Logitech BRIO Ultra HD Webcam for Video Conferencing Recording and Streaming (Black) (Renewed)

This is my second one of these cameras, because the wife stole my first one. Easy to use and high quality camera, knocks any built-in out of the park. The hinged mounting bracket works on everything from your laptop screen to an extra thick curved ultrawide. Bonus points for a detachable USB cable, letting you swap the included one for whatever length is appropriate!One note: this thing pulls a decent amount of power, so it won't always work with an unpowered USB hub if you have several things attached. I've had no issues using it with a powered hub though.

I use it almost every day and it is completely amazing, the quality is incredible, it uses autofocus functions and has a really good picture quality. It does not include a good base for using it so I just placed it as a normal webcam. Sometimes it gets hot but it does not affect his usage. Sometimes while using it on Google Meet it turns off by itself but only happens on Meet. In general I recommend this product.

This camera was a great investment, together with the Logi software, the quality I gey is very noticeable

I bought this Logitech Brio for the sole purpose of transitioning to Windows Hello and optical passkeys. That function works less than 25% of the time. It sits there just looking for me most of the time, occasionally telling me to move closer or move further away. Eventually, I give up and log in manually. I still give it four stars because the video is excellent and the built-in microphone is surprisingly adequate.

For less than 100$ the image quality (especially in low-light scenarios) is great. The 60FPS performance for recording videos is a huge selling point to me, and the camera doesn't need any software tricks to hit 60. Just set it to 1080p 60fps in the program you want and you are done. Anything substantially better than this webcam will be near 2x the price or more, so I am quite happy with the performance.I also LOVE the fact that you can use this webcam with Windows Hello at this low of a price! I didn't think I would use it that often but I found myself outright replacing all forms of password inputs with what is essentially Face-ID on PC. If you are on the fence about getting this webcam over other ones, use the fact that it has Windows Hello as a nudge to purchase it. You won't regret it!

While the Brio camera function is excellent, audio editing revealed one mono audio cloned to both tracks of stereo - causing me to suspect a camera, software (or operator) defect. After a few escalations at logitech, Tim provided a detail discription of how the two Brio mono-directional mics perform. He authorized providing his discription here:Please let me clarify; the BRIO does have two mics, but it does not transmit a stereo audio feed to the computer. The two mics are dual omnidirectional with noise cancellation, summing to one audio feed to your computer. The two mics are tuned to different frequency ranges, so this explains the change in audio you see while covering one mic vs the other. Another more clear "test" you can do to ensure both mics are working is to live monitor the BRIO mic in mono, covering one mic and blowing air into the other - then vice versa with the other mic. You should hear both mics clearly pick up the air, but it will sound slightly different due to the different frequencies being processed by each mic.When recording in "stereo" in Audacity, Audacity is simply taking the summed mono feed from the BRIO and duplicating it to left and right channels.The BRIO is working as intended, although I apologize for the confusion with the dual mono vs. stereo application. Most mics for video conferencing are not built as stereo, as it can sound a bit unnatural to hear a participant in stereo when all other participants are in mono.Thank you Tim,review by jwh

excelente buena imagen el audio del mic es muy bueno la imagen igual recomendado 1000 veces

Llego en excelente estado y funciona perfecto sin problema 👌🏻