Logitech has come out with the first ever 4K webcam with HDR support called Brio, which is seemingly targeted for the mainstream and enterprise markets, as its previous webcams were. The company has ...

Logitech has revealed its latest webcam, the Logitech BRIO 4K Pro, the first webcam with Ultra HD support with HDR and a 5x near-lossless zoom. The company's first 4K webcam, the BRIO also supports ...

The Logitech Brio 4K Pro Webcam ($200 on Amazon) is a veritable treasure trove of features. This webcam’s signature selling point is 4K resolution image capture at 30 frames per second, but the ...

A good webcam is a must for every modern computer, and if you are looking for a great all-around camera with extra advanced features, such as Windows Hello (still a rare find on external webcams), ...

Logitech just launched their new BRIO 4K webcam with HDR and Windows Hello support, and we've got one in to review! As always, we've got a quick unboxing and hands on first, giving you a good look at ...

The Logitech Brio 4K Ultra HD webcam ranks among our favorite webcams for a reason: It combines Windows Hello with superb 4K resolution for everyday calls. Even better: It’s 40 percent off for Prime ...

Logitech is selling its new Brio webcam for the mainstream and enterprise markets. It’s the first Ultra HD webcam to support High Dynamic Range, and focuses on heavy-duty streamers and YouTubers who ...

Logitech has taken its more than 20 years of hardware experience and created its best ever webcam. The new Logitech Brio 4K Pro Webcam launches today for $199, but the high price is matched by a high ...

Logitech announced the BRIO 4K Pro today. It’s described as a “powerhouse” camera for a wide range of users, aimed firmly at the very top of the webcam market. Its $199 price tag is explained by its ...

Webcams are still terrible. Film at 11. A years-old smartphone using any one of a dozen [free] pieces of software (or, if using an iPhone and macOS, built into the OS) is going to absolutely ...

Logitech makes some of the most popular consumer-oriented computer webcams, including entry-level 720p models that sell for as little as $20, and higher-priced models with support for 1080p, 60fps ...