Logitech - Brio 4K

I have the Logitec Brio and it's an awesome webcam. If you have a newer phone from the last 3 years or so, you can connect it to your computer through an app like Camo and the picture is excellent!

I have the Brio, this is correct. The c922 is a well documented workhorse.

I use the Logitech Brio because xQc uses it. I've never had a problem with it.

Logitech brio and onn tripod

I have a Brio as well and its ability to self adjust brightness is stellar. I also use a poly sync 20 for the audio and the setup is excellent.

I use a logitech Brio 4K, which is great. But would nevertheless recommend the Brio 500. Which performs similar but costs a lot less

A few months back I upgraded from my Logitech BRIO to a Sony ZV-E10 and the difference in quality is HUGE. I am very pleased with my experience. I use this camera for streaming only, not YouTube, so I can't comment on that. But my stream looks so crisp now as the camera does a great job handling low lit backgrounds with minimal grain. I believe the ZV-E10 was around $800? And included the cam itself and also an adjustable lense.

Logitech Brio works great, about $80-100

I use an instalink 360 and it works really great. I've tried a Logitech Brio and a Lumina 4k also, but I like the instalink the best. https://amzn.to/4fAm268

Best thing you can do is get a used DSLR from marketplace. It will be leagues beyond even the best webcam. Having said that, I have a Logitech Brio 4k that is "one of the best" you can get and it's okay. I can see a lot of video noise on it but being 4k, when you shrink it down to what you will be seeing on stream, it is not noticeable at all. The other option is using your phone. Not sure about iPhone but on android you can use Camo. There is also now a built-in webcam feature in android but I have not tried that. With Camo there is a delay, even if you hook your phone up wired. Not sure if the built-in webcam feature has a delay. If the built-in webcam function doesn't have a delay, that camera will be miles ahead of a webcam.

Logitech C920 is good for a start webcam. I use a Logitech Brio 4k and OBSBot Tiny. If you can find those during a good sale, they are definitely worth it. Fps shouldn't matter. People will watch you for you and the content. If you see the Elgato facecam on sale under 100 at any point that's worth it I hear.

Honestly I've used Logitech webcams like the Brio 4k and C920. I actually use an OBSBot Tiny 1st gen and it's amazing for the price. You can use hand gestures and voice commands to intelligently change settings/move the device. I'm planning to get the Tiny 2 or and Air in the future since I've been loving OBSbot. Microphone wise, I use a Shure SM7b because It was on sale when I got it. The Beacn Mix is really nice & they have Beacn Audio Mixers like the Create and Mix which are awesome devices. I've used an audio technica AT something but it was ok. Elgato has some nice ones too!

I have used and tested GoPro, DSLR (60D, 5DMark III), Mirrorless (Sony ZV-E10, Canon M200), Logitech (C270, C920, StreamCam, Brio 4K), and I also have tested iPhone 13 Pro using "Continuity camera". The big question is: why aren't the camera companies putting really good sensors and lenses in standalone webcams? Why we still don't have webcams using sensors of rear smartphone cameras?

I have several 4k webcams, including Facecam Pro, Logitech Brio, Insta360....nothing compares to Razer Kyio Pro Ultra. It's soooo good that I stopped using my mirrorless Sony A7III for streaming.

Yes, it does. I use both operating systems.

I got the brio... it's fantastic when using NVIDIA Broadcast

I pretty much stick to Logitech when it comes to webcams, keyboards and mice. Quality has always been solid, and I have never had an issue. I have a Brio 4K, a Brio 500 and a C922 on various machines and all have been excellent. I would just suggest going to their site and find the webcam that fits your budget/feature needs and pull the trigger.

You can snag a Logitech brio on eBay new for about $60 and they’re great with the Logitech ghub app. Pretty simple can and has tons of functionality

logitech brio is the best one, don’t listen to people saying the c920 whatever they are outdated and the colour is bad, get a brio

I got the Logitech Brio and maybe there's some settings I don't know how to adjust, but I can't stand the way the colors show up. When I open up the camera settings for adjustment, there's nothing really to do for the coloration.. Just to turn HD on/off, adjust brightness. When I looked it up, people were recommending a streaming service OBS to get the most out of it, and that's just not a path I'm willing to go down. Does anyone have a recommendation for a webcam that is more straightforward, and still brings a great visual? I'm doing meetings all day, so it's just to capture that.

I use a Brio 4k webcam by Logitech. Works great though no matter how good the came is, without good lighting they will all look bad.

Logitech Brio… I love mine and it also have real lense zoom too. Companion software to further adjust other parameters

This is the one I use. https://amzn.to/3Uyeybj

The Logitech brio 4k should fit the budget nicely and has some great zoom functions, true zoom as it has a mechanical lense to zoom rather than using software to zoom

I use the Logitech brio 4k. It’s amazing!

The Logitech Brio 4K is a great option coupled with lighting. I love mine!

I use the Logitech brio 4k it’s an amazing option.

I have a Brio and it's mic is surprisingly great.

Hey everyone, I just wanted to give an update on this. Allegedly we purchased a Lenovo webcam that was Windows Hello Certified but wasn't (Classic Lenovo, I've had extremely bad luck with them) I ended up getting a BRIO Ultra HD Webcam and that works like a charm.

I have the Brio, I wouldn't recommend it over a budget cam for 80 or so. Unless you are planning to do high deff titty streams, the extra detail is lost when you shrink the webcam window

(Edit to put this at top - I wouldn't recommend a Brio 100 (101?) because it is fixed-focus). I've had a Logitech C920 (lowest price looks to be around $60) for several years and it's never given trouble. Also a Logitech Brio 4k ($130). I've also tried no-name webcams and ended up with something that randomly disappears in the middle of meetings (this wasn't Fedora-specific). If it was me, I would go $10 over budget and get a C920 (the diffs between C920/C920e/C920X are minor and mostly what software is bundled with it, so inconsequential). Definitely *don't* get a Brio 101 or 301, or a C270 - they are within your budget, but all three are fixed-focus. (Brio 4k is autofocus like the C920, but double the price, because of the hugher resolution) (I got my first Logitech product back in 1985 (C7 mouse) and have never had a quality problem with any of their products.)

I like the Logitech C920 when I was starting out. Currently have the 2017 version of the Logitech BRIO, would never recommend that due to it's image quality and settings that you can't adjust unless you want the camera to be lagging. Currently working on the Insta360 Link2C due to a recent RandomFrankP vid. Another option you can try is using a Canon camera, my buddy is using a Rebel T7 with canon's webcam software, best quality I've seen.

Do NOT get the Brio. It's laggy as soon as you take off auto exposure. Multiple people in my group of friend streamers have said this and I have too. Definitely would recommend the OBSBOT Tiny 2 Lite best bang for your buck and it's a sort of PTZ with Ai tracking. It's been an absolute dream while pairing it with Nvidia broadcast's no background tool

> will be streaming in 4K What, like to YouTube? Because you *absolutely* aren't going to be doing that on Twitch any time soon. They don't even allow enough bitrate for a proper 1080p60 stream, much less one with four times as many pixels per second. Yeah, not going to get even 4K30 for under $150 or so. Heck, you aren't even really going to get 1080p60 for that. There's the Logitech BRIO, but they're horrible basket-case shitgoblins; I have two on the shelf that I'll occasionally grab one and update its firmware and software just to see if they managed to fix it yet. So far no dice. $70 range you're looking at the gold-standard starter webcam, the Logitech c920/c922, if you can find one on sale. 1080p30 with decent image quality if your lighting setup is at least OK. *Do not* skimp on the lighting.

No. I have two Brios sitting on the shelf, entirely unused because they are horrible little basket-case shitgoblins. I'll occasionally take one out of the box, connect it, and update the firmware to see if Logitech has fixed the constant problems, but so far no dice. Overheating, crashing, videostream corruption, random disconnections, and when they *do* work, somehow my old c920 gets better image quality. Granted they're both launch models, but every experience I've had with a Brio has been a bad one on all counts.

I have two Logitech BRIOs sitting on the shelf, because they're useless basket-case shitgoblins. They error out, overheat, glitch, disconnect, and generally are just trash. I bought two because the whitesheet made them look like the perfect webcam. They are not. They look WORSE than a c920 even in perfect lighting somehow. I'll regularly take one off the shelf and update the software and firmware to see if it's fixed yet. Still no, so far. I'd recommend one of the Elgato Facecams if you're going with a webcam. The Mk2 or Pro both are at the upper end of what a webcam is going to be capable of, and punch almost on-par with a starter grade DSLR/mirrorless.

Elgato c920 is the gold-standard starter cam. You can find them on-sale for around $50 usually. Of those three, I'd go with the Elgato. Avoid the BRIO like the basket-case shitgoblin it is (I have two sitting on the shelf, they're worthless little turdbuckets that constantly error and look like absolute crap, even compared to a c920; I bought them when they first came out as their whitesheet makes them look like the perfect cam, but THEY ARE NOT). > Btw, I do stream at 4k60 You must be streaming to YouTube, then? Because Twitch's max bitrate would make any 4K60 stream look like hot fried poop. Absolutely unwatchable. Doubling down on the Facecam Mk2 (or bump up to the Pro), it's going to give the best quality out of the three.

I'm happy with my Logitech Brio 4k

Logitech Brio 4K works great with my MBP, even through a dock!

Depends on what you want to spend. If you have a spare phone, spend $20 on a mount and there are apps that can run your phone as a webcam. Even phones from 5 years ago have pretty nice cameras. For more, the Elgato Facecam, logitech Brio, OBSbot Tiny 2 Mini are all high quality.

I have it too and the c920 also. Is a good webcam and very easy with her. I have also the logitech G Hub for settings like contrast, auto focus and more. Is my second webcam because i buy the logitech brio 4k.

Pretty happy with my Brio 4K... it's a bit ancient now but the image is solid with good lighting and it supports Windows Hello

I've yet to find a better all-around cam than the old Logitech Brio 4k. I also have the new Brio that came out recently, but because it relies so heavily on its software, I'm having difficulty getting it properly tuned.

I've yet to find a better all-around cam than the old Logitech Brio 4k. I also have the new Brio that came out recently, but because it relies so heavily on its software, I'm having difficulty getting it properly tuned.

I use the Logitech BRIO 4k. I set all settings manually. Focus, exposure, color, brightness, contrast, saturation, sharpness, white balance, backlight comp, gain, zoom and gain. I set my Blackmagic Designs Pocket Cinema 4k the same way. I can make the BMPCC match the BRIO for color and use both at the same time.

I do not recall any software installation. I installed OBS and plugged in the BRIO camera. I did the same with the Wave 3 and BMPCC/Camlink. I am aware of software installs for the Logitech cameras but I did not use any of them. I hate adding a program just for one little add on capability. One does have to deal with the fact that the camera forgets all of my manual settings each time the computer reboots. I am unwilling to install new software just to eliminate this problem.

I too recommend the BRIO 4k. I use it manually. I do not know what it does under any auto mode. I run it in 4k mode and create scenes in obs with different extractions. I stream in 1080p.

I use the Logitech BRIO 4k. I set ALL parameters manually so I know nothing about its automatic performance. I run the camera into OBS and extract a facecam for 1080p streaming and Zoom. I repeat, I set color temperature, exposure, focus, contrast, saturation, gain and brightness manually.

The logitech brio 4k is a good option to consider if you want a 2-in-1 solution. Good image quality and it has an built in noise cancelling mic so theres less stuff to manage. It's the top recommended webcam on reddit for its price range ([analysis and comments here](https://redditrecs.com/?category=webcam&product_id=1147)) so its pretty much battle tested.

Really the title asks it all picked up the Logitech but now I’m considering returning it for the el gato since I have a few other things from them. I know everyone says get a real mirrorless camera… but a 700+ camera isn’t in the cards right now. Thanks!

I think the lighting I have will be good, two key lights , a benQ monitor light, and I think I’m going pick up the led strip to tie it all into the streamdeck. If the facecam will work better with all the elgato stuff in stock pilling apparently I’ll make the switch over the Logitech I have now

I love my Brio I had it since 2019

I used a Logitech BRIO on a flexible stand that clipped to my desk. I found the higher resolution helped a lot when showing my ID.

The cheaper the better? The Logitech C920 is what most people start with @ 50$ ish. That’s what i started with as well, now i use the brio

Logitech Brio Webcam $140 vs Logitech C920x Webcam ($70) I have both and the c920x is a good camera for the price. Or you can try this for turning your phone into a webcam. - [https://iriun.com/](https://iriun.com/)

Do you want reliability or a good camera because this statement seems to indicate the latter: >I would go Logitech but they all seem dated and overpriced. Logitech is a reliable brand for webcams. Grab a C270 or Brio and call it a day. If you want something higher quality then grab a C920.

buy once cry once used lenovo 500 FHD for the longest time, great webcam, upgraded to logitech brio 4k after i gave lenovo away, also great

yeah i bought both of these specifically for windows hello, and they both have privacy covers, i just cover up the RGB camera while i'm not using it and leaving the infrared array open so windows hello still worked but the camera can't see anything colored... not sure if they have mics tbh i never use webcam mics, any $20 mic off of amazon is going to be better than webcam mics :P

Hey do you guys have any idea which cam is good for streaming? I brought a Elgato Facecam Pro beacause my old Logitech Brio getting crashes all the time. But in the elgato pro i look very very ill. My face is red like a tomate. The color fastness seems to be very bad, but i would like to have a 4k 60fps cam :(. I would also use the camera on different computers for meetings etc, So it would be nice, if i dont need to set everything up first, before i look normal :D. I also don't like moving cameras that follow me around like the obspot tiny 2, but I'd overlook that if I knew a camera like that was better. Are there any alternatives for the elgato pro? Should be cost about 200-max. 400 €. I Have a lot of Logitech and elgato in my Set-Up so im very sad, that the cam is so bad :(. The Elgato pro camera also looks good in my set up (from the aesthetic). Thanks for help! (And no i dont like to use my phonecamera as a facecam.)

So when I deactivate the white balance I find that the picture looks a bit more “real”. Nevertheless, I find my lips very reddish, for example, or my dark circles very strong. Is it not worth using a different camera? I didn't have to adjust anything on my previous Logitech Brio. Of course, the quality of the image is simply different and doesn't match the resolution and fluidity of the Elgato pro.

I say this not to discourage, but simply as the truth: all webcams in linux are simply different degrees of bad. If someone tells you the Logitech Brio 4K is a good one, to be blunt, stop listening to them. Is it possible to get a goodish looking video from one? Kind of, but it requires enough lighting to put the sun itself to shame and even then, it will not, look like what people expect a 4K (or even the 2K) video to look like. It will not be easy. It will cost more, but the only way to get a decent looking video is to use an actual camera and lens and a capture card. Now that has it's own land mines to deal with such as: overheating causing limited filming time, filming time limited to prevent overheating, does it have a clean hdmi out?, etc... Why am I telling you any of this? Well if you can look at video that was made by, as the continued example, a Brio 4K and all it took to make it look however you see it (lighting, post processing, etc...) and you are happy with it, great, go with it and don't look back. If, however you see what video from a good Brio set up looks like and are unhappy, then what? Then you will go look at all the other brands: the razors, elgato, the dells, etc... and what you will find, is that while something like the razor pro ultra is absolutely, hands down, a far superior product to any logitech, the software to get it to look that way is a windows only situation. There is one out there, Obsbot that claim to have linux software and while it would be incorrect to say they do not, the truth of the situation is that they CAN have linux support, if it is ever developed. Bottom line, unless you are happy with footage from a Brio, do what you need to by saving up, or digging into the old bank account and go get an actual camera and lens and capture card to get a good looking video. Again, all sorts of pitfalls and traps this route so do your research, but at the least it can actually end in a set up that gets you a good looking video for, these days, 2.5-3X the cost of the Brio (and likely will mean buying used). In my opinion, neither my Brio 4K or ANY webcam I have ever seen, no matter what the set up, is what I would call good under linux. Things like the Razor Kiyo Pro Ultra under windows can absolutely look good, and so maybe a linux vs windows for this set up is also something to consider. None of that is probably what you wanted to hear, but, such are webcams under linux.

Very happy with Logitech Brio.

Get the BRIO. Had mine for 4 years, Still holding up. Nice crisp clear 4K especially if you keep your streams and upload them to YT later. Wouldnt use the built in mic though if you do a shitload of talk to the chat. A separate microphone is better, but you can turnoff the mic on the BRIO in the OBS settings or the Logi software.

I've been using Logitech Brio. Good quality and adjusts for light, I don't have to use a ring light if it's dark.

I'm pretty sure any one from Logitech's C920-C922 series of webcams will do the trick. Though I use a Logitech BRIO 4k now, I used to have a C920 and it was pretty good. There's a reason why it's so popular. You get such a good webcam at such a good price.

If you really want one of the best webcam , get a [Logitech Brio 4k](https://s.shopee.ph/VrXrOnWA5) Ang ganda ng sensor nito, superb quality kahit sa lowlight condition.

I've used the Logitech Brio 4k for a long time. To me it has been great for a webcam. The best quality would be to use a DSLR camera and a capture card. But if you don't have a camera laying around to use, the Brio would be a good choice. I have also used the Logitech StreamCam and Elgato Facecam. The Facecam really disappointed me with its quality compared to the Brio. Streamcam would be a good choice if it was like $60.

Logitech brio 4K. Just works. 4K at 60Hz at a reasonable price. Alternatively if you have some Google Pixel with android 14 you can use the camera as a webcam. May work with other top end phones too. Google search for information.

Correct model. (Maybe I misread. Yes it is 4K @30). BTW, for content creation better look for your favourite YouTubers and see if they have the camera kit info on their description. Ask in lttforums. They are kind.

I own the first two and honestly the Logitech BRIO is totally fine as a webcam. The ONE thing that pisses me off about the Facecam Pro is that every single time I boot my PC I have to unplug and plug it back in to work as it doesn’t receive enough power on boot. Every time without fail it displays a yellow light. Unplug, replug, magically it works. But it’s super annoying. Another thing that irks me is the advertising for these says 4K, 60 fps when they in fact only offer 4K *or* 60fps. Not both at the same time. Not that it matters much for streaming on Twitch, but it sure would be nice to not have to constantly compromise on framerate or resolution for recorded content. No amount of reinstalling drivers or using different ports has ever fixed these issues. I’m just tired of webcams not working properly man. Would be easier to just use your phone at this point.

I use a logitech Brio and i don't think its worth the price. I can't vouch for the elgato, but i also have a c920 from logitech that is almost as good quality as the brio for 1/2 the price

Post was too long, had to split it. **Best Cameras** Pretty sure the best camera you can get would be some sort of high end DSLR Camera that supports a high frame-rate and can be used as a webcam. I don't have any suggestions there, but if you're looking for the best, start looking in that direction. Another really solid option is using an old cell-phone and hooking it up to your computer. The cameras on those are great, and tend to be way better than needed for a good foip experience. As for my pick... The c922 is just fine, but I'm personally planning on trying the Brio 4k, since it supports 90 fps at 720p with the fov adjustments. It can be picked up for like $60-70 on ebay used. The MX Brio or the Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra is what I would go with if I intended to play in a low light setting due to supporting 60 fps and having very large sensors. (They're a lot more expensive though.)

I think for the price and size the Logitech Brio is probably one of the best. A DSLR would be better but the lenses are quite expensive and could run you $300-500 alone.

Logitech Brio 4k and a triple dell display using DisplayLink Dock

We use logitech brios for my job. They are pretty crisp and offer good lighting/glare control.

The brio is pretty good for its price. Make sure you get the one you have shown here if you choose brio. The newer one is honestly worse quality in terms of picture. I would not get the egato facecam unless you can get the pro, which is significantly more expensive but has insanely good picture quality for a webcam. Its almost indistinguishable from an actual DSLR. I'd say the obsbot is probably a little bit better than the brio in quality. The c922 that people are suggesting is markedly worse than any of these choices and despite what people tell you, lighting is not going to fix that. You're going to want good lighting for any camera you use.

Whatever you do: DO NOT buy the Logitech BRIO 4K! The camera is exceptional but comes with absolutely no usable software for MAC therefore is pretty much useless (totally the opposite on Windows)

They promised "Logitech Capture" for Mac and NEVER delivered...

Thanks hun. I have the Brio but mine is from a few years ago. I think it got it in like 2019 lol Unless theres the updated one that came out which is even better?

Sub $30 and good? Good luck. You can use your phone as a webcam using software, and even most action cameras today. I personally use the Logitech Brio and I’m perfectly fine with its quality and longevity (4 years now). Regardless of what camera you use, to get the best possible picture you must ensure you have good lighting. A light on your ceiling won’t cut it. Either sit in front of a good window with some sheer curtains to diffuse the light, or buy a cheap decent sized ring light and set it up behind your monitor facing towards you. (Don’t buy those mini ring lights, they’re crap). TLDR: you won’t find what you’re looking for sub $30. Regardless of camera, make sure you have good lighting facing you.

I mean, the Brio 4K sucks video quality really sucks. I have one. Note that Apple is burning a lot of the 12MP on Centerstage.

I like Logitech 4k Brio [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NBWWP79?ref=ppx\_yo2ov\_dt\_b\_fed\_asin\_title](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NBWWP79?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title)

+1 on the brio

Damn so you see I was going to go webcam but I have a Sony A7 IV lol and I always recommend a ZV10. Buuutttt The Logitech Brio PRO is my top recommendation because it’s “almost” 4k lol but it’s ultra clear and the mic is amazing

The Brio line always worked well for me, but have you considered AirPods? I use them solely for calls and they're great.

I had the brio for a very long time still have it today and it's fantastic

The Brio 4K is expensive but quite good. I actually bought that one for its Windows Hello face unlock function (it has an IR cam integrated). However, I still needed to install a light to improve tracking at night, since my room isn't lit very bright. What bugs me a bit is that Nvidia/Mediapipe tracking with webcams is exceptional, but things like mouth pucker aren't accessible even though it is captured when you look at the preview. Edit: I should've clarified that I use a Brio 4k for tracking

I use both the Brio and c920 I have to use a separate software for the brio to make the picture look more clear. So it's just not plug and play. Same for the c920. Before streaming I set the camera settings first to 30fps Go to advance setting, I uncheck white balance. Go to the next tab and uncheck the two. Then one of em I unchecked I set it from 4 to a 5. Click apply, okay. Then go to settings again but change it to Highest Fps. The screen may go dark after this option. But it's okay because you go to advance settings and set the Gain to the highest level. Now it looks much better. You just need some lighting and you're all set. I'm typing this from memory, not on my computer, so directions may seem confusing.

I got the brio myself!

Logitech C920 or the Brio if you can find it for a decent price

dont get brio unless you want to be dealing with its OBS zoom/position settings constantly resetting.

Really? I've been using a brio and I have no complaints but if there's something better that won't break the bank I'd like to look into that.

Logitech Brio 4k, affordable is relative btw you should include your budget next time

Okay well yeah personally I like the Logitech Brio because they work out of the box but the Elgato Facecam Mk2 is another good one that has additional software to play around with, you can pick them up on eBay for a pretty solid deal too btw

I think the FHD is 30 fps at 1080 while the 4k can do 60 fps, so yeah kind of

Happy with my Brio 4k

Don't really know.. it works for me.. but I do a lot of webinars.

I have the brio 4K and it runs 1080p at 60fps. I think the c920 does 1080p but only at 30fps. C920 is a good cheap option, and you can just mess with your lighting and settings to get it looking how you want.

I’ve been using the Logitech brio for many years and think the quality of the video is really great

We hosted a seminar recently and used the on-hand webcam (Logitech Brio 4k Pro) for video, which provided disappointing results. The big issues were inability to focus or zoom and overall picture quality (which could be a limitation of WebEx and having shaded doors/windows behind the speaker). So I've been asked to find a better camera option, up to $2500 or so. I'm also wondering if a DSLR camera would suffice since I think they can all stream live videos via USB for the various meeting platforms as well as be used for pre- and post-event pictures, or if I should stick with a video camera. I can provide A/V support, but I'm by no means a camera hardware wiz, so I'm turning to the good people of Reddit (and the rest of you, as long as you know about cameras) for suggestions. Thank you in advance!

I would roll with the Logitech Brio Ultra HD webcam. It offers 4K resolution..HDR..and excellent low-light performance. Its versatile clip fits most screens, no tripod required. Ideal for high-quality streaming, classes, and professional video calls. Good luck!!

Thanks. I do get that, but again, I would rather get a camera. Like, idk how much I'll go into it, so I don't wanna drop a bomb on an iPhone to not just not use it much. Was wondering what an ideal webcam is that works well, too. Apparently the Brio 4K is good? I was aware more than IR made iPhones good for tracking, but also aware IR is a big factor, so wondered about IR webcams.

Thanks man and tbf, I've seen the Brio 4K for good prices on eBay. I could grab one for £50-£60. Not too bothered if it's second hand because a camera either works or doesn't lol....I don't need it new. Hmm, okay, fair enough for the light, I may have to do the same. I do have a lamp, but it's way too bright. Need something else. Also, didn't know it had IR, thanks.

I don't use Reddit much, but just saw this. I bagged a Brio 4K for £56. I'm yet to set it up, but thanks for letting me know about the Hello Windows thing. I've seen the HW thing a few times here and there, but I don't really know anything about it. I'm sure I'll figure it out!

Yes, it's $199 normally, but you can catch sales here and there and get it for the price of the previous model. It looks surprisingly nicer than my built-in MBP 16" camera, and that says a lot because the built-in camera is incredible.

Brio Mx 4k with Nvidia Broadcast or Logitech software. Save your Pennies.

I can't speak for that particular model, but I have a Logitech Brio Ultra HD webcam and it's just plug and play on pretty much any distro, including Fedora.

i always liked the brio 4k very much

Its really good Brio is better for both lighting and audio, this price is way high though, I dont know why I paid 30 for the last one I bought.

I 3rd the Brio statement. Mine was hot garbage, no matter how perfect I made my lighting.

I got the OBSbot earlier this week. Can’t speak to the Elgato but it bodies the Brio in my opinion (even though I got the 1080p OBSbot) one of the best webcams I’ve seen

My friends and I did notice it looked like a USB-C port in the Direct. The confirmation is appreciated. Glad I can just use my Brio Webcam

I 2nd the brio sentiment here. I have done everything in my power to make it look good and it only looks DECENT in perfectly lit situations.

Also in Canada. I bought my Brio (heard it was better than these ones) off Best Buy - open box deal was $100