Problems With Logitech Web Camera

I bought this web cam because my earlier Logitech camera was good, but produced horrid video when there was insufficient lighting. This Brio cam has done very well in the same situation. You hardly notice the change from daylight to night under limited lighting conditions. I also liked the field options and zooming capability. Also - BH delivered device on time.

Logitech was doing a terrible job of supporting the Mac. It seems they have changed their ways. I don’t need 4k for what I do. These Brio 500’s are all I need. 1080p/30 is great for web production and streaming (Zoom etc.) The LogiTune Mac app (accessed from the menu bar) allows you to independently customize the zoom range for wide, medium, and closeup shots. You can also change all the image balance adjustments. I’m currently using two of these webcams (rose & black) with OBS. The webcam color is identified in the Logitech app, so I know which cam I’m adjusting. Mostly, I only need to change gain and exposure to get a great picture. Of course, with any webcam with a small sensor, good lighting is a must. I use a budget setup with two Chinese globe lanterns in front (soft light LED bulb) combined with a hair light for 3 point lighting. These are a very affordable option for HD production, Zoom streaming, or other web-based production needs. I’m very happy with them. They are better than the old iPhone 5 I used previously as a webcam.

Works great with logitech camera.

Love the price. The keyboard and mouse work well - no problems. I've always had good experience with Logitech products, and this one is on par with others I've purchased. Can't beat it!

I have had my Logitech Slim Combo case for my iPad Pro 10.5” since early November. I absolutely love it! I just wish there was a way to keep the keyboard on it full time without taking it off. However, it’s a lot more protected than with the Apple keyboard that does not cover my whole iPad. Two questions I had to ask myself before purchasing my keyboard case: What’s the point in purchasing a keyboard that doesn’t double as a protective case? After reading massive reviews there were problems in blue tooth connections. Why buy an expensive case that doesn’t use power directly from the iPad connection? I’m going to have this for a very long time why start out with problems?

I bought two Logitech F510s. I used Logitech Rumblepad 2 for about 2 years and when it broke I was looking for a replacement. I saw F510 and it seemed like a natural choice except that the reviews said that it had problems with its wireless reception. I looked at other gamepads too but decided to stick with Logitech. And I couldn't be more glad that I did. For me, I have not yet experienced any problems with wireless reception even though I don't use the cord extender and the nano receiver isn't facing the gamepad. I do have to say that I play very close to my laptop (1-2m/2-4ft). But for me, the familiar feel of F510 in my hands, good button layout, and seamless wireless connection just explains why I keep buying Logitech products. One bad thing I did notice is that RT and LT are indeed quite heavy. Also, RB and LB don't feel very smooth unlike on Rumblepad 2. I don't use RT and LT that much but if you do, I would think you might want to take this into account

I own a number of Logitech products. I have had little or no problems with any of them, and this extends to this keyboard. Well lit, key motion is smooth, and sturdy. The only complaint, and I use that term loosely, is there is no backspace key. Outstanding keyboard and will continue to purchase Logitech products. All of these accolades also are extended to B&H. Always a wide variety of products to choose from, at great prices, and outstanding customer service. Highly recommend them.

I use this KB by daily use no problems never W/Logitech products the illuminated keys on the night is excellent the old one I have is 5 years old and works very well I strongly recommend this KEY BOARD.

Works well. We've been shooting a web series and storing the footage on the disk. We've had no problems. Easy to store and transfer data.

Works. Relatively easy set up. Could use a web-based interface. Hasn't given me any problems after a week in use. Good for home.