Logitech 4K Pro Webcam with HDR & Noise-Cancelling Mics

Ok yes, this is a 4K rated camera, but I'm not 100% convinced that it is capable of delivering TRUE 4K image quality. Sure, the SIZING of the imagery produced in the videos is 4K in terms of dot-matrix, or the SIZE of the video resolution, I won't argue that. But, NO ONE can convince me that this camera is capable of producing a TRUE 4K rendering of image resolution QUALITY. Not necessarily "false advertising" because the image size is indeed 4K, but I have seen TRUE 4K image quality resolutions, and this is absolutely NOT to that level. At the end of the day, I would still recommend this camera as the visual quality is still extremely nice.

The picture of this camera is gorgeous, and I'm very happy with it in every respect except one VERY important missing feature: you can't disable the "RightLight". You can disable auto-focus, auto-white balance, color, etc, but the "RightLight" is always on and it's AWFUL with a green screen. The camera can't figure out what the proper balance should be, so it constantly adjusts the lighting if you move to much, so you get "flashes" in some of the frames. If I could disable "RightLight" I'd give this a 5 star rating. I'm not sure if it has this problem with a green screen isn't being used, but if using a green screen I'd say go with something else.

With the Logitech software your able to use the webcam with more options. It can stream up to 1080 at 30fps as long as your connection is stable and fast upload speeds and you have great graphics card to handle it. I found to stream at 720p at 60fps is smooth with my computer specs. It’s nice and decent small size. It’s light weight. Connects from USB type C to a standard USB port. It does not have a power unit, it’s power by you computer USB port. I think the USB wire is about 4’ or 6’ in length so it’s long enough. I have had this webcam for a year and so far it works great. No issues. The price seems to be a little steep.

Outstanding video quality... probably the best consumer grade 4K webcam out there. That said, for the premium price, I'd expect premium quality in all aspects of the product. Unfortunately the included clip doesn't support slim bezel monitors and therefore blocks the top of your screen. This isn't ideal for full screen terminal windows or code editors. Not a deal breaker, but for such a high price, you'd expect them to think of these types of things. The camera cover also seems to be an afterthought. They just included an extra piece of plastic which clips on the top of the unit. Again, for the premium price I'd expect them to put more thought into this.

This camera does not work as you'd expect with Microsoft Teams for Mac. You will at best get 240p or 360p video, making you look blurry or like you have an aggressive beauty filter. Both Logitech and Microsoft blame the other company despite the Brio being Certified for Teams. If you don't use Teams and instead use Zoom, WebEx, etc. then you will be happy with this camera. You can get 1080p in those apps (4K only works when you're recording video locally). Ultimately I don't recommend this because the support experience has been so poor. This is a pricey camera and you'd be better off with a much less expensive model.