Customer Ratings & Reviews

Super light weight, will not mount anywhere without additional means. No way to attach it to the top of a computer monitor, or laptop, or come with anything that allows you to mount it. The best you can do with this is set it on something and hope it doesn’t fall off.

The video camera doesn't work. Constant freezing and connectivity issues.

Poor image quality. Looks grainy. Sound is great though

Good but not amazing. Did not have. Good graphics but was tolerable.

Despite what it says on the website and documentation the Brio 100 does not support Windows Hello which was why i bought it. After some time, Logitech apologized tnd gave me a discount from a camera 6 times the price . Arrgh!

I tried to connect the webcam to all my Usb-A ports and nothing happened. Too bad i should have checked it before the return window. Cannot believe this happened!

webCam does not have good range of motion or focus ability. The hook isn’t adjustable, so it doesn’t make for a good external webcam to attach to your laptop.

I honestly thought it would be better quality seeing it has 1080p written on it but once using it on my own, it was not good. I’ll probably end up storing it away.

Inbuilt cameras are way better now. Not worth it!!

First impression: The Logitech Brio 100 webcam seems like a sturdy small, easy-to-carry webcam. It’s packaged well and includes a built-in lens cover for privacy protection. Setup: There is no setup, just plug it in and it is connected. When you open a Web cam supported program, it automatically turns on unless the program has the webcam set off as default. There is a program called Logi Options + that allows you to change a few settings, but I doubt most people would need it. I looked at it, and everything I would be interested in was already at default. Performance: I have quite a few laptops, but 2 of them are used for work, a MacBook Pro and a Dell Latitude 5420. Both laptops have built-in cameras, and both fall short of being ok for business meetings using either Teams or Zoom. In my office, I have fluorescent lighting, and the lights are behind me. On both laptops, I look like I am in a dimly lit cave. And when I use a background, it’s even worse. Testing out this camera proved to be a major quality update for my meetings. When I opened Teams and then Zoom, it took the camera a few seconds to adjust to the poor lighting. Once it found the correct adjustment, the image quality was outstanding. I was no longer getting washed out and silhouetted, but I had good lighting on me, and the background lighting looked normal. Adding a background did not phase the lighting one bit. The audio on this camera is also superior to the built-in audio on all my laptops. Some of the laptops are better than the others, but this camera was consistent in every test. I no longer felt like I had to talk louder to come across, but I spoke my normal inside voice and everyone could hear me just fine. Conclusion: The Logitech Brio 100 webcam Is an amazing webcam for the price. If you do content creation or live streaming, you might want a broadcast or cinematic camera. But for the average person who needs a better camera for Teams and Zoom calls, you can’t beat the Logitech Brio 100, especially for the price. Even if it was more expensive, I would recommend this webcam.

It emphasised all of my fine lines and I couldn’t find a way to fix it in the settings to make the quality any different. The lighting adjustment was terrible. I would rather use my iphone camera over this.

This is a very nice, simple, easy to set up, and easy to use webcam. There are no included instructions, and none are needed. Just plug it into a USB port and start up whatever program you need a camera for. We have children scattered around the world (ok, Oregon and Germany) while we live in the midwest, and we do video calls with them all the time. So we have a constant need for a good webcam, and this Logitech Brio fits the bill perfectly. It mounts easily to your monitor. It has a little sliding cover so you can cover the lens when you’re not using it, and it provides a high-quality image. One thing to keep in mind is that the usefulness and enjoyability of the HD image that this camera aims to provide is only of value to the person you are communicating with, not yourself, as you don’t need to see yourself on a computer screen (although you always do see yourself so you know what others are seeing, but it’s a small, off-in-the-corner image that does not need HD clarity to be useful). So the quality of the image seen by the people you’re communicating with can only be as good as THEIR video system allows. We did survey our offspring about the quality of the image they were seeing, and they said it was fine. Sound clarity was fine, too. This camera has the ability to automatically adust the image depending on the ambient light, and I tried it in both low light from a nearby desk lamp as the only source of illumination and then with the bright ceiling lights on, and, in both instances, the camera automatically adjusted the exposure to compensate and provide a good-looking, evenly-lighted image. Very impressive. The camera can be used to take snapshots of whatever is being imaged at that moment, and the quality of these images is fine as well. The camera is lightweight and very small, easily fitting in the palm of your hand. It has a fold-out support to make mounting atop your montor easy. If you’re looking for a good-quality webcam, you’ll do fine with this model.

It is not windows 11 compatible. I returned it for one on amazon.

camera needs to quality in picture and audio too for customers

Poor picture quality. Very pixelated. Even with room lighting on it’s quite dark

it says that it is 1080p but whenever i try to use it, it is locked to 720p which has caused me a lot of distress…

this thing crashed my computer thank you very much

Super low quality. Nothing else to it. Grainy, low quality

Worked great for 3 months, now it doesnt woek at all and is no longer returnable

Logitech rarely disappoints. They are constantly innovating, providing cost-effective options for electronic accessories and devices for basic computing, as well as, for gaming enthusiasts. And this Brio 100 Full HD 1080p Webcam lived up to my expectations. Of course, most laptops have a built-in webcam. However, the visual quality of these cameras is often severly lacking for anything other than a zoom call or video chat with family and friends. For those wanting a good (though definitely still basic) webcam to attach onto their monitor, this Brio 100 is one to consider. It was super easy to get this webcam setup. It's basically "plug-and-play." Yet I still needed to go into my computer's Device Manager to disable the default 'on-board' laptop camera, and then enable the Logitech instead; which was simple enough to do. The "clip" which is used to position the webcam onto the top of your PC's monitor, is quite sturdy. I had no difficulty getting the camera to stay put. The power cord is also long enough so that if you wanted to place the webcam 'off to the side' in a different position, or hold it in your hand to pan around the room, etc... you can do that too. While the movement is limited, you are able to swivel the webcam 'up and down' slightly where it attaches to the clip. A notable, and really useful feature, is the plastic "privacy shutter slider" which can cover up the camera if you so choose. The webcam has a built-in microphone. And while I didn't expect much, I was pleasantly surprised that the sound quality wasn't all that bad. In fact, the audio sounded better than I thought it would. Now as for the camera's "auto-light balance adjustment" ... I will say that the visuals did look brighter and crisper and my image quality was more 'true to life,' when compared to the default camera on my laptop where the visuals looked slightly fuzzy. Do I recommend this Logitech Brio 100 Full HD 1080p Webcam? Absolutely. It's basic, but works as intended, and the price is more than right.