Buy the Logitech C920x.

It is the webcam that still works properly a year from now, which is the whole point of buying one.

What was compared

Logitech C920x HD Pro PC Webcam Full 1080p/30fps Video - Black | 30fps Video, Clear Audio,... — $59.99
EMEET C960 1080P Webcam with Microphone, 2 Mics, 90° FOV, Computer Camera | USB Type-A & A... — $28.49

1. Stays sharp when you lean toward the screen
The C920x keeps refocusing as you shift distance, so pointing at something or leaning in during a call stays crisp. The C960 is fixed focus, it cannot adjust, and that same lean just turns you soft and blurry.
2. Doesn't go flat the second the sun sets
The C920x actively brightens dim rooms with HD light correction, useful for early morning or evening calls. Review consensus says the C960 only looks decent in a well-lit room, so winter evening calls come out grainy and dark.
3. Years of proof it won't just quit on you
The C920x has been the go-to streaming and office webcam for a decade with no widespread failure pattern. Buyers report the C960 dying outright or losing camera function while the mic still works, straight out of the box.
4. Extra width you'll fill with clutter, not people
The C960's 90 degree FOV against the C920x's 78 sounds bigger, but at a normal desk distance it just drags more of your messy room into frame. Unless you regularly film two people side by side, that width buys a worse background, not a better one.
5. Yes it costs more. Buy it anyway.
The C960 undercuts the C920x by roughly half, and that is real money on a tight budget. But that gap buys autofocus that actually works and a reputation for not failing in month three, which is cheaper than buying a webcam twice.