Logitech
The Logitech Brio 100 is an ultra‑budget Full HD webcam offering 1080p video at 30 FPS, RightLight 2 lighting enhancement and a built‑in omnidirectional microphone. It provides easy plug‑and‑play setup, a universal monitor clip, and a sliding privacy shutter, making it suitable for basic video calls and casual streaming.
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Current
$24.99
Average
$33.66
Lowest
$23.74
Highest
$58.75
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the Brio 100 as an excellent ultra‑budget webcam that delivers surprisingly sharp 1080p video, solid exposure handling and useful RightLight 2 illumination. They highlight the convenience of plug‑and‑play operation and Logitech’s software tweaks, but note the limitations of fixed focus, a narrow field of view, outdated USB‑A connectivity and a microphone that is too quiet for standalone use.
What Users Say
Everyday users appreciate the webcam’s crisp video quality, straightforward setup and the peace of mind provided by the sliding privacy shutter. Common praise centers on its value for money and sleek look, while recurring complaints focus on the tinny microphone, limited framing due to fixed focus and narrow FOV, and the insecure monitor clip.
Common Complaints
Tinny and quiet microphone with echo, fixed focus and narrow 58° field of view, insecure monitor clip that can slip, non‑detachable USB‑A cable limiting placement, and basic low‑light performance without HDR or digital zoom.
What People Are Saying
“Punches above its weight... highly recommend for upgrading video presence in Zoom or streaming”
How It Compares
vs. Logitech Brio 300
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Disadvantages
Choose Brio 300 if you need autofocus, a wider FOV, and modern USB‑C connectivity; stick with Brio 100 for the lowest cost.
vs. Logitech Brio 500
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Disadvantages
Brio 500 is suited for semi‑professional streaming or video work where higher frame rates and zoom matter; Brio 100 remains the budget choice.
vs. Logitech C920
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Disadvantages
C920 is a solid alternative if you value autofocus and a wider view without paying for newer features; Brio 100 is cheaper and adds a privacy shutter.
vs. Microsoft Modern Webcam
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Disadvantages
Microsoft Modern Webcam is better for Android users needing adjustable focus; Brio 100 is preferable for Windows/macOS users who want a built‑in shutter and RightLight 2.
