4k Webcam

It is very much plug and play. The video quality is good on this, and the microphone picks up the sound decently. The lighting is what you expect from a webcam, if your room gets dark you'll need special lighting for that. Overall this is a great little camera.

Reason for purchasing. I purchased this product for improving the picture quality of my Zoom conferencing and other things like that. Did I achieve the result? It does improve upon what I had previously, but I cannot see the 4K quality. Probably Zoom does not allow that (I tried it on a Super HD display!). Let's say that quality is fine, but not as good as I expected though. Viewing angles: 3 different viewing angles (68 degrees, 75 and 90 i believe) provide a good amount of customization although for teleconferencing using a virtual background, I find the 68 the most suitable. If there were more people participating from the same location 90 is definitely the choice. Good option to have, not extremely relevant for a home office though. Autofocus does its job and via the G-Hub it is easy to center myself inside the camera. However, without the G-Hub, I would not know how to do it. I am sure that there is a way. Autofocus can be replaced by manual settings, but when I tried I did not improve upon the autofocus. Instruction manual is miserable, but I downloaded one from internet. Not too useful either. At least the schematics on how to install it are very clear and it is actually quite easy as written earlier. Installation was super easy and it was working within 60 seconds from opening the box. I do have the Logitech G-Hub, as I have also a Yeti Nano microphone and thus the Brio camera appeared immediately on the Hub. To be fair, on a second computer, without G-Hub, I can start Zoom and Zoom gives me the option to select this webcam, but without it, I am not sure where to look for it as no software was installed. As you can see in the picture I attached, the webcam is discrete and it is easy to put and keep in place (I tried it on several laptops and display) I was even able to put it on top of my large speakers while testing with the camera from below my height. Overall, I am fine with this webcam, everything seems to be in order and definitely it improved my situation, but I was expecting (maybe I had erroneous expectations) a tad higher quality of camera as I see many streamers reaching very nice qualities. Definitely better than mine. The quality is not professional grade, not at the top standards at least.

This thing is amazing. I’ve ponied up for webcams for 15+yrs and strangely they really seemed to peak out as grainy, 2003-era, 30fps 720p-at-best devices for the longest time. iPhone cameras trump them no problem, it’s just hard to hook up a live feed from your iPhone to your PC and casually sync with what you’re doing on the computer if you like to stream (or make youtube videos without spending tons on dedicated professional cameras). As soon as i plugged it in, i expected totally that i’d be getting some horrendous Logitech software that’s plagued their otherwise totally top-notch hardware for decades. But recently there’s been a revamp. I have a Logitech Triathlon Mouse and matching k375 keyboard for work and my mac, which use built-in standard Unifying features and Logitech Flow in a new metro style app. They work absolutely great. I’ve got a G810 orion keyboard and G502 proteus spectrum mouse for my gaming rig, the gaming software is a little clunky and dated but it gets the job done. But anyway, the Brio’s standard Logitech app is Metro-like just like Logitech Flow, is surprisingly speedy and has plenty of features out of the box. Wayyyy more than i expected. Not clunky, not hard to learn. The cam itself is unbelievably nice. As soon as the feed started upon install of the logitech app i was blown away. Crisp, smooth 60fps at 720p, set the res up to 4k and just as smooth- no stutter or frame decrease. Auto-lighting is great, it just works. Then came the Windows Hello setup... pretty much plug-and-play, except it will NOT work out of the box. I spent about 20 mins troubleshooting my event viewer log output to find the issue- they all ship with v1.0 firmware, and that didn’t support windows Hello. Update it from the logitech download page (v2.2 is current), try to set it up again, you’re ready to go. I knew this camera was expensive, but in the past that didn’t really mean ‘quality’ when it came to webcams because they had a really low bar. But this broke the mold, everything people have wanted in webcams for over a decade is finally delivered with this. Worth its price 100%. No clue why there are so many bad ratings here, maybe the old versions of software were previous Logitech quality, or maybe all these guys are videophiles that complain about miniscule issues that normal people would never see. But either way, i love this thing.

This Logitech 4K webcam is definitely on the pricey side, but it performs extremely well. Image quality is sharp and clear, and it handles lighting better than any webcam I’ve used before. Autofocus is fast and reliable, and it works great for video calls, streaming, and content creation. Once set up, it’s very consistent and just works without needing constant adjustments. While the cost may be higher than many other webcams, the performance backs it up. It’s the best webcam I’ve owned, and if quality matters to you, it’s worth the investment.

I have had a lot of logitech products over the years; everything from their flagship gaming keyboards to travel mice and webcams. I really like the compact nature of this camera. Looking at the pictures of the camera I would have expected it to be a bit bigger on top of my monitor. One of the best features and the reason that I went with this camera is that the USB-C cable is detachable from the camera and can be replaces with a longer one if necessary. I was not too concerned with the length as I have it plugged into the USB hub on my monitor, but that hub sits behind a trim panel that needs to be removed everytime I need to unplug it when my computer has issues. These issues are not with the camera as my computer seems to have issues with every webcam that I have used, so being able to unplug it and plug it back in at the camera is a huge time savings for me! The quality is great! I have everything on default settings as I typically just use my webcam a couple days a week for maybe an hour at a time. If I were doing something like streaming or creating content with it I would likely take the time to tune all of the settings that are available with the software mentioned within the instructions. I also do not have any studio lights so my lighting depends on the weather outside and a single lamp that I have off to the side, so auto settings work best for now. The camera does come with a mount for the top of your monitor as well as a privacy cover for when you are not using it. I personally think it adds some unnecesary bulk to the camera so I have opted not to use it personally. You can also remove the montiro mount and use it with a tri-pod or ring light if you would like. I might look into this option down the road. The camera also supports Windows Hello which allows you to log into your computer just by looking at the camera. When I am not having issues with my computer this works great! I typically have to log in and unplug the camera and plug it back in for my computer to recognize everything, but once that has happened it is flawless for the remainder of the time I am at the comptuer. I recomended this camera to family who had previously purchased it and when I finally got fed up with taking the back panel off of my monitor I decided to pick one up for myself. Great camera that I have no problem recmoending 100% to anyone that is looking for a webcam with better quality than their laptop camera or the cheap webcams that are all over the maret these days. I have had logitec webcams for many years and have not been more happy with one of them than I am with the BRIO. If you are on the fence I would say just go ahead and spend the money to get one. You will not be disapointed.

Simple setup, unlike some past Logitech products, works well with my Mac OS. The mounting could be a little bit better, because if you have a monitor with a curved back, which most have, it's a little dicey to get it to sit just right. But it appears to be a good camera and relatively intelligent with numerous options. Personally, I recommend an additional app called, unbelievably, Webcam app. I don't know if it's made for Windows or not, but that's what I used to use, and it has more adjustments than the built-in Brio adjustments. What's nice is that both will work with the camera at the same time, so the Brio can make rougher adjustments, and the Webcam app can make more minute adjustments for saturation, zoom, pan, and tint controls.

Excellent camera with gorgeous quality. It was setup in seconds on my Mac and the app provides so many options to get the perfect video for any setup and lighting. People are constantly commenting on how good the video quality looks with my video calls.

Not cheap, but worth it for its quality 4K output and functionality. This sleek WebCam is easy to install, connect, and adjust, and offers a wide, bright output feed, even in less-than-optimal light conditions.

For a better picture quality as online trainer I purchased the Logi Brio 4k. Setup was done after connecting it. There is some Logitech Software for the cam - but its not really necessary. I was impressed how much better the picture quality - especially under low light/non optimal light - improved in comparison to my Logitech c925e - which is already a very good one. As a bonus for me does the cam support login via Windows Hello - to login in Windows with your Face. Works really well for me. It's on the bigger side - compared with others. But ok. And its tripod mountable. Thats helpful sometimes. Also prolonging the cable to around 5m was no problem (had my share of problems with a Elgato Facecam Pro here). One thing - the included privacy flap - I didn't realised what the included plastic thing was for at first. Then I got it - you are supposed to clip it on top. An included privacy flap like in the c925e would have been nicer and easier to use. The only thing I regret is that I didn't bought it earlier ;-) ...

First off, there is no other webcam available to me that I could compare it to, so this is a biased opinion. Secondly, it does a very decent job at serving its main purpose: Logging into a modern Windows 10 desktop PC via Windows Hello facial recognition. I think whenever Hello doesn't work efficiently it's the fault of Windows 10 (amongst this OS' *many* other shortcomings!). Re: the 3 features: It does a good enough job at auto-focussing, I think, again with no other webcam available to compare it to. However, there is a bit of lag even on a machine with 8GB RAM and an 8700T CPU. (VERY IMPORTANT: Note the "T" in the CPU. Maybe if it was the higher-end 8700MHz CPU there wouldn't be any lag. I just don't know.) The Picture quality is decent too, but I find it a bit grainy when using software like OBS. As I am writing this, I changed the Low light rating to 5**, as I think it does an excellent job in medium to low lighting. The mic's quite good on it too. I think unless you're doing really high-end computing (perhaps professional YouTubing), this webcam's mic would serve you very well. I've only had a month to intermittently test it, but I *can* say this: Whether you're using Logitech's own Capture software or something like OBS for recording or streaming, you *will* tax your system. On the desktop PC described, CPU usage went up to over 30% - with its fan going like a jet engine's! The PC's built-in Intel UHD630 goes to 98.5% and up! I'll definitely have to look into what can be tuned on the PC, e.g., graphics RAM allocation (a BIOS thing), etc., to make this webcam work more smoothly. The PC is new too so there could be some tweaking to be done to make things more harmonious. Any proven suggestions that worked for you would be welcome. Oh, and one more thing: If you'll be using this for Hello, USE LOGITECH'S LATEST DRIVERS otherwise you’ll be *extremely frustrated* as to why the feature isn’t working out of the box! That was a lot to say, and it’s only scratching the surface, but it gets the main points across I think.

there was a brief time period where this camera was the go-to option of many, that period is long gone and much better alternatives are available for less than half the price. Would I buy it again? don't think so

Incroyable qualité et fait très bien le focus doit rajouter des lumières pour une qualité optimale.

Uff, excelente producto, buenísima calidad de materiales, es pesada, lo que me asegura que tiene muchos componentes internos que soporta los vídeos y fotos en 4K, se siente la textura de buena calidad y materiales, realmente enfoca y lo hace rapidísimo, aunque tengas poca luz te ilumina con sus ajustes predeterminados bastante bien, sin distorsionarte ni pixelarte, realmente te sientes adentro de un vídeo en 4K, eso sí, no incluye software para ajustes, así que te recomiendo que entres a la página de Logic, y bajes los 2 software que son gratis, para que modifiques y optimices la cámara para que de el %100 del 4k, así como el zoom y otras cositas, porque la aplicación predeterminada de tu computadora no sirve para ajustarla. Lo único que me parece extraño y no me gustó... Fue que no se puede girar físicamente la cámara hacia la derecha ni la izquierda, tendrías que comprarte otra base que le embone y si se puede mover a los lados, porque únicamente te permite moverla de arriba hacia abajo, es lo único malo, ya que con la base que trae, tienes que mover la computadora si quieres que se vea tu perfil bueno, ya que actualmente la realidad es que nadie se enfoca de frente todo el tiempo, necesitamos movilidad, ojalá lo arreglen para futuras cámaras, otro pequeño detalle es que se calienta rápido, por eso recomiendo usarla en un ambiente con aire acondicionado, sin embargo sigue funcionando, no se apaga ni reinicia como hacen algunas camaras go pro, entre otras