The Logitech firm has expanded its catalog of web cameras with the new Brio 300, a family that stands out for offering a compact size and for its plug and play operation which means that to start using them we will not have to carry out any type of complicated configuration, it will be as simple as connecting them and that’s it.
At the design level, Logitech has opted for a rounded format and a tapered chassis. At the top we can see that they bring a physical shutter that allows us to completely block the lens, and they use a traditional clip-type fastening system. The connection to the computer is made using a USB Type-C cable. Scott Wharton, CEO of Logitech B2B, commented:
“We surveyed more than 3,000 remote workers and found that the majority of users who don’t use webcams face poor lighting conditions, unflattering camera angles, and low-quality sound coming from their laptop speakers. The Brio 300 series webcams are perfect for those who want to take the easy but substantial leap to significantly enhance their video conferencing experiences with an external webcam. And for companies that need to provide easy-to-use, certified webcams to employee workspaces both at home and in the office, Brio 305 is that budget option«.
Logitech’s Brio 300 series work with 1080p resolution, have high dynamic contrast, offer automatic light correction features, and come with a digital microphone with noise reduction. They are compatible with most video conferencing platforms, and are Certified for use with Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet. The Brio 305 series can be easily installed in different organizations and managed remotely using Logitech Sync, with all the value that this entails.
Logitech has confirmed that the recommended price of the Brio 300 series is €79.99.
