IT Home reported on March 6 that Logitech today launched the MX Brio 4K webcam, which supports 4K 30fps 1080p 60fps ** output, priced at 19999 USD (note from IT House: currently about 1440 RMB).
Logitech says the MX Brio's sensor is 70% larger in size per pixel compared to its predecessor, the Brio 4K. In addition, with face-based AI image enhancement technology, Logitech claims that the camera's face visibility and image detail are twice as high in low-light environments.
In addition, the MX Brio webcam allows users to manually adjust**, hue, brightness, field of view, and more using Logi Options+, Logi Tune, and G Hub software.
MX Brio Display Mode: The camera also features a new "Display Mode" that allows users to share their work on their desktop by simply tilting the webcam. In addition, the camera features two beamforming microphones to reduce background noise and an integrated privacy baffle.
The IT Home summary MX Brio 4K webcam parameters are as follows:
Without clips: 44 mm high, 98 mm wide, 36 mm deep and 137 grams.
With mounting clip: height 62 mm, width 98 mm, depth 52 mm, weight 176 g.
Graphics: 4k 30fps 1080p 60fps
Sensor: 85MP Sony Starvis
Diagonal field of view (DFOV): 90° 78° 65°
Microphone: Dual beamforming microphones with a maximum pickup range of 12 meters.
Wire: 15m detachable C2C cable with USB 3 support0
Logitech also announced a commercial version of the MX Brio 705 camera with RightSight auto-framing, support for keeping the speaker on screen**, and certification for collaboration software such as Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Zoom.
Available in two colors, Graphite Black Pearl White, the MX Brio Webcam is available in Graphite Black and Pearl White, and it was available in March of this year at a price of $199$99 (currently about 1440 RMB).
The MX Brio 705 Commercial Edition is only available in Graphite Black,** also in 199$99.
For reference, the current BRIO 4K camera is also priced at $199$99, JD.com is now priced at $889.