Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works great with my older laptop that doesn't have a built in camera

I am not really impressed with this camera The quality is mediocre and for the money I would have expected a way better picture that being said it is a good camera for beginners to start streaming but I would look to upgrading soon after becoming accustomed.

I use this webcam for streaming it’s not that bad for starters

great all round videocam and still use it 2 years later today

I bought this camera for some special shots. Wow! I love it. No more fuzzy pictures. Easy to carry anywhere and fun to play with.

I tell him for Cumstomer Services Logitech 4K quality but he oders wrong staff and Moving my head slightly forward or backwards where the screen will change the lighting on my face EVER so slightly will cause the webcam to auto-adjust the lighting of the whole image very drastically. It almost looks like a lightning show. So don't move too much if your whole cam view isn't super-evenly well lit. I put away my 2 studio lights to reduce the overwhelming light while gaming and streaming since I put away my green screen and bought a big light ring instead. I have to put the light on the near-lowest setting or else my face is just a white spot. I wanted to use the background blur feature from "chroma cam" cause it was a listed feature (The C922 can do it) but apparently the Brio dropped support for it. You can use the auto-background removal in Streamyard or OBS but you won't be able to change any settings and it's pretty bad unless the whole image is completely well lit. The C922 will let you choose many settings though and has proper chroma cam support. There is a setting that is on by default and is automatically set back on every time you reboot. It is called "Low light compensation". You probably want to disable this because you will either be well lit and not need it, or be partially well lit and your cam will drop to 5 fps at times. This setting cannot be disabled from the logitech webcam software. You'll have to access the webcam settings through third-party software streamyard & (OBS) or an older version of the logitech webcam software. Make sure you only have 1 cam installed or you won't be able to access the Brio's settings. I was using 2 cams and the older software could only see my old cam until I uninstalled it completely. If you want to change the setting, just use Streamyard,add a video capture device source, select brio and then click properties > Change video settings on the source and it will popup some extra settings for your webcam. A lot of the options you won't want to touch as when you manually move them, none of the values on the slider will actually be close to what the "auto" option does.

Took some tweaking, but eventually got it where I needed it.

Best webcam out there so far and we've tried quite a few.

Bought this for casting on Xbox one. It works with minimal setup . I haven’t had any issues and I’ve had it about a month.

Good webcam, but returned because the 920 worked better.

Very easy to use and set up. Also it’s very clear.

very sturdy and the height fits my desk and chair.

This camera has worked great for what we're using for, has met all our needs and got a great deal on it from Best Buy

Okay camera! But it stopped working for me a year in of using it!

Can't get it to work with our system. We tried repeatedly to try to get it to load and it wouldn't.

Still no driver from Logitech to support the camera. Really? Lack of driver makes it really annoying to use at times. Especially with obs. C920 has better quality still unless you want 720p 60fps.

The two way mic/speaker does not work. The camera quality is “ok” for the price. Nothing great.

The webcam is pretty good, except the grip does not open enough for my monitor, and the tripod is too small to use. other than that it's pretty good.

Good quality camera but too expensive. I think most modern built-in cameras are suffice nowadays for Zoom. This camera is not podcast-friendly TBH.

Good camera. You would think for the high price of this camera that it would include some kind of cover for the camera lens. Cameras that cost much less include them so why can't Logitech?