Logitech Brio 101 Full HD 1080p Webcam for Meetings, Streaming, Desktop, Laptop, PC - Built-in Mic, Shutter, USB-A, Teams, Zoom - Black

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.

I'd spent some time buying cheap Amazon cameras, and this one is probably the best at this price range.It's very bare bones, with not too many features, but hey, it does what it's intendet to pretty well, without any quality control issues. It's a small price to pay for decent and reliable quality pictures, would recommend

I’ve tested a lot of webcams in this price range, and the Logitech Brio 101 stands out for its clarity, ease of use, and build quality. The 1080p resolution delivers a crisp and vibrant image, and the auto light correction is a game-changer if you’re in a room with poor lighting. Setup took less than 2 minutes — just plug and play. The microphone quality is surprisingly clear as well, making it perfect for Zoom calls, streaming, or online classes. Overall, this webcam is an excellent value and performs like a much more expensive model. Highly recommend if you’re looking to upgrade your setup without breaking the bank.

This is a great basic webcam. Not super high definition or anything, but it's seamless plug and play. No setup required. It worked instantly with Zoom. I like the privacy cover on it, too. I don't usually keep my camera plugged in, I just use it for a weekly Zoom call, but if I did, I'd use the privacy cover often.

This is a great little webcam for the price. It is a huge improvement in image quality over my 10+ year-old webcam that quit working. It is even better than the built-in webcam in my 2021 ThinkPad X1. It is only 1080p, and it doesn't have all the best features you would find on a $100+ webcam, but if you are like me and just need a webcam for your online appointments that has good-enough image quality this is for you. The cheap price is great too. There is no need to spend hundreds on a webcam. A huge plus is that it works great on Linux too!

This webcam works great. It is super easy to install; just plug into usb port and place the small camera atop the monitor. That's it. The picture is sharp, color is real, and there are no shadows.

Camera and microphone both works well. No software needed and simple to set up. I like the physical camera block for privacy. There is no physical mute though.Nitpicky stuff:I wish you could adjust the zoom as it shows a little too much of my background than I prefer. My desk is in my bedroom and the camera angle shows my bed which is annoying. You can't always rely on the meeting software to blur or cover the background.Doesn't sit nicely on my monitor. I've had a couple of monitors, and it varies based on how the monitor is made. My Alienware had a triangular shape when looking from above and it never sat well. It always wanted to aim the wrong direction.My current monitor is rectangular shaped so the camera sits better, but you can't aim the camera, it only points forward. My monitor is on an arm so I can angle it, but then I'm looking at my monitor from a weird angle when I'm in meetings to avoid showing my bed in the background.The camera also blocks a portion of the screen. It's just annoying to have to duck to see under it or move it to read a browser tab.Finally, what's with the price? I don't understand why webcams (this one is $40) cost nearly 3 times as much as a 2k security camera with microphone, zoom, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, SD card reader, and a smart software suite that works on web and mobile ($16).

The functionality is great, you don't even need to have the Logitech application installed to use it or set it up.The sound quality is okay, manageable for the price but I recommend using your own microphone if you have one.The colors of the video are okay too, the brightness as well. Do note that the auto adjusted brightness tends to glitch a little if you turn the camera on with the privacy cover still on top of the lens, but you just have to turn off and on the camera again.I've been using this for months now, and it does the job very adequately. It fits my needs, I like it and I don't need anything better (with a higher resolution or anything like that) than this.