Logitech Rally Camera

I did a little research on PTZ cams and discovered that the absolute best cost over $10k so I opted not to spend that much. My first PTZ cam was the Logitech PTZ Pro 2 which had horrible problems with its' S video connector and cable. I decided to pony up the funds to pay for the Rally cam. This is probably the best bang for the buck for PTZ cams, affordable, good quality, and it works well, out of the box. The video connector is USB-C, rather than S-video and is far more reliable. I was impressed by the size difference of the two as well, the Rally cam being much bigger diameter for better low light situations. I know these cams are used professionally daily, so they can't be all that bad.

Just opened the box today and plugged it in for a 1 pm zoom call. It was just what we needed. It was simple to get working and I have very little experience in IT. I plugged it in to my laptop and added a new Microphone and our Non Profit is now finally zoom ready instead of using the camera and mic off the laptop.. Could not be any happier with our purchase. Logitech Rally 4K camera did not disappoint

The video focus is like you took 8 layers of Saran Wrap along with a dirty wool sock and wrapped them around your face. Then it starts ticking like it's going to explode which would be welcomed compared to dealing with their Customer Support people. They make you jump through hoops to get to them, then have YOU run diagnostics, download software to test it and then have you VIDEO document what is wrong with it. Then, they send you a follow up email to re-send/re-verify ALL the information they should have taken down the FIRST time. Don't buy it! Don't rely upon it! PS. This was a corporate purchase.

Great quality but the focus takes a while to adjust after zooming in/out. It is a bit pricey for what it does

Great camera for Huddle rooms for 4-8 people. Auto focus is a tad slow, so if you are moving around a lot this is probably not fo you. Other than that it's amazing.

Before we got to run tests and permanently mount this exciting new delivery in our event space, a co-worker decided to move some equipment around because it was in the way. So here's everything I was able to learn about the camera before it was generously cracked wide open for us: -it's a camera! -it's much bigger than the Logitech PTZs that we have many of. -the remote came with a battery that worked! -there's some nice cabling on the interior. -the camera responds very well to gravity! There you have it; the first Logitech Rally PTZ camera review. Glad to answer any questions.

The camera is really great but it did not come with the parts that are supposed to be included such as the power splitter, USB cable, and power adapter. Please contact me if this was a mistake.

I have installed 3 of these Logitech Rally cams in various zoom rooms, and two are now paperweights. No explanation, no power outages or surges to justify… Just one day they quit powering up. The second client called me last week, after working for about 2 1/2 years the camera quit powering up. Purchased a new power supply, but still nothing. I started looking around to see if maybe quality control had improved since the pandemic, but it appears this is a common problem… For a $1400 camera?! There’s really no excuse, and I will never buy one of these again.