With that said, it works perfectly and looks good in Zoom which is what I use 99% of the time. When you choose the camera it can take 5+ seconds to start to show the picture. This is supposed to be a 4K camera but is it running in 4K? Who knows. (In both LogiTune and G Hub.) For example, there’s no way that I can see to choose resolution or frame rate. It sits in your menu bar and lets you configure very basic settings.Īnd that is a problem: very basic settings. Having Face ID on the Mac would bring even more convenience to. Instead, I use another app called “LogiTune” and that works okay. Only the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro currently feature biometric authentication through Touch ID integrated into the keyboard. The Logi web page will have you download something called “G Hub” which I found pretty crummy. There are some cool things that it can do. But with all this pandemic time, I finally got a Logitech BRIO which is a 4K camera.
I've been using the Logitech C920 forever and it just about perfect. No drivers are needed, but you’ll want some software to configure it. Configuring a Logitech BRIO on a Mac with Camera Settings OK, with the Mac things are super automatic, so I normally just plug a webcam in and it works. I haven’t used the mic a lot but in quick tests it was okay. That allows me to angle it the way I want and it will stay there. Picture quality is good and I really like the way it attaches to my external monitor: it’s solid but not “screwed on”, it kind of sits on top of the monitor with an arm that has grippy rubber at the end.
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