Logitech MX Brio Ultra HD 4K Collaboration and Streaming Webcam, 1080p at 60 FPS, Dual Noise Reducing Mics, Show Mode, USB-C, Webcam Cover, Works with Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet - Graphite

I’ve been very impressed with the quality of picture and sound, the features, and ease of installation this webcam offers. Works great for virtual meetings and I love how the picture size can be controlled to show more or less of the background. Works great on multiple virtual application like, Zoom, Teams, and Webex.Well worth the price - in my opinion.

This was exactly the camera I needed for my Zoom and video conferences. My setup: I use a Mac Mini Pro with a MOTU audio interface and a Shure mic. I have long used LOGI equipment for my keyboards and mouse. Adding another LOGI accessory was a no-brainer, but I was not sure which one to go with. The MX Brio is perfect. Works well, has great video quality, has a built-in privacy shutter, and fits right in with my LOGI dashboard. I would highly recommend and buy again.

This has been working very well and pairs nicely with the Logitech Brio light to give you a more flattering video experience. The software works well on Mac OS 15.3 and will do some tracking and zoom by cropping (this doesn't have a gimble). I use this with zoom and Slack video calls and it has worked flawlessly. Highly recommend.

Easy to use. Immense improvement over other Logitech product C920X in quality of video, zoom, etc. As to audio, cleaner, clear more focused. Worth the price!

I tutor music students and bought the Logitech MX Brio to improve the visual quality of my Zoom sessions. The built-in webcam on my iMac is okay but coverage is too narrow—maybe like a 50mm lens (46 degrees)—forcing me to back away so students can see my entire guitar. At 90 degrees, MX Brio coverage is adjustable (90, 78 and 65) and considerably wider, so problem solved. The mount works well once I figured it out and I appreciate the ability to swivel and angle it without moving my monitor. The Brio's build quality is nice and I like that the body shell is aluminum rather than plastic.I own a Blue Yeti mic so G Hub was already installed. A dialog box immediately informed me a firmware for the MX Brio update was required. Wouldn’t run otherwise. The FW update repeatedly failed in G Hub. Navigating and searching the Logitech website is not intuitive and I encountered broken links and wrong pages. I was getting ready to return the Brio to Amazon but heard about the Logi Options app from a YouTube video. They had a link to the software and, after installing Logi Options, the FW update finally worked. If you Don't have a Blue Yeti mic, skip G Hub and just use Logi Options fro the MX Brio.Image quality of the MX Brio is a step up from the iMac webcam—sharper, more detailed and wider in coverage—but I hoped for a bigger improvement. Even with a bright LED ring light above my computer, details look a little smeared in my 5K monitor and I see obvious grain artifacts in Zoom and OBS. Video is not as clean as my iPhone and lightyears from my Canon EOS R6 MK II. I’ll stick to my Canon camera for shooting video tutorials and keep the MX Brio on Zoom duty.The built-in mics of the MX Brio have plenty of gain but sound horrid: hollow, bright and highly compressed. Oddly there are no audio adjustments in Logi Options—just video adjustments. You have to use the System Settings for gain but there is no way to control EQ, compression, limiter, NR, etc. Luckily the MX Brio partners well with the Blue Yeti mic and I sound better than I look! Sync with video and voice was good. You have to choose the Blue Yeti in the various apps otherwise it will default to the horrid Brio mics.Logitech’s software—G Hub and Logi Options—works okay on the Mac but the interface design emphasis is a trendy appearance and accessing functions and features is counterintuitive and not business-like.Finally, Logitech should include a paper “quick start” sheet with this product with printed links to a MX Brio page with tutorials and software. At least you’d have a plan to follow instead of wandering through the internet.

I know many people will look at the price and wonder about value. For what it does and the quality image it provides, this is an excellent camera. This is definitely what I’d consider good value. It works well on MacOS with no problems seen so far. And zero problems with many different video conferencing apps.

great picture, easy to set up. Use it for my Podcast. I recommend

I’m floored—not by how good this webcam is, but by how anyone in their right mind could give this dumpster fire of a product a positive review. It’s hands-down the most maddening piece of tech I’ve ever wasted money on. Let’s start with the fact that you’re forced to download a slew of apps just to access basic features. It feels less like functionality and more like a scheme to flood my inbox with marketing junk. And the magnet on the base? Laughably weak. This thing fell off in the middle of more than one meeting. Oh, and the base itself? Cheap plastic and sticky adhesive that started peeling almost immediately and doesn’t do it’s basic function of, you know, sticking to things. So, if the magnet doesn’t fail on you, don’t worry—the adhesive will.Despite three grueling hours with customer support, I still couldn’t access all the features advertised. All I wanted was to mirror my image—a basic function that remains elusive through any of the required apps. Thank goodness Zoom and Teams have that feature built-in, or I’d still be staring at my backwards self.For $200, I expected high-end performance. Instead, I got a glorified stress test: apps that don’t work, a magnet that can’t hold, a useless base with some goop masquerading as adhesive, and the ultimate frustration of hours wasted with no fix in sight. Honestly, I could’ve flushed that money down the toilet and saved myself the embarrassment of my overpriced webcam nosediving mid-meeting. I’ve now switched back to my $25 webcam, which stays put and works effortlessly. Save yourself the headache and avoid this disaster of a poo poo product. Returning this overpriced piece of garbage ASAP.