Logitech Brio Webcam - 90 Fps - Usb 3.0 - 4096 X 2160 Video - Auto-focus - 5x Digital Zoom - Microp

Some irritations. Firstly, Ican find no way to remove the plastic clip on attachment. Am I just ham-fisted or have Logitech removed to feature which will allow it to be mounted on a tripod? I was under the impression there was a thread underneath to allow it to be attached to a tripod. If so, can’t access it. Also understood the case was metal. I think it’s actually plastic.The other gripe is that when I last tried there does not appear to be software available for the Mac M1 to allow the camera’s zoom and other features such as wide-angle to be implemented. When these issues are resolved I’d bump it up a star as the 4K video feature is useful. But very expensive with the problems listed

I found the camera easy to set up. What really impresses me is the exposure/colour balance control. In a dark room I seem to light up nicely. The 4k quality also makes it more authentic on video calls.

I have used a Logitech 910, 920, 922 for years without problem. Each upgrade gave me an improved experience. Then I bought a BRIO.I was not happy:1. the stand/foot arrangement is pants. Why did they not keep the same arrangement as on the C920/930 which was immediately compatible with any standard tripod and still allowed you to tilt and adjust the webcam? The older system was far more versatile than what they have implemented on the Brio.2. The logitech software is now awful, even with skype. What used to be a simple set of pan/tilt/zoom options has gone.I returned the brio for refund.3. I visit quite a few “webcam models” online. I can always determine quickly who is using a 920/922/930 and who is using a BRIO. I make my guess and the girls confirm, I have never been wrong. The brio regularly goes out of focus and it not obviously focussed on anything in the room, and the entire image is badly blurred.Sometimes it is badly out of focus and the girl can see it in her small p-in-p. But sometimes it is more subtle and the image is just lacking crisp sharpness everywhere. In both cases the immediate fix used by the girls is to place a hand close to the Brio, until it re-focusses, OR immediately point it down as the keyboard until it re-focusses. then it can be returned to the room view and all is OK. BUT it usually loses focus every 15 minutes or so, sometimes more frequently, and never for any discernible reason.For the price, and following on from how many years of experience Logitech have with webcams, I was expecting something even better than the 922/930.Logitech ought to be embarrassed to have their name attached to this webcam.

This camera is the 'Rolls Royce' of cameras on the market right now, but what's really great is the audio quality. Many other cameras I tried had good video but poor audio.