From work meetings to visits with Grandma, staring at a phone or computer screen as you chat has become the new normal. While you may have upgraded your workspace to fit your daily routine with a new desk and an ergonomic chair, perhaps the camera you use to communicate with colleagues and loved ones could use a little boost as well.
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Price subject to change.
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