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Rapoo XW2K

Rapoo XW2K webcam review

Posted on November 4, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Rapoo XW2K is a budget-friendly webcam that targets users wanting plug-and-play functionality at a higher resolution than most standard webcams that run at 1080p, instead offering 2K quality. You can pick up the Rapoo XW2K on sites like OnBuy or Ebuyer for $41.99 / £49.99 / €59.99 (around AU$75), which is great if you’re looking for an alternative to pricier brands like Logitech webcams.

There are several issues right off the bat, however. Firstly, availability isn’t great, with the only website we saw the XW2K available in the US being Ebuyer, and the device looks very similar to another product in the Rapoo webcam family, the C280, which could confuse potential buyers.
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