Logitech BRIO 500 Webcam - 4 Megapixel, 60 fps, Graphite, USB-C

Meet a smarter, sharper way to show up on video calls with the Logitech BRIO 500 webcam. Engineered for modern workspaces and content creators alike, this compact camera delivers a clean, natural image in a range of lighting conditions thanks to auto light correction, while keeping you centered as you move with intelligent auto-framing. The Show Mode feature lets you highlight objects on your desk during demonstrations or presentations, making it easier to share tangible ideas with teammates or clients. With a sleek Graphite finish and USB-C connectivity, BRIO 500 is designed to blend into any setup—whether you’re streaming, conferencing, or collaborating remotely. Experience true-to-life detail at 4 megapixels and fluid motion at 60 fps, all in a compact form factor that fits neatly on any monitor or laptop lid. This webcam is built to support your day-to-day communications with reliability, clarity, and a touch of professional polish.

• High-detail 4 Megapixel video at up to 60 fps delivers crisp, lifelike images with smooth motion for video calls, streaming, and recordings.
• Auto Light Correction adapts to low-light or mixed lighting conditions so you always look your best, even when your environment isn’t perfectly lit.
• Auto-Framing keeps you centered in frame as you move during a meeting, reducing the need for manual adjustments and helping you stay present in the conversation.
• Show Mode enables you to present objects on your desk with confidence, making it easier to illustrate ideas, share products, or demonstrate how items work in real time.
• USB Type-C connectivity combined with a Graphite finish for a modern, plug-and-play experience that works with a wide range of devices and setups.

Technical Details of Logitech BRIO 500 Webcam

• Resolution: 4 Megapixel (1/1.8" or similar sensor spec as described in product entry)
• Frame rate: up to 60 frames per second for smooth motion
• Interface: USB Type-C for fast, universal connectivity
• Finish: Graphite to complement contemporary workstations
• Key features: Auto Light Correction, Auto-Framing, Show Mode for desk demonstrations

how to install Logitech BRIO 500 Webcam

• 1) Unbox the BRIO 500 and locate the USB-C cable and camera. Place the camera on your monitor or desk at a comfortable eye level.
• 2) Connect the USB-C end of the cable to a USB-C port on your computer. Ensure the connection is secure and the computer recognizes the device.
• 3) Open your preferred video conferencing or streaming application and select the BRIO 500 as the active camera in the video settings. This ensures your video feed comes from the Logitech webcam.
• 4) Adjust the camera position for optimal framing. Aim to have your eyes near the upper third of the frame and ensure there is not excessive backlighting behind you for the best auto light correction results.
• 5) During your call or presentation, take advantage of Show Mode to highlight objects on your desk as you discuss them. This mode is designed to help you present ideas more clearly without switching devices.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What are the main advantages of the BRIO 500 compared to standard webcams?

  A: The BRIO 500 offers a 4 MP sensor with 60 fps for smooth, high-detail video, auto light correction for better visibility in dim environments, auto-framing to follow your movements, and Show Mode to present objects on your desk—features that elevate everyday video calls and presentations beyond basic webcams.

• Q: What is the video resolution and frame rate?

  A: It delivers 4 Megapixel video at up to 60 frames per second, providing sharp detail and fluid motion for video calls and streams.

• Q: What kind of connection does BRIO 500 use?

  A: The webcam uses USB Type-C for a modern, reliable connection compatible with many laptops and desktops supporting USB-C interfaces.

• Q: What color and design options are available?

  A: The BRIO 500 comes in a Graphite finish, offering a sleek, professional look that fits seamlessly into contemporary workspaces and setups.

• Q: Are there any on-device controls or software required?

  A: The primary features—Auto Light Correction, Auto-Framing, and Show Mode—function as part of the camera’s built-in capabilities. Depending on your setup, you may also use standard video conferencing software settings to tailor brightness, contrast, and framing further.