Logitech Brio 100 Full HD 1080p Webcam for Meetings, Streaming, Desktop, Laptop, PC - Built-in Mic, Shutter, Works with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Nintendo Switch 2’s New GameChat Mode-Off -White

I have several Logitech track balls that are over 10 years old and still work fine so I thought I'd try this Logitech webcam since it was on sale and I've had good experience with Logitech products. I had been using the builtin camera in my old Dell laptop but now was using a larger monitor so when I looked at the monitor I wasn't looking at the laptop camera and it seemed odd with my head always turned. I was a bit concerned about how I would hook the web cam up but fortunately it was a simple plug and play. I just plugged it into my laptop and it worked fine. The picture quality is much better than my 2017 old laptop camera. I zoom once a week with old friends who have moved away and have been using it for several months now without a problem. I do have 2 complaints: 1. The instruction booklet that came with it has such tiny font that I couldn't read it. Fortunately, just plugging it in worked (I do have a Logitech software that works with my Logitech trackman so I don't know if that helped or not). LOGITECH SHOULD USE 12 font size in their instruction booklets. REMEMBER - baby boomers and people with vision issues also use computers and buy webcams! 2. My new LG 32 inch HDMI monitor is very thin so the camera doesn't attach securely to the top of the monitor. It will sit there, but occasionally it seems to drop down a bit and then I have to re-adjust it to aim on where I'm sitting. They should make the bracket that attaches smaller so it is more secure with newer thin monitors. I still gave it 5 stars because of the camera quality and the easy plug in setup.

The Logitech Brio 101 is a basic but very functional webcam. I own a new Mac mini M4 and use it with a monitor that has no built-in webcam. It installed easily using Logi +, the Logitech software, and was ready to use in two minutes. I do have two very minor complaints. First, I like the privacy shield on the camera, but the lower tab on the cover extends slightly below the monitor's bezel, which is a distraction. Second, the camera connects via USB-A, not USB-C, which means I have to use an adapter to connect it directly to the Mac mini or to a USB hub that accommodates the larger plug. I don't use the camera all that often, so I tilt it back and slightly up so the bottom tab on the privacy shield is out of the way. It would also be easy to simply remove it, lay it on your desk, and then put it back on the monitor when needed. All in all, if you're looking for a basic webcam to use with Zoom et al., this webcam should be on your short list.

This is a fairly nice budget friendly webcam. I really liked the build quality and the lens cover that it came with. The main negative for me is that I am usually in a fairly low light environment and the camera just didn't pick up well in my setting. It was way too dim. However, I tried it in an area with better lighting and it did work great. The final thing that I found to be a positive, that some may see as a negative, was that the camera had a pretty narrow viewing angle. I like this because it meant there wasn't a lot of stuff in frame from the room behind me. Overall, nice and inexpensive camera, it connects easy just plug and play, it just didn't pick up enough in my dim room.

Great little USB camera for the price. Plug and play. Windows autatically found drivers for this webcam. However, I would advise you to find the Logitech drivers and save them. A time will definitely come when, despite the number of people who purchased this product, it will be discontinued and the drivers will eventually become impossible to find. Logitech's early USB webcams like "QuickCam" webcams of yesterday are one example of a product's life cycle. They go from having drivers and support to total obsolescence. It's on us to save the drivers. That aside, this webcam arrived fast, was packaged well, works just fine. I have not benchtested the resolution because it wasn't important to me. But I suspect it is as described. I also like the built in mic and the privacy slide.

Literally plug in and use. I can't believe how easy it is to set up. Great sound and video quality. No lag. I would definitely recommend this for anyone needing a camera/microphone for Zoom or Microsoft Teams meetings. You can't get any easier to use than this and the price is great.

This product is exactly as described and works great. Very practical and well-made. I’ve used it several times and it holds up really well. Easy to use and a great value. Highly recommend!

The Logitech Brio 101 delivers crisp Full HD 1080p video and accurate colors. It's easy to set up and works well with multiple platforms. Ideal for video calls, meetings, and streaming. Highly recommended for its performance and clarity.

It's a decent little webcam, clear picture and stuff, but it has some real issues with overheating if you try to use it for more than a few minutes at a time in a room anywhere over 70 degrees. You get what you pay for I guess.