Review Logitech MX Brio Review: 4K, but not for content creators

[Admin]

Logitech's new 4K MX Brio has an updated sensor that promises 2x the detail of the Brio 4K — and it delivers, but it's not quite on par with 4K webcams targeting content creators. So...who's it for?

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[phxrider]

So basically they replaced the Brio 4K with a slightly better MS Teams/Zoom meeting cam without Windows Hello? I don't get what they were thinking... I have the Brio and the Hello feature is WAY more important to me than how detailed I look to my coworkers. As the article points out, if I was producing videos I'd be looking at a little more expensive cam, so in my opinion whoever decided to leave Hello out needs to be fired for not understanding their market. I wouldn't buy it.

 

[wbfox]

After the rather insulting 4K that is the Brio, you would think they might at least make their next 4K closer to the quality you expect when you hear 4K. But just more of the same Logitech premium price with less than premium quality. And kudos for an actual review instead of just another Top 10 things we can affiliate to Amazon.

 

[digitalgriffin]

After the rather insulting 4K that is the Brio, you would think they might at least make their next 4K closer to the quality you expect when you hear 4K. But just more of the same Logitech premium price with less than premium quality. And kudos for an actual review instead of just another Top 10 things we can affiliate to Amazon.

That's not entirely true. The Sony Starvos sensor series is top of the line and used by kyro and link.

The kyro's software was flakey and unstable. And it drew too much power causing the USB port to shutdown for that camera. And the link would automatically engage in face tracking when we set that to off. (So also flakey). Both went back

It lacks hello because hello requires a dof IR sensor which Starvos doesn't support.

I don't get what the big deal about windows hello is anyway. You sit down and it auto logs you in . That's it. That also means windows is always watching you, which is a little creepy.

My one complaint is the 5ft cable limit and USB C only. My wife's computer is 7 feet away and only has USB 3,1 gen 1 A ports. They are 5Gbps but if I try to use a high quality 10 foot adapter A to C it refuses to work.

I may have to return it