The mic performs noise cancellation, but you can't turn it off or adjust it, and I heard quite a bit of popping and tinniness on my end. It's got a built-in mic, though the audio is disappointing. It doesn't currently work with MacOS Monterey, so I couldn't test that, but the company promises an update to support the latest version of the OS within the next couple of months. It also allows you to save presets for all the adjustable settings. For instance, the manual white balance actually works well along a continuum rather than just giving you a choice between too pink or too green. Nexigo's software isn't pretty, but some of it's a lot more functional than much of what I've used. Scaled down to typical laptop viewing size, it looks good. There you can see noise and softness, though it's no worse than most 1080p webcams under $100. Don't expect great 1080p picture quality at full-size viewing or in low light, though. There's only so much you can do with the image quality on a basic 1080p 30fps webcam, but the Nexigo still delivers better video quality than many 720p laptop webcams, with relatively solid white balance and autoexposure, even across various lighting conditions. (It's the Creative Live Cam Sync 1080p V2, which remains a fine choice for Windows at an attractive $35 to $40.) It also supports Macs, something the camera it replaces doesn't. But I was quite surprised at how good this basic webcam is for just $40, much of which has to do with the software. Hopefully, though, you can find it at a discount.I had my doubts about this at first: There are so many small, unfamiliar brands on Amazon that it takes a lot more than a 4-plus star review to pique my interest. $199.99 MSRP is maybe a bit steep for a web cam, but I guess if you need a quality one this one won't be a disappointment. I feel that at the price I picked it up at, is the right price. No more password, just look at the camera and your at your desktop. I set this up for Windows Hello login, which is a breeze. I will probably try the appropriate software in the future to learn more about different functions. I have been able to zoom in to the distance I prefer (i'm not sure if this is an actual optical zoom camera, but I believe it is a digital type zoom) and also the field of view that I prefer through the G hub app. I am using it through my Logitech G hub, which has rudimentary options. I haven't installed the software for this cam yet and there may be much more functionality that I am missing out on still. I don't think it's sharpness is quite as good as the old Logitech C910 (which was excellent) it replaced, but it's not bad either (I would say it is very good). I have owned it under a month so far and I am pleased with it.

I wanted a camera with Windows Hello security log in. I purchased the Logitech BRIO 4K for a couple reasons.

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