natural and engaged on calls.
  • Sit about an arm’s length from the camera to avoid distortion and keep framing comfortable.
  • Use soft, even lighting from in front of you rather than strong light from behind, which can cause silhouettes.
  • Keep the lens clean by gently wiping it with a microfibre cloth if the image looks hazy.
  • When not in use, slide the privacy shutter closed for extra peace of mind.
  • If your image appears stretched or zoomed, open Logi Tune or your calling app’s video settings to adjust the field of view.
  • Avoid plugging the webcam into a dock or hub during initial setup. Once it is working, you can move it if needed.

The Logitech C925e is a popular business-grade webcam, but you only get the best out of it when it is set up correctly on your computer and in your meeting apps. By walking through cable connection, operating system checks and the right in-app settings, you can usually go from unboxing to a reliable video feed in just a few minutes. If you run into problems, revisiting the basic steps in this guide is often enough to fix issues where the camera or microphone does not appear as expected.

Once your Logitech C925e is working on Windows or macOS and you have confirmed it in Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet, you can refine the experience with tools like Logi Tune and better lighting. Small changes to camera position, permissions and audio choices can dramatically improve how professional you look and sound on calls. Bookmark this guide so you can quickly check the key setup steps any time you move to a new laptop, change USB ports or install a new video app.

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