Logitech Brio 101 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, USB-A,-Black

Picked this up for my home office setup, and it’s been a really solid webcam for everyday use. Setup was simple—plug-and-play with no issues. Works right away with Teams and other meeting platforms. Video quality is clear and consistent for a 1080p camera, and the built-in mic has actually been better than expected. I’ve had no complaints from anyone on the other end of a Teams call, which is really what matters. It’s not a high-end streaming camera, but for meetings and day-to-day use, it does exactly what it should without any hassle. Privacy shutter is a nice bonus, and overall it’s been reliable. Bottom line: If you need a dependable webcam for a home office, this gets the job done with good video and surprisingly solid audio.

This Logitech camera is good! It works perfectly with the new Logitech software and is a fraction of the price that I bought my previous Logitech for. The image quality is good and it is perfect for use with Teams/ Zoom meetings. It has Autofocus, plug and play, the colour quality is good, as is the low light feature. All in all, a really good camera for the price!

I bought this thinking: “Nice, I’ll look a little better on Zoom calls.” What I got: HD video ✔️ Professional look ✔️ A full dermatology consultation I didn’t ask for ❌ This webcam shoots Full HD 1080p video with auto light correction, so it adjusts brightness and makes everything super clear Translation: 👉 It sees EVERYTHING First time I turned it on: Joined a meeting Looked at myself Immediately leaned back like 👉 “WHY is it THIS clear??” I’m talking: Pores Fine lines That one spot you thought no one could see This camera said: 👉 “We’re not hiding anything today.” To be fair, the quality is actually great: Super sharp image Good lighting even in darker rooms Built-in mic works fine for calls And it’s super easy to use—just plug it in and you’re ready to go, no tech headache required Things I love: Clear, crisp video Makes you look professional (and honest) Reliable for meetings and streaming Things I wasn’t emotionally prepared for: Seeing my face in 1080p truth Adjusting my lighting like a movie set Considering skincare upgrades Unexpected side effects: Sitting farther away from the camera Turning the brightness down just a little Saying “it’s just the lighting” (it’s not) Final verdict: Amazing webcam, does exactly what it’s supposed to do… just be warned—this level of clarity comes with emotional damage.

I got this camera because my laptop is so old the camera software no longer works. This camera works great! The color is fine, it's easy to use, and the microphone and audio are good. The issue I have is that the camera is naturally too zoomed in. I had to move my chair back just to be able to see more than just my face in the video chat, which was just too close up. Most cams are more zoomed out, but that was my only complaint. There was no way to adjust the settings of the camera either, so it's a fixed field of view. I think the description says 5x. It plugs right in with USB and worked right away! Great for external monitors and maybe not as much for laptops where you're closer to the screen to use the keyboard.

I love Logitech. This cam works great for lightweight tasks at a great price and excels in dark environments with small amounts of light.

Inexpensive but completely adequate webcam for Zoom calls at 1080p. Like the fact that it has a privacy shutter and a built-in microphone. Super easy to install - just plug it into a USB-A port for plug-n-play installation. Hinged clip on the back allows it to "clamp" on to the top of your monitor.

Picture quality is good, camera works well. It feels super cheap. The front face plate popped off almost immediately. Something tells me it shouldn't have. Makes me nervous to carry it in my backpack. I know you get what you pay for, but even at a discounted sale price of $25 I feel a little let down. That said, everything works as it should. Auto focus works well for the price. Picture quality is fine in decent light, the auto exposure isn't mind blowing. It sits nicely on the lid of my laptop, and it tilts up and down nicely. That's something neither my Anker nor Logitech C920 do. Unfortunately it's versatility ends there. It can't be attached to a tripod like the my other cameras. I've only used it in tandem with nice external mics so so I can't speak to the audio quality, but based on everything else, I'm assuming it's not great. Worth $25 but $40 might be a bit much especially since the Anker PowerConf C200 2K frequently goes on sale for $50. Bottom line: 4 stars for $25 3 stars for $40

Logitech does it again! Great camera, great visibility and compatibility with my set up, easy to move around and love how easy it is to set up and also cover when not in use.