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Best Webcam for Video Calls: Logitech C920 vs Brio 100 vs C270

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Laptop webcams are usually the weakest part of a work-from-home setup, and the upgrade doesn’t have to be expensive. The three things that change how you look and sound on calls are resolution, low-light correction and the microphone. This guide compares three Logitech webcams on those.

Quick picks

Comparison

C920 HD Pro Brio 100 C270
Video (as listed) 1080p/30 fps or 720p/30 fps 1080p 720p/30 fps
Field of view 78° diagonal Not in bullets 55° diagonal
Focus Autofocus, 5-element glass lens Not in bullets Not in bullets
Light correction RightLight 2 RightLight, “up to 50%” brighter vs previous gen (maker) RightLight 2
Microphone Two mics Built-in mic Noise-reducing mic, up to 1.5 m
Privacy shutter Not listed Integrated slide cover Not listed
Stores IN + UK IN + UK IN + UK

Logitech C920 HD Pro

Logitech lists 1080p/30 fps, a 78° field of view, autofocus with a five-element glass lens, two microphones and RightLight 2 for dim rooms. It also works with Logitech’s Capture app for recording. Pick it if you’re on calls daily or record video. Skip it if a privacy shutter is a must.

Logitech Brio 100

1080p with a slide-over privacy cover, a built-in mic and plug-and-play support for Teams, Zoom and Google Meet. Logitech’s “up to 50% brighter” claim is relative to its own previous webcams. Pick it for a clean 1080p setup with privacy. Skip it if you want autofocus listed explicitly.

Logitech C270

720p/30 fps, a narrow 55° view, a mic rated for voices up to 1.5 metres, a universal clip and broad OS support including ChromeOS. Pick it for occasional calls or a second machine. Skip it if you share frame with a colleague — 55° is tight.

What the listings don’t tell you

Bottom line

Daily calls: C920. Privacy shutter and 1080p: Brio 100. Occasional calls on a budget: C270.