Is there any technical difference between this Logitech Brio 4k and the Logitech Brio Stream?

I've searched the internet and the Logitech Srite and can't find any differences except in price.

In particular, on the Logitech site I can only find a useful technical specification for the Logitech Brio 4k, but not for the Logitech Stream - so no direct point by point comparison is possible.

Question

Is there any technical difference between this Logitech Brio 4k and the Logitech Brio Stream?

I've searched the internet and the Logitech Srite and can't find any differences except in price.

In particular, on the Logitech site I can only find a useful technical specification for the Logitech Brio 4k, but not for the Logitech Stream - so no direct point by point comparison is possible.

Accepted Answer

Before deciding to buy the Brio 4k, I did a lot of research on the internet and found no difference, except for the higher price. On Youtube there is this comparison (English) https://www.youtube.com/watch. The producers of this video claim to have phoned Logitech support and to have received the answer "Both models are identical". I am very satisfied with the Brio 4k, Windows Hello works perfectly and I have never had any complaints from the other party about picture or sound problems during video transmissions of any kind.

Answer

This is an old question, but it can easily explain the difference. An important but for many users not important point is that the "Standard Brio" can also be used as a content camera for video conferencing solutions. The Stream cannot. Shown here using a Microsoft Teams room system: https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/microsoftteams/rooms/content-camera

Answer

The answer I have now read seems to be even simpler, at least if you believe Computerbild:

"There are two variants of the Logitech webcam on retailers' shelves: the Brio 4K and the Brio 4K Stream Edition. This causes confusion among users. In terms of hardware, both cameras are identical. The Stream Edition only includes a twelve-month premium licence for the streaming programme XSplit. This alone costs 60 euros. The software is useful for streamers who work with several cameras simultaneously, for example. The price difference between the two Brio versions is about 10 euros. We had the Logitech Brio 4K Stream Edition available for testing."

Answer

Is the cam good for streaming, has anyone tested it yet?

Search

Question about Logitech Brio

Offers

Related articles

Rocksresort Laax: win a stay for 4 people