While there is no 4K option like the Brio, it doesn't always make sense to stream in 4K, which makes the StreamCam a good choice for anyone with a C920 or C922 looking for something with more features. You'll just need a USB-C to USB-A 3.0 adapter, and you can usually find a two-pack for around $10. This isn't a huge issue if you have a motherboard that was made in the last couple of years, as most come with a USB-C port, but if you don't have one you can still use Logitech's new webcam. The StreamCam also opts for a USB-C connection instead of a USB-A. If you care more about framerate over exposure, you might not get a perfect 60fps in super low light situations. Not having a good light source could cause a dip in framerate since the aperture needs to open wider to let more light in. Unlike Razer's Kiyo, the StreamCam does not have a built in light.

Resolution for video recording and streaming: 1080p at 60 fps 2.1MP sensor. However, you might want to think about getting a good secondary light source if you don't already have one anyway. Logitech StreamCam Plus Webcam with Tripod mount (Graphite) Sold as 1 Each. We were able to briefly test it under soft room lighting, and the resulting image looked well-lit and balanced. F/2.0 is a wide maximum aperture, so the StreamCam could be used in low light situations and still churn out a decent image. But what stands out to here is the f-number.

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