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The peripheral specialist has announced the launch of a new line of webcams. They are Logitech Brio 300, from basic features, conical, with various color finishes, economical and
The peripheral specialist has announced the launch of a new line of webcams. They are Logitech Brio 300, from basic features, conical, with various color finishes, economical and certified for major video conferencing platforms and applications.
Logitech is perhaps the world’s largest manufacturer of external web cameras. The COVID pandemic has caused an explosion in sales of this type of solution due to the need to increase digital contact, and the Swiss peripheral giant’s offer is considered the most comprehensive on the consumer market. Many of them start with the old (but fantastic) Logitech C920, which continues to be a reference in the sector.
The range is sold in two versions, the Brio 300 and the Brio 305. They are virtually identical except that the latter is aimed at the business market. The most striking element is the design, which change the usual horizontal bar shape to a cone. The camera, privacy shutter and microphones are located at the base and the connecting cable exits from the tip of the cone.
The connection is made to the port USB Type-C which has been standardized in all kinds of products. It includes a noise-canceling microphone and features such as automatic light correction and high dynamic contrast. It also includes a privacy screen and the Logi Tune app, which is used to configure settings and test video quality.
Its features are basic, but sufficient for large consumption. It has a 2-megapixel sensor with a 70-degree field of view (FOV). The camera can record 1080p video at 30 FPS or 720p at 30 FPS. If you want 60 FPS or 4K resolution, you will have to opt for higher models. The cameras are partially made of recycled plastics in accordance with the increasingly necessary environmental friendliness.
The Logitech Brio 300 is already available on the manufacturer’s website and in the retail channel at an official price of $69. You can choose between white, black and a suggestive pink design. It is certified for platforms like Microsoft Teams or Zoom, although it will work with any type of software. In Spain you can buy it on Amazon for €84.99 with delivery on Saturday, January 21.
Not bad, although it has to be said that there are 1080p/60FPS alternatives for the price. If you need to scale to 4K video, you will already need to allocate more budget.
Source: Muy Computer
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