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The article doesn't really go into a lot of depth about which Logitech cameras they looked at. I've got the Brio (https://www.logitech.com/en-gb/product/brio ht
by raesene9 6y ago
The article doesn't really go into a lot of depth about which Logitech cameras they looked at. I've got the Brio (https://www.logitech.com/en-gb/product/brio https://www.logitech.com/en-gb/product/brio) and it seems pretty good to me.
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- murkt 6y ago> The article doesn't really go into a lot of depth about which Logitech cameras they looked at. All of them. Brio is better, but still has much worse quality than any top smartphone.
- raesene9 6y agoDepends what you're looking for I guess. The brio's been fine for me for video conferencing and even the odd conference talk.
- Someone1234 6y agoHard to justify the ($200) price. You can literally buy an entire smartphone with two cameras for the cost of a Brio. It is pretty clear that there's no competition in the webcam market, and that the offerings have stagnated for years.
- raesene9 6y agoThe Brio's price isn't purely on the camera quality, a decent chunk of that price was the integration with Windows Hello. Now, of course, that doesn't matter if you're not using Windows, but the market it seems designed to cater to , is Windows users.