The Brio’s white balance is a little warm for my tastes, but the tint and cast can be tweaked using the Logitech Capture software or by using a good lighting source. There is an HDR function in the Logitech Capture software that can help with contrasty lighting.
Logitech uses something called RightLight 3 that can help adjust for backlighting and other problematic illumination but there’s not the AI features of the Anker PowerConf C300 that can automatically zoom in on a speaker and reframe a shot. The picture quality from the Brio is excellent, although it can be a bit fussy about lighting. The stand supplied with the Logitech Brio 4K webcam can be removed rot produce a tripod bush for use. There’s no USB-C adapter included for more modern laptops but an adapter costs just a few dollars. The Logitech Brio 4K Pro has a USB-C socket in the center of it’s rear panel and the user can opt to use a USB-C to USB-C cable or the USB-C to USB-A cable supplied in the box. The front of the camera also features two microphones that can capture a stereo soundstage, something that’s useful in a larger group conference where stereo can give spatial audio cues to give speakers’ voices a directional quality. The stand is solid and comes with a metal lens cover for blanking off the lens when not in use. It’s even reversible and can be detached to reveal a regular tripod bush for mounting the Brio on a desktop tripod or GorillaPod so that the view is more natural at eye-level view. The Brio has a fully adjustable metal stand designed to clip on to the top of a computer monitor. The noise levels are very low and the Brio can work at up to 60 fps in HD and 30fps at 4K resolution.
The CCD inside the Brio is 13-megapixel sensor which is quite a jump up from cheaper webcams. The 4K resolution of 4,096 x 2,160 pixels requires a USB 3 connection, otherwise the video will top out at HD resolution. The Logitech Brio 4K Pro is beautifully made with robust metal casing and an advanced glass lens that produces very sharp images. The Logitech Brio 4K webcam has a 13mp image sensor and a glass lens.
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