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Rapoo XW180

Rapoo XW180 review

Posted on September 2, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Rapoo XW180 certainly has the looks of one of the best webcams on the market – its design resembles a compact version of the Logitech Brio, with rounded corners and a glossy face covering the lens and sensor. It’s an attractive piece of kit that should complement a business environment, all while being small and lightweight enough to throw into your laptop bag between uses.

Better yet, it’s highly affordable. The Rapoo XW180 retails for £39.99 / €49.99 (around $55 / AU$75) which makes it cheaper than some of the cheapest brand named webcams on the market such as the Logitech C310 (£45 / €60 / $50), though it would appear availability is restricted to Europe at this time.
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