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4K · 60 fps · 85.5°
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$299Nov 9
Logitech MX Brio
Logitech's premium 4K webcam with strong exposure and autofocus, though it drops the older Brio's Windows Hello.
- 4K
- 60 fps
- 90°
- Autofocus
PCPR score
7.9
Good
Best price we’ve seen
$200Nov 9
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The short version
The MX Brio is Logitech's flagship 4K webcam, with a larger sensor than the Brio 4K, 4K/30 and 1080p/60 modes, a 90-degree field of view, autofocus, dual beamforming mics and a built-in rotating privacy shutter. Windows Central rates the low-light gains and 4K video highly, while Tom's Hardware finds the image flatter and less detailed than other 4K webcams and PC Gamer calls it pricey for its results. It lacks Windows Hello. It suits hybrid workers who want a sleek plug-and-play camera.
Pros
- Sharp 4K/30 and 1080p/60 video from a larger sensor
- Built-in rotating privacy shutter
- Dual beamforming noise-reducing mics
- Show Mode tilts down to share documents and sketches
Cons
- Lacks Windows Hello, unlike the older Brio 4K (Tom's Hardware, Windows Central)
- Flatter, less detailed image than other 4K webcams, per Tom's Hardware
- Pricey for what it delivers, per PC Gamer
Best for
- Hybrid workers who want a premium plug-and-play webcam
- Office calls where exposure matters more than ultimate detail
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Full specifications
Core
- Max resolution
- 4K
Performance
- Max frame rate
- 60 fps
- Field of view
- 90°
Features
- Autofocus
- Yes
- HDR
- Yes
- Built-in mic
- Yes
- Privacy shutter
- Yes
Connectivity
- Connection
- USB-C
Compatibility notes
- Uses a USB-C to USB-C cable and needs a USB 3.0 port for full performance, per Tom's Hardware.
- Tuned through Logi Options+ or G Hub.
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What reviewers and owners say
Tom's Hardware
MixedRecommends it for office calls thanks to bright exposure and the built-in shutter, but finds the picture flatter and less detailed than other 4K cameras, and the price high without Windows Hello.
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MixedGives it 78, liking the fast autofocus, decent mics and built-in shutter but feeling the camera is overpriced for an image that leans heavily on software processing.
78/100 · Review
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PositiveCalls it a fitting replacement for the Brio 4K with stronger low-light results, quick autofocus and more detail, while lamenting the removal of Windows Hello and a thin feature list.
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Common questions
Does the MX Brio support Windows Hello?
No. Windows Central and Tom's Hardware both note it drops the Windows Hello support of the older Brio 4K.
Does the MX Brio work with USB-A ports?
Tom's Hardware notes you can use a USB-C to USB-A cable or adapter, though the included cable is USB-C on both ends.
Is it good for streaming?
Tom's Hardware argues it suits meetings better than advanced content creation, because its image is flatter and less detailed than rivals.
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