Logitech Brio 300 vs StreamCam - Where are the differences?
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Where are the differences?
Let's take a closer look at the differences between the two webcams Brio 300* and StreamCam* from Logitech. The Logitech Brio 300 is from the year 2023 and thus newer. The Logitech StreamCam was launched in the year 2020.
Which webcam has the higher resolution?
The resolution is one of the most important factors for a webcam and therefore elementary for the purchase decision. The two webcams Logitech Brio 300 and Logitech StreamCam do not differ at this point. Both provide a maximum resolution of 1920 x 1080 px (FullHD). The resolution and frame rate factors are often also a reason why an external webcam is worthwhile. With most built-in webcams in notebooks, the resolution and frame rate is quite low.
Which webcam gives the better frame rate?
This brings us to the next important factor: the frame rate, or fps (frames per second). This specification describes how many frames per second can be recorded and played back. The higher the value, the smoother the picture runs.
However, the frame rate often varies depending on the resolution. Some devices have a higher framerate at a lower resolution. This is also the case here. At the top of the table you can find the resolutions with the corresponding framerate.
If a resolution of 1080p is chosen, the framerate of the two webcams will differ. In this case, the Logitech StreamCam* with 60 fps offers more. The Logitech Brio 300 runs here with a frame rate of 30 fps.
Field of view
The larger the field of view, the more of the environment a webcam can capture. However, a larger field of view is not necessarily better, as it can also capture more privacy. This is where the two webcams differed. The field of view is not adjustable for either webcam.
Is there a microphone installed?
With most webcams, there is an integrated microphone. For streaming or when no headset is available, this is beneficial. Both the Logitech Brio 300 and the Logitech StreamCam offer an integrated microphone. In both cases, it is an recording.
Cover panel
Some webcams have a cover bezel built in. This is only the case with the Logitech Brio 300*. With the Logitech StreamCam you have to do without this feature. The bezel protects the lens, but also provides privacy protection. Most of the time, the cover bezel is advertised for privacy. Of course, for some models, there are also additional options to cover the lens.
Is there a tripod?
In comparison, the Logitech StreamCam*} performs better here. This is because you can only attach a tripod with the webcam. The Logitech Brio 300 lacks this device. A tripod is interesting if the webcam cannot be attached directly to the screen or notebook. A tripod is also interesting for live streams.