Logitech’s BRIO 4K HDR webcam comes within $2 of all-time low at $146 shipped

Reg. $165+/$146

Amazon is offering the Logitech BRIO 4K Ultra HD Webcam for $145.95 shipped. With a $200 list price, and normal going rate of around $165 over the past few months, today’s deal comes within $2 of the low that we’ve tracked, marking the second-best discount that we’ve seen all-time. While most laptops and many all-in-one desktops have a built-in webcam, even Apple is still only using 720p sensors in their latest machines. Well, Logitech’s BRIO 4K webcam is the perfect video upgrade to any office setup. Whether you’re a Twitch streamer or just want a better look for your Zoom calls, the BRIO 4K delivers HDR quality to your computer. There’s even a built-in ring light that automatically adjusts its brightness depending on your ambient environment to have a well-lit image. Rated 4.6/5 stars.

On a tighter budget? The Logitech C920x is a great alternative. It ditches the 4K HDR sensor for a 1080p alternative, but is still great for delivering a higher-end video calling experience to your setup. Plus, at just $60, it comes in at $90 below today’s deal, saving you over 50% from the BRIO 4K above.

If your home office doesn’t have wired networking, then you might not be able to use a 4K webcam for video calls. Well, that is, until you upgrade to Wi-Fi 6. The latest wireless technology delivers near-Gigabit speeds without having to plug in a cable, something that I’ve been searching for since I moved into my first apartment. I love how fast Wi-Fi 6 is for even older devices in my home, and right now you can pick up the TP-Link Archer AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 Router for $99, which is a $40 drop from its normal going rate.

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