Customer Ratings & Reviews

Was better than I thought it would be. I've used several types and this was good

Its a good camera. For the price its clear and the sound is decent, much better than the preinstalled on a laptop.

The camera works fine but I would have liked to have been told that it used a USB-C cable. I needed a USB-C extension cable to use the camera and Best Buy does not have that cable.

Easy to configure . Easy to use. Great quality and very affordable.

This webcam works very well with very good quality, I have had no issues with it at all!

Easy to use and works perfectly for Zoom and other functions!

works great, does the job I bought it for and more.

TLDR: This webcam is great for about 90% of users needing to do basic web conferencing, or for recording/streaming. If you’re just starting streaming, or starting to WFH, this is a solid choice! The Logitech Brio 300 seems to be specifically marketed towards the video conferencing/work from home crowd, which it seems to excel at. Below are my top reasons why its a solid 5/5 Pros: The auto light correction works incredibly well for this price range, no need to have light on your face, even in my partially dark basement. Even though it is only 1080p/30fps, the picture quality is stellar, better than any built in webcam I’ve ever seen hands down, but you could also make it work as a solid streaming camera too. The microphone is plenty for work stuff/video conferencing, (skype/video chat) but you’ll definitely want a more solid mic if you’re aiming to stream. USB-C (which could also be seen as a con for some) Easy rotating/flipping shutter for the privacy focused Cons: USB-C (if someone attempts to use with a device with no open C ports or an older device) Mounting mechanism could be a bit more solid Weird speckle on the plastic that makes it always look dusty (just me nitpicking, but its an odd choice imo)

Not as good as the smaller brio for half the price but still a great optionp

Small footprint but has great quality and ease of use. Works great with Zoom.

As expected quality from a Logitech product. Clear picture and voice capture.

Worked great straight out of the box. No extra software or special settings

Wonderful! The right thing for the right place! Outstanding!

This camera has been super for virtual meetings using both Zoom and Teams.

Good webcam with good video quality. Small size and type C makes it even better.

This connects easily. The picture was a little fuzzy. We might have kept it anyway. Unfortunately you have to bypass Apple app security to download the Zoom app to the Mac. We will just use the iPad for Zoom.

picture quality is about what you would think it's not great but okay the camera is easy to use and haven't had any problems with it

Logitech Brio 300 Video Camera (Graphite) With Zoom and other virtual face-to-face video meetings becoming the norm, it’s important to make a good impression. You want to both look good and sound good. This Brio 300 video camera helps you achieve that on both counts. It has a 70-degree field of view, so it covers a lot of area. It works with Google Chrome OS, Apple MacOS X 10.10 or later, and Windows 8 or later. Setup is straightforward; simply place it on top of your monitor and then connect it to your computer via the provided USB-C cable. The 1080 resolution and auto light correction of this Brio 300 help you look your natural best, even with you’re in a low-light setting. And the built-in mike clears up any background noise, so your voice comes over clearly. In fact, in a test I did, alternating between using the Brio 300’s mike sitting atop my monitor, and the one built into my laptop computer that the monitor was attached to, the Brio 300’s mike sounded much crisper than the hollow sound of the laptop’s mike. There’s a rotatable privacy shutter to cover the camera lens when you’re not on a meeting call, or when want to be heard but not seen when you’re on a call. You’ll want to keep this closed when not in use for privacy reasons. Brio 300 is certified for Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Zoom and will likely work with just about any other present or future virtual meeting software. You can’t go wrong with this device. It’s a keeper!

The Logitech Brio 300 is a solid, basic web cam that can be used across a variety of applications on both Windows and MacOS machines. In fact, they boast a number of such apps on the box in which the camera is housed in, so you'll know that this camera will work with pretty much everything. I tested this camera on a MacOS device. As a testament to the ease of setup, the only thing I had to do was download a Logitech app that directly ties into the Brio in order for any settings to be changed and for me to otherwise control the camera. While there are a handful of video resolution settings to choose from, I typically allow the application I'm using -- whether Google Meet or Zoom, for example -- to set those for me. In all honesty, whether it comes to smartphones or web cams, they appear to me to be using essentially the same camera systems, so the quality is actually going to be more than what you need --clear graphics with no stutter on frame rate. The only knock I give is that the lens cover, while otherwise easy to swirl to open or close, does require you to keep the camera steady, else the supporting clamps (which aren't spring-loaded) tend to give way, and you have to re-position the camera. However, once you get used to how the lens flap works, it's not a huge deal. Overall, if you're in need of a USB-C-terminated web cam, this would be the one to get!

Logitech Brio 300 Webcam Introduced recently is the new Logitech Brio 300 camera with an odd sci fi cone shaped styling. It contains both a camera and microphone and connects via a USB C port into a computer. I don’t mind the design and definitely like the good performance and the low price. When on sale it gets even better since it starts from a reasonable list price. The clamp it has simply attaches to the top of your laptop or monitor so if you are suing something that is very thick it might not easily attach. It was able to install and setup was very easy. The camera can be turned off by using a sort of flipping lid function and offers total privicy when “flipped”. The image and microphone pickup is good and produce a clear picture with good sound for zoom, teams, and the other groups software in the market that are vying for dominance. BTW: it is available in white also as well as what is described as a rose color. I have the black model and assume they are all identical electronically except for the housing colors. I am very pleased with the price and quality of the Brio and would recommend it to others.