Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Brio 500 comes in a nice small box that is easily recyclable. I generally don’t mention product packaging, but I’m seeing an effort to be eco conscious and will be mentioning it along with my reviews. I’ve used the Brio 500 for a few meetings and appointments. I found that with Windows 11, that this Webcam is pretty much plug and play, but it does have software that you can download from Logitech’s website. I found many of the controls integrated into the Camera settings in Windows 11. Including the ability to adjust the resolution of the camera for both still pictures and live video. This camera is capable of HD resolutions up to 30FPS, with lower resolutions available at higher video framerates. I found that with very little lighting, the Brio fulling adjusted the picture settings without having to tinker with the camera settings to brighten the image, while still keeping color and skin tones appearing natural. I found that ignoring the directions and not permanently attaching the Brio 500 to my desktop monitor allowed me to use it on other computers I have. However, I find that the mount Logitech has used with this Webcam has been one of the most ingenious mounting “brackets” that I have seen. I can stably mount it to my desktop monitor or with a slight adjustment, mount it on my laptop (even though it has a webcam already). I had no complaints regarding picture quality, smoothness, or audio problems at all. I’ve owned several Logitech Webcams over the years, and while this may not be the highest end model that they make, it works well and smoothly for my needs.

In the "post covid" whatever times we live in, everyone has to endure some level of virtual call/meeting/space, and webcams are now catching up with how we use them in 2022. The Brio is a nice combination of those features and some thoughtful additions. While you DO have to install the logitech software for some of the more advanced things to work like smart framing, logitech is no stranger to this game, and their apps work well and don't seem to be too much of a resource hog on my computer. The newest style mounting points accommodate better fits on more monitor styles, and especially the minimal bezels that are being used now, and is more secure. The inclusion of a privacy cover feels more "standard" and integrated into this web cam. The added feature of being able to tilt down and show your desktop/sketches/something on the desk in front of the webcam is also an appreciated thoughtful feature. The gray speckled plastic used in the Brio is reported to be recycled, which I appreciate, but I think the white specs are them going out of their way to make sure we know it... when it just looks out of place. Switching to a USB-C plug is just one more way that Logitech has updated the Brio to be current for 2022. This webcam is working well for me, the software was easy to install and use, and the added features are worth the cost of upgrading.

The camera is good but the integral cable is USB 2.0 not USB 3.0, which is annoying because I can only use 1080p/30 FPS instead of the advertised 1080/60. The device supports it but the cable does not and the cable is not removable.

This webcam gives pretty crisp details and seems to have a pretty good capture frame rate. I will say that the FOV is very wise, which might not be a plus for the WFH crowd.

Excellent camera with great audio. Very easy set up. Pretty much plug and play. Window 11 machines instanly recognized it. Very happy with this camera.

Excellent quality and easy to setup. I purchased a couple of these and they have not let me down.

Good purchase. Works with my 2020 MacBook Pro m1. Can only be plugged into usb-c. Other end of cable is already connected to wire.

Was an ok webcam, not what I was really expecting.

Don’t like that it has a sticky pad and it doesn’t screw into a tri pod. After awhile it doesn’t stick keeps falling over.

It looks like you’re filming with an iPhone 5. Blurry, grainy, definitely not worth the price.