![]() Seriously this thing is all business with the name, picture, and brand being the first things you see. ![]() The Brio comes in a straight forward box without a lot of eye-grabbing details. Now the Brio boasts an impressive 4K resolution but is it the next logical step up for content creators looking to improve their presentation? What's In The Box This is the Brio 4K webcam from Logitech, a company that is no stranger to many streamers who have employed the C920 and 922 webcams in their setups previously. (It also requires an iPhone to act as a dedicated webcam.As 4K becomes more widely adopted by consumers, content creators are beginning to update their setups to match. The Desk View feature in Continuity Camera (coming in macOS Ventura) does something similar, though it provides two views–your desk and your face. It’s meant for you to angle the camera down to show something at your desk, giving viewers the same right-side-up view you have. On nifty trick: In the Logi Tune software, you can flip a toggle for “Show Mode.” When this is enabled, the camera can detect when it is pointing downward past a certain angle and will flip the video around 180 degrees. A quick turn of the right side of the webcam closes a physical cover in front of the camera lens, guaranteeing your privacy. It doesn’t make much force to turn the camera left and right, which it would sometimes do just from tugging gently on its USB-C cable as I adjusted my monitor. ![]() But I don’t really find I have to do that a lot, and the design has a critical flaw in that it allows the camera to easily swivel left and right in its magnetic dock. This makes it trivial to pop off the camera and move it to show something as needed. ![]()
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