Logitech MX Brio Ultra HD 4K

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Pros

Large 8.5 MP Sony STARVIS sensor, strong in low light
Clean 4K30 / 1080p60 with HDR and autofocus
Integrated privacy shutter and good beamforming mics
Show Mode tilts down to the desk for demos

Cons

Image can look flatter than rival 4K cams
No Windows Hello IR, unlike the older Brio 4K
Expensive for video calls alone
Needs USB 3.0 for full 4K

Why it is on the owner's desk

Camera clipped to the bottom bezel so eye line lands near the top of the small screen. The question it answers for a buyer: Does a better webcam matter once lighting is fixed?

From the owner · T.R.
“Bought in the US in March 2025. Mounted under the Dell rather than on top so the camera is close to where I actually look on a call: the small screen, where the call window lives. Lighting fixed more than the camera did; the camera fixed the last 20%.”

Specs that matter

4K UHD 30 fps, 1080p 60 fps
8.5 MP Sony STARVIS, 90/78/65 deg FOV
4x digital zoom, HDR, dual beamforming mics
Detachable 1.5 m USB-C cable; 137 g

Alternatives weighed

Logitech Brio 4K (researched): older, adds Windows Hello IR, often cheaper
Elgato Facecam Pro (researched): 4K60 if you record more than you call

Check before ordering

SKU 960-001558 (consumer Graphite) vs the 'for Business' variant; needs a USB 3.0 port for full 4K

Receipt on file: US$189.99, Best Buy (US), 2025-03-29 (after a US$10 bundle discount, plus US$19.47 tax). Purchased by Direct To Growth Co. Inc.; receipts are kept in the product registry, not published.

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