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Logitech
GROUP + Expansion Mics Video Conferencing System

For a conference room needing GROUP video and wider microphone pickup. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

Logitech GROUP + Expansion Mics is the 960-001060 conference-system bundle of GROUP with an expansion microphone set. Its camera remains a 1080p30, autofocus model with a 90-degree diagonal field, 10× lossless zoom and remotely controlled pan/tilt. The useful difference from the released 960-001054 package is audio pickup reach: Logitech describes the expansion-mic set as extending pickup from 6 m to 8.5 m and supporting larger rooms. This is a room system, not a camera that automatically tracks a walking presenter.

Consider it for

A medium-to-large meeting room that needs GROUP's speakerphone and the additional reach of expansion microphones..

Look elsewhere if

Not for a 4K or 1080p60 requirement, an integrated camera light or physical lens cover, or automatic presenter tracking.

Pros & cons

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

What works in its favor

  • Logitech identifies part 960-001060 as GROUP + Expansion Mics, separate from base part 960-001054.
  • The two-microphone expansion set is documented to extend the stated pickup range to 8.5 m.
  • The GROUP camera and full-duplex speakerphone combine 1080p30 video, autofocus, zoom and room audio.

What to weigh up

  • The camera remains 1080p30, with no documented 4K or 60fps mode.
  • Remote motorized pan and tilt do not establish automatic subject tracking.
  • The historical ASIN and exact current regional package are not independently mapped.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredGROUP + Expansion Mics, part 960-001060
Documented video modes1080p30 video, 90° diagonal field and 10× lossless HD zoom
Focus and framingAutofocus; remotely controlled pan and tilt, not automatic subject tracking
Light and lens privacyNo integrated camera light or physical lens cover is documented
Integrated audioFull-duplex speakerphone with four onboard microphones and two expansion microphones in this bundle
Connection and mountingUSB 2.0/UVC conference system with hub; table/wall mount and tripod thread
Identity and setup limitsLogitech maps part 960-001060 to GROUP + Expansion Mics; historical ASIN is not mapped

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 7, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

What part 960-001060 changes

Logitech's product page names GROUP and GROUP + Expansion Mics as platform choices and identifies 960-001060 for the latter. The manufacturer's datasheet separately lists base GROUP 960-001054, expansion mics as their own accessory, and the combined 960-001060 bundle. That makes the part difference useful to keep visible: the newer page is not a second camera design, but the extra microphones materially change where the same system can collect voices. Logitech's accessory page lists two expansion microphones. The old source row's ASIN has not been checked against a current exact offer, so this review points to a tagged model search rather than treating the row's ASIN as proof.

Camera framing stays at 1080p30

The GROUP camera's documented ceiling is 1080p at 30 frames per second. Logitech also lists autofocus, a 90-degree diagonal field and 10× lossless HD zoom. The camera can pan and tilt through remote or console controls, which helps a room operator reframe a participant or whiteboard. That is different from automatic subject-following: no two-axis tracking behavior is established for this bundle. Buyers who need 4K or a documented 1080p60 mode should choose another product, and someone expecting the camera to follow them while teaching should look for explicit tracking support. These distinctions keep the product in the speakerphone path without overstating its movement.

Extra microphones change room placement

The base GROUP speakerphone has four omnidirectional microphones; Logitech gives that arrangement a 6 m pickup range. The expansion set extends the stated range to 8.5 m, and Logitech says the system can accommodate up to 20 people in a large room with expansion mics. Those are manufacturer coverage claims, not a measured guarantee for a particular table, ceiling, acoustic treatment or seating layout. The bundle is therefore most relevant when people will sit farther from the speakerphone. For a smaller table where everyone is already inside the base pickup area, the base 960-001054 system may be sufficient and avoids paying attention to microphones that the room may not use.

Hub, cabling and controls are room equipment

GROUP combines a camera, hub and full-duplex speakerphone rather than behaving like a simple laptop webcam. Logitech documents USB 2.0/UVC compliance, Bluetooth and NFC for the speakerphone, a mount for table or wall placement, and a standard camera tripod thread. The hub organizes connections from the camera and speakerphone to the room computer. The speakerphone includes tactile mute and camera controls; the expansion microphones have their own mute buttons and indicator lights. That layout can simplify a fixed conference installation, but it also takes more planning than clipping a small camera to a display. Confirm the exact regional package and cable arrangement before building a room around the historical ASIN.

Who should choose the expansion bundle

Choose 960-001060 when the GROUP camera and speakerphone suit the room and the included microphone satellites address a real distance problem. Choose the already listed 960-001054 GROUP package when the same 1080p30 camera/audio system is wanted without the expansion set. The two pages should not be read as a better-camera/budget-camera ranking; the documented camera platform is shared, while the included microphones change the room audio footprint. Neither bundle has a documented physical lens cover or integrated camera light, and neither provides automatic presenter tracking. This is source-based analysis of maker specifications, not personal testing, current price or stock research, measured room performance, or buyer-review summary.

What else to compare

For the same conference camera and speakerphone without expansion mics, compare Logitech GROUP 960-001054. For automatic tracking or 4K capture, choose a different documented camera system.

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Before you buy

Is the 960-001060 camera different from GROUP 960-001054?

Logitech identifies 960-001060 as GROUP + Expansion Mics; the documented package difference is the expansion microphone set.

How many expansion microphones come with the set?

Logitech's expansion-mic contents page lists two microphones; confirm the exact current offer before relying on the historical ASIN.

Does GROUP automatically follow a moving presenter?

The camera has controlled pan and tilt, but the reviewed sources do not document automatic subject-following across two axes.

Does the camera record 4K or 1080p60?

No. Logitech lists the GROUP camera at 1080p30; a 4K or 60fps mode is not documented.

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

Choose GROUP + Expansion Mics when the extra microphone reach suits the room; choose the base GROUP bundle when the camera system fits but the satellites do not add a useful placement option.

Is it the right fit?

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