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Logitech
ClickSmart 310 Special Edition USB White Box

For a legacy USB camera that can also act as a PC webcam. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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THE SHORT ANSWER

Our take

ClickSmart 310 part clue 961218-0403 is a White Box legacy camera candidate. Logitech confirms that the family can work as a live PC webcam over USB with Logitech software as well as operate as a standalone camera, but the standalone image sizes are not stream modes and the frozen ASIN is not mapped.

Consider it for

A legacy camera collector or restoration project with compatible Logitech software that can verify the exact part and needed accessories..

Look elsewhere if

It is not for a buyer who needs a documented HD live mode, current plug-and-play support, built-in audio, a confirmed package, or a direct Amazon identity match for this historical White Box part.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • Logitech's guide describes a real PC-webcam workflow over USB using the ClickSmart camera software.
  • A historical catalog distinguishes 961218-0403 White Box from the separate 961189-0403 ClickSmart 310 part.
  • The family guide shows a focus ring and tripod socket and separates live webcam use from standalone capture.

What to weigh up

  • The 352×288 and 176×144 numbers are standalone capture settings, not a verified live stream specification.
  • Logitech's current support record lists no current downloads or documents for this family, and modern OS/app support is unknown.
  • The ASIN, White Box package contents, microphone, UVC/UAC behavior, and included cables remain unresolved.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredClickSmart 310, part clue 961218-0403
Documented video modesStandalone 352×288/176×144 values are documented but are not live webcam stream modes; live modes remain unknown
Focus and framingManual focus ring and tripod socket are shown in the family guide; diagonal FOV is not specified
Light and lens privacyNo built-in light or physical lens cover is documented
Integrated audioMicrophone presence and audio performance are unknown
Connection and mountingUSB live webcam mode uses legacy Logitech camera software; exact connector class and current host support are unknown
Identity and setup limitsHistorical catalog calls 961218-0403 White Box; ASIN B00006HXRA and actual box contents remain unlinked

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 5, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

White Box part and the frozen listing

The frozen candidate names a Logitech ClickSmart 310 Dual-Mode Camera Special Edition USB White Box, with source part clue 961218-0403 and historical ASIN B00006HXRA. A 2004 catalog lists 961218-0403 as ClickSmart 310 White Box and separately lists 961189-0403 for a ClickSmart 310 DSC/webcam product. Those are separate part leads. The exact Amazon page did not load, so no source bridges B00006HXRA to the White Box code or proves the current package contents. Logitech's family documentation confirms webcam use, but part and offer identity still need inspection at the item level.

Dual modes and live-video limits

Logitech's quick-start guide describes two ways to use the camera: standalone image/video capture and live PC webcam operation after connecting it over USB and starting the Logitech camera software. The standalone menu includes 352×288 and 176×144 settings. They are not a live-stream mode table and should not be advertised as the webcam's maximum video resolution. The guide does not publish a live frame-rate pairing, so the profile leaves live capture height and 60 fps support unknown. A buyer who needs HD or predictable streaming formats should choose a product with a current model-specific specification instead.

Focus and mounting

The family guide shows a focus ring and a tripod socket, with a focus distance described from about three feet to infinity. Manual focus can suit a stable subject position but requires adjustment when the distance changes; autofocus is not established. The guide does not provide a numeric field of view, sensor type, or digital/optical zoom specification for the live webcam path. The tripod socket is a camera feature, not proof that a tripod is included in the White Box package. The camera is therefore best assessed as a flexible legacy device, not as a current automatic framing or high-detail product.

Software, USB, and audio

For live use, Logitech's instructions connect the device through USB and launch the company's camera program for conferencing, video e-mail, or broadcasting. Logitech's support page identifies the family as M/N V-UG8 but does not provide current downloads or documentation. Those sources do not confirm present operating-system support, UVC/UAC compliance, connector details, or app behavior. They also do not document a built-in microphone. Plan separate audio unless the specific unit is checked, and confirm that the original camera software still works with the intended computer before using this camera in a live meeting.

Who should consider this ClickSmart

This model is chiefly relevant to a collector or a person restoring a legacy computer-camera setup who values the dual standalone/live workflow and can verify the required software. It is a poor fit for current plug-and-play calls, known HD video, built-in audio, or a buyer who cannot confirm the package. The White Box part must remain separate from the 961189-0403 row; one catalog label does not prove the other's contents or Amazon mapping. This review is based on Logitech's family guide and historical catalog evidence and contains no hands-on test, buyer-review summary, price, or current stock statement.

What else to compare

For a documented legacy webcam profile, compare QuickCam Ultra Vision 961471-0403. For current calls, the released C920 or NexiGo N680P has clearer video-mode evidence.

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Before you buy

Does 352×288 describe ClickSmart 310's live webcam mode?

No. Logitech lists those figures in standalone capture settings; the cited guide does not give the live stream resolution or frame rate.

Is 961218-0403 the same as ClickSmart 310 part 961189-0403?

No. The catalog lists separate product descriptions for those part codes; the White Box row stays distinct.

Is ASIN B00006HXRA verified for the White Box part?

No. The candidate Amazon page failed and no inspected source ties that ASIN to 961218-0403 or its package contents.

Where can I check the current price?

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Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

Consider ClickSmart 310 only for a compatible legacy setup. Verify the White Box part and software, and do not treat standalone capture sizes as live video modes.

Is it the right fit?

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