(Renewed) Logitech Brio Stream, Ultra 4K HD Video Calling, Optical Zoom, Noise-Canceling mic,HD Auto Light Correction, Works with Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Voice, Meet, PC/Mac/Laptop/MacBook/Tablet, Black

De las mejores webcam del mercado. Excelente para videollamadas, meetings, etc.Nah, simplemente de locos.

Es una forma econónmica de tener un video de calidad profesional. Muy bueno para videoconferencias laborales.

While the Brio camera function is excellent, audio editing revealed one mono audio cloned to both tracks of stereo - causing me to suspect a camera, software (or operator) defect. After a few escalations at logitech, Tim provided a detail discription of how the two Brio mono-directional mics perform. He authorized providing his discription here:Please let me clarify; the BRIO does have two mics, but it does not transmit a stereo audio feed to the computer. The two mics are dual omnidirectional with noise cancellation, summing to one audio feed to your computer. The two mics are tuned to different frequency ranges, so this explains the change in audio you see while covering one mic vs the other. Another more clear "test" you can do to ensure both mics are working is to live monitor the BRIO mic in mono, covering one mic and blowing air into the other - then vice versa with the other mic. You should hear both mics clearly pick up the air, but it will sound slightly different due to the different frequencies being processed by each mic.When recording in "stereo" in Audacity, Audacity is simply taking the summed mono feed from the BRIO and duplicating it to left and right channels.The BRIO is working as intended, although I apologize for the confusion with the dual mono vs. stereo application. Most mics for video conferencing are not built as stereo, as it can sound a bit unnatural to hear a participant in stereo when all other participants are in mono.Thank you Tim,review by jwh

It didn't work at first at face recognition (still don't know why, I might've had some services needlessly killed), but after a needed wipe/reinstall, the face recognition worked like a charm (takes a while to set that up, but meh, no stars off for that), and once done, it is SO nice to be able to smile for the camera to log back in after a reboot or sign in to any MS proggie.No more passwords/PINs!Also, no need for special drivers, Win11 handles that automagically. I do use the Camera Settings app for fine-tuning when I use it for, say, a Zoom session, and that, too, is very easy and intuitive to use.Also also, nice and MUCH clearer image than my previous webcam (a 920).I am VERY pleased with this product and it's worth its price, which is rather good, I'd say.

The top of my monitor is only 1/2" thick, so the base of this webcam doesn't play nice with it and causes the camera to have an unfortunate upward angle. It also doesn't appear to have any adjustment left-to-right. And the base also overhangs downward in front of the screen, obscuring the top of maximised windows, which is the title of a tab in a browser. This is because my monitor is one of those "bezel-less" monitors, so the screen area extends almost all the way to the top of the monitor case. I guess I could have foreseen this issue if I had considered it, but I never saw it mentioned in any review. The camera itself is pretty decent though, so I guess my only complaints are with the base that it sits on.