🎥 Black Logitech BRIO Ultra HD Webcam: Enhance Video Conferencing, Recording, and Streaming Review

The Brio is a great addition to Logitech's line of webcams. For years they have been producing excellent webcams that offer image quality far superior to the internal cameras in most computers and tablets. Picture quality is excellent and the built-in microphones offer decent noise-cancellation with clear audio. This new camera adds 4k resolution at 30 fps as well as 1080p at 60 fps. It should be noted that you need to ensure that your computer is fast enough to handle the video output from the

This webcam looks amazing. It has excellent performance and excellent image quality. The problem is that it is unstable. When used with my MacBook Pro, this causes devastating OS crash/reboot events, usually within minutes of starting a video call. After extensive troubleshooting and multiple support calls to multiple vendors (Logitech, Apple, Microsoft (Teams)), Logitech tells me that cameras can cause these crashes when plugged into a USB hub or docking station. . Her advice was to plug it…

The software developed by Brio doesn't work on Mac so you lose 4K quality. Also, you cannot zoom, pan or tilt the camera image in the software - these functions are not available. According to Logitech, this is a known bug. The workaround is to install a separate Logitech gaming software package that allows you to use pan, zoom, and tilt. Gaming software must always be running in the background to save settings. It's a memory eater. I use a video conferencing camera and I don't have time to run

I love Logitech in general. I regularly buy quality mice and keyboards from Logitech. I have 3 C922s and some old Orbits - all great. Brio lags behind other devices. The software is bad, the hardware is bad, the overall experience is bad. You'll need to use some third-party background removal software (it advertises this as a feature - and does a decoy and switch install. It looks like it comes with software for that, but it was removed in the last update and you'll need to use ChromaCam now)…

For some info on who I am as a reviewer, I've worked at Xbox for 16 years as a 3D graphic designer (GPU expert), I've worked on Microsoft Kinect (which is a RGB+ IR Depth Camera) and Microsoft HoloLens. I am disappointed in this product and feel like a victim of the old bait and switch. This camera has background removal and even additional sensors, which you think means it's done in hardware. nope To do this, you need to download ChromaCam software, which will remove the background on your PC.

I have been working in various IT roles in SDLC and hardware development for 11 years. I've owned these for about a year. In all my years of professional and personal work with audio/video devices, sysadmin/virtualization, financial devices and a library of different programming languages, this is the worst and most frustrating product I have ever dealt with. This aroused new and deep feelings of hatred. Hope is a forgotten memory. Let us begin! Hardware: - Nice picture for a split second until

Having recently bought and installed ALL the required updates and software I have to admit this is a REALLY good 4K camera. I won't be using 4K, I just wanted it for the 1080p 60fps camera aspect and how easy it is to see the camera angle. This is a very, very nice camera to use and record after making the settings you want. However, I also have some criticism here. (By the way, I'm using Windows 10 Home Edition if you need this info) Pros: - The camera is easy to install and uses a durable USB