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The MX Brio is Logitech's top consumer webcam, built around a large sensor that captures 4K at up to 30fps and 1080p at 60fps. Its headline trick is low-light performance: bigger pixels and AI processing keep faces visible and detailed in dim rooms where cheaper webcams go grainy. A tilting mount doubles as Show Mode for pointing the lens down at a desk or sketchbook, and Logi Options+ or G Hub exposes manual controls for exposure, ISO, shutter, white balance, tint and vibrance. It suits remote workers, streamers and anyone who presents physical work on camera; against the Brio 500 it costs more but adds 4K and the manual controls, while the older Brio 4K Stream is the closer rival on resolution.
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Owners rate it highly, praising image sharpness and low-light performance and calling it a clear step up from 1080p webcams. Complaints center on the price and on 4K running at only 30fps.
The Logitech MX Brio is a webcam that records Ultra HD 4K video for meetings and streaming. It has a Logi-designed lens and the largest sensor Logitech has made in a webcam. Its pixels are 70% bigger. Together with AI enhancements, it gives 2x better face visibility and 2x finer image detail in difficult light.
Fine Controls let you adjust lighting and white balance, including ISO, shutter speed, temperature, tint and vibrance. Two omni-directional microphones with noise-reducing technology suppress background sound.
In Show Mode, you tilt the camera down to share your physical work and notes on video calls.
