Logitech Brio Stream Webcam - Ultra 4K HD Video Calling, Noise-Cancelling Mic, HD Auto Light Correction, Wide Angle, Compatible with Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet on PC / Mac, Streaming - Black

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Auto Light Correction: The Brio's HD auto light correction is a lifesaver. It adapts seamlessly to various lighting conditions, ensuring I look my best regardless of whether it's a brightly lit room or a dimly lit evening call. The difference is noticeable, and it's a huge asset for maintaining a professional appearance.

It’s also worth noting that while the camera can record 4K video, the choice to have that quality, or not, is very often not one the user is given by some application. Zoom as an example, chooses a maximum of 720p, though it can be bumped to 1080p by Zoom support intervention. We’re torn about this design over some aspects, but most notably that the quality of construction isn’t consistent between the camera and its accessories. If you have plugged BRIO into a USB port, and even after several minutes the device is not recognized in the system or not showing up in your applications, please try the following to ensure whether it is a connection issue rather than problems with your hardware:If BRIO is connected through a USB hub or extender, try plugging directly into USB port:Some external hubs or extenders may not have adequate power or specifications to support BRIO. Hand in hand with this new routine was the need to get remote workers set up with the necessary hardware and software to allow them to stay connected with coworkers and customers alike.

In this blog I’m going to introduce you to one such webcam that I feel fits those great descriptions; the new Logitech Brio 4K Webcam. This webcam is compatible with video conferencing platforms like Skype for Business, Microsoft Teams, Cisco, Cisco Webex, Cisco Jabber, Microsoft Cortana, Windows Hello, Skype, Google Hangouts, and other VC applications, XSplit, OBS, Twitch, BlueJeans, Zoom, Fuze, GoToMeetings, and Ring Central. I use several of these platforms and compared to my older 920 Logitech webcam, I can see a huge difference in quality. I share videos with colleagues, and they have also noticed a difference. As for the platforms, many have a maximum of 720p or 1080p. You probably won't notice a difference when joining a meeting.

Try a different USB port:Sometimes a USB port on the host computer running the video conferencing software may have an issue