Cheapest I've seen in Oz for this top of the line 4K/HDR/Windows Hello compatible webcam
Logitech BRIO 4k Ultra HD Webcam $225 + $5.99 Delivery @ Mighty Ape
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Lbender000 on 12/08/2018 - 17:46 mightyape.com.au (726 clicks)
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You mean it’s getting clearer!
And more dynamic!
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Based on 4 Customer Ratings"Not what i was hopeing"
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Review by Damien on 25th July, 2018
Purchased on Mighty ApeThe camera looks nice and all. And the sound and mic seems to work well. but the supporting software is a joke, i can't even get it to run with skype ( mind you, that might be skypes problem too). Too many programs just don't support it yet or the driver for it are bad. The time i have spent trying to get this to work is more than its big price tag… Think long and had before jumping down this rabbit hole. I may even go back to my old web cam.
Does it really even need Logitechs software to be installed? I haven't tested this model but I normally just plug in cameras and off I go.
Yeah theres this review for sure, and then the millions of others you can google up praising it (tech sites etc)
I don't have one so I dunno, but its one of the very few that supports Windows Hello (facial recognition login) and the only one made by a company you recognise / will be reasonably sure will keep updating drivers for Win10. The only others are Mouse (doesn't even have mic LOL) and Lilbit.
To be fair the user reviews for this are a little bit more mixed compared to their other webcams, which you can see on Amazon (US). For example 25% give it 2 star or below vs 9% for the C922. I've still wanted one since it was released because I love Windows Hello on my Surface.
Whats the point when 720 is pointless cause of Australia's internet…..
4k in house teleconferencing with your housemate or grandma haha lol
Aus internet can't even support 4K down, let alone up.
It was $211 at computer alliance with the 20%off 2weeks ago.
Is HDR actually a realtime hardware feature or just software based?
I have one. Great quality camera. I do a lot of video conf. for work and quite a few people have commented about how much better the footage at their end is compared to normal low quality cameras.
I bought it mostly for the Windows hello function.
This camera is meant for business videoconferencing use rather than the consumer market. It's a good cam but the software isn't as intuitive (or well-featured) as the C922 (which integrates with the Logitech Gaming Software suite)
Just need the 922 with a Windows Hello sensor please. :)
My dream of being a webcam hoe is getting closer