Logitech MX Brio Ultra HD 4K Webcam $243.95 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Logitech MX Brio Ultra HD 4K Webcam $243.95 Delivered @ Amazon AUAffiliate
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Highly rated web cam, probably best price so far

  • Ultra HD 4K webcam: meet or stream in 4K resolution at 30fps or 1080p at 60fps, with our most advanced webcam sensor yet, with 70% larger pixels (1) for sharp image quality

  • AI-enhanced image quality: Experience 2x better face visibility with finer image details in difficult light (2), with auto-exposure, auto white balance, noise reduction, and autofocus

  • Curate Your Image: Fine controls (3) on this Ultra HD webcam let you adjust lighting and white balance, such as ISO, Shutter Speed, Tint, and Vibrance, or let Auto mode take care of it

  • Let Them Hear Your Every Word: Integrated dual beamforming noise-reducing microphones minimize background noise with the aid of AI to make sure you are clearly heard

  • Share Your Work: Tilt down your Logitech webcam to share notes and sketches on your desk with Show Mode, allowing for better collaboration on calls

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  • lucyr on 03/09/2024 - 16:06

    Anyone know how this is different to the standard Brio, or is this just the replacement model?

    • Slut on 03/09/2024 - 16:21
      +2

      I thought wow did I really pay this much for a Brio and your comment makes me realise this is an “Ultra”.

    • geekcohen on 03/09/2024 - 16:24
      +2

      Looks to be small little differences.

      Brio MX Brio
      4K/30fps (up to 4096 x 2160 pixels) 4K/30fps (3840x2160 pixels)
      Built-in mic: Stereo Dual Beamforming microphone for noise reduction
      Digital zoom: 5x Hardware zoom: 4x digital zoom
      Rightlight 3 with HDR for clear image in various lighting environments ranging from low light to direct sunlight. RightLight 5 with face-based image enhancement: auto-focus, HDR, white balance, exposure, for a clear image in various lighting environments ranging from low light to direct sunlight
      Focus type: Autofocus Focus type: Advanced Autofocus

      Just some of the things I picked out.

      Not sure if it is really worth the upgrade. If you have a Brio currently, I guess keep it. If you are upgrading and want 4K, got the MX Brio

      • hippo2s on 03/09/2024 - 17:52

        Err..huge differences to me, not small at all. MX has hardware zoom vs digital zoom that's a huge one to image quality. Beamforming mics if well designed makes a huge difference to sound on the other side too.

        I run a facecam (Elgato) so I have no bias, but if image quality and sound matters I feel MX has big enhancements over non MX Brio.

        Brio also doesn't have a physical shutter?

        FWIW Logi is a marketing company…so we don't know the quality till we see some comparisons

    • jasswolf on 03/09/2024 - 22:56

      It's better out of the box by far in terms of colour accuracy, but overall it's like most older 4K webcams in that the sensor is not well implemented. Here's a solid review.

      The Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra is a better product, and is slowly coming down in price in countries that allow third parties to sell it. If it reached $400 I would probably recommend it compared to this deal.

      Outside of this, the new Elgato Facecam Neo seems to do a good job for the price, but until you're getting up to the Kiyo Pro Ultra levels, you're probably better off spending about $8 USD and getting access to one of a couple of paid apps that unlocks 4K webcam quality from your smartphone, then buying a stand for that and putting in on charge while you use it.

      Plenty of software to link your phone to your PC, and if you're completely invested in the Apple ecosystem, you don't even need to spend the extra $8, just use Continuity Camera.

  • fixi on 03/09/2024 - 16:33
    +5

    CentreCom has it for $229 with free shipping https://www.centrecom.com.au/logitech-mx-brio-4k-ultra-hd-co…. Officeworks price beat should work too.

  • KRK6 on 03/09/2024 - 16:34
    +2

    $229 @CentreComOnline free delivery for registered users.

  • beltdrive on 03/09/2024 - 16:44
    +1

    a lot of money for a webcam that doesn't support Windows Hello

    • geekcohen on 03/09/2024 - 17:02
      +1

      My Brio supports Windows Hello and works super well.

      • Yowiefied on 03/09/2024 - 17:59
        +1

        Brio 4K does but the MX Brio doesn’t though I thought.

      • sunnysand9223 on 03/09/2024 - 18:32

        yeah you're talking about a different brio

    • orangutan on 03/09/2024 - 19:17

      Totally agree. Can’t imagine bandwidth required to stream decent 4K video, probably 20MB/s or 200mbps upload? If apply limit to upstream bitrate, I suspect quality might not be much better compared to 1080p, not sure what’s the point?

      • jasswolf on 03/09/2024 - 23:00

        If it handled compression decently you could make it work with 80-120 megabit/s, but USB bandwidth is easily 5-10 gigabit on ports these days, so it's not really an issue of bandwidth, just how processing and compression are implemented and the quality of the sensor and lens.

        • orangutan on 04/09/2024 - 04:10

          Wasn’t doubting USB but internet speed. Millions around Australia are on internet plans less than 100/20mbps, even 80mbps upload is going to be very challenging. I personally have not looked into internet plans that allows for 80 or 100 or 200mbps upload, maybe some 1Gbps plans have such allowance?

          Anyway, probably someone may find this useful and good value, I’m just not convinced it is. It does have crop function, maybe that’s useful? Reminds me of iPad’s center-stage front camera where it crops and tracks your movements, looks cool but all my colleagues complained it was distracting and made them dizzy…

          • jasswolf on 04/09/2024 - 14:11

            @orangutan: No one's transferring the raw or meagrely compressed video feed from a webcam directly onto the internet. GPUs in phones, TVs, set top boxes, and PCs (whether dedicated or integrated) come with built-in hardware encoders and decoders, and modern codecs such as HEVC and AV1 are built to make 4K30 video highly compressed.

            A simple image of a person's face with a static background can be done at about 6000 kbps without significant quality loss, and 4k60 high motion footage can be done via AV1 at about 20 Mbps. In the near-future, such machines will have ML/AI based methodologies for taking a single keyframe at the start of a call and then reconstructing a person's facial animations from specialised low bitrate footage, which will increase the compression ratio as much as 800:1.

            So video calling is about to become completely mainstream, but again from a webcam like this you're getting pretty noisy and lossy 4K video and I would not recommend this camera for that reason.

            Finally, 100/20 NBN tier is about to become 500/50, so that also alleviates the typical consumer's bottleneck, even in scenarios where notably lossy and/or specific AI compression are not applicable.

  • jjcf on 03/09/2024 - 17:54
    +1

    I assume you can only adjust this via the Logitech app, right? So my locked-down work laptop is still going to have awful colour balance and edgelord contrast settings.

    • superroach on 03/09/2024 - 17:57

      If its like the razor cams, you can set up your settings and it remembers it when you plug it in elsewhere

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