A capable 4K webcam with flexible mount and built-in mic that the reviewer recommends, though its real-world sharpness gain over an old C920 was underwhelming and motion blur and autofocus quirks showed up.
Logitech MX Brio
The Logitech MX Brio has a critic score of 85 out of 100 from 14 professional reviews, including How-To Geek, SlashGear and Tom's Guide. 13 of 14 recommend it, and scores range from 71 (Tom's Hardware) to 92 (Tom's Guide). 2 of the scores are printed by the outlets and 12 are our estimates from the review text. Most praised: picture quality (9 of 14); build quality (7 of 14). Most common complaints: price (10 of 14); software and app (2 of 14). It ranks #2 of the 5 webcams we score.
Our verdict
14 professional reviewers tested the Logitech MX Brio, and 13 recommend it. Most praised: picture quality and build quality. Most common complaint: price.
The catch: Expensive, and the built-in microphone is only decent.
12 of these 14 outlets print no score. We estimated theirs from the review text and corrected for the known tendency of estimates to run high.
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What do critics say about the Logitech MX Brio?
A well-built, high-quality premium webcam that shines in low light and is a safe buy, with a pricey tag, messy software and a few color quirks.
Given an Editor's Choice badge and described as the best 4K webcam, with superb image quality in all lighting.
A wonderful 4K webcam with strong picture quality, great low-light behaviour and easy operation that gets very little wrong.
The reviewer calls it one of the best business webcams he has used, with excellent 4K image quality and flexible mounting.
A fantastic, premium-built webcam with great image and sound that suits demanding users.
The reviewer calls the MX Brio a fantastic premium webcam with top-tier 4K image quality and a quality build.
A very good, easy-to-recommend 4K webcam with standout low-light performance and fair pricing.
Macworld's top pick for working from home, praised for sharp, naturally lit 4K video and good Mac software support.
A pleasant surprise with excellent image and sound plus a rare close-focus ability, but it costs around $200 and has software annoyances such as an account requirement for Smart Actions.
A sharp, adaptable and easy-to-set-up 4K webcam that stands among the year's best, with a useful flip-to-present feature.
A short hands-on that finds a big image-quality jump over the old Brio, a premium build and a handy Show Mode.
An excellent, well-built 4K webcam with strong software and microphones, and the reviewer calls it among the best Mac webcams.
A decent 4K webcam with balanced exposure and good mics, but its image is flatter than rival 4K cams, it lacks Windows Hello and the reviewer finds $200 hard to justify.
Scores are converted to 0–100. "est." means the outlet gave no number, so we estimated one from its verdict. How we score
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Common questions
Is the Logitech MX Brio worth it?
Most critics think so: 13 of 14 recommend it. Expensive, and the built-in microphone is only decent.
Do critics agree about the Logitech MX Brio?
Agreement is medium: scores range from 71 (Tom's Hardware) to 92 (Tom's Guide), a spread of 21 points across 14 reviews. Most reviewers land close together, with some outliers.
What do critics dislike about the Logitech MX Brio?
Price (10 of 14 reviews), Software and app (2 of 14 reviews).
What is the best alternative to the Logitech MX Brio?
The Obsbot Meet SE (critic score 87), best budget pick.