Logitech Brio 500 review

The Brio 500 sits between the budget C920s and Logitech's 4K models. It stays at Full HD 1080p but adds AI-based face image correction and RightLight 4, Logitech's newer light correction, which the company says keeps you looking well lit in poor lighting. RightSight 4 auto-framing centers the image on you so you can stand or move a little without leaving the frame, though it needs the Logi Tune app, which is not available on ChromeOS. Show Mode lets you tilt the camera to share what is on your desk, a feature it shares with the MX Brio. Noise-reducing mics filter background sound so you can skip a headset in a quiet room. It is a good fit for office calls, but the 1080p ceiling and price close to the Brio 4K make it less compelling for streamers or anyone who wants the sharpest image.

Who it is for

Remote workers who want auto-framing and better light correction than the C920s without paying for 4K.

Price

$129.99 at Logitech's US store when checked.

Show Mode $129.99 Color Graphite In stock
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 9, 2026.

Key features

• Full HD 1080p with AI-based face image correction
• RightLight 4 automatic light correction
• RightSight 4 auto-framing through Logi Tune
• Show Mode to share your desk
• Noise-reducing mics

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Auto-framing keeps you centered when you stand or shift
• Strength: Newer RightLight 4 correction for poorly lit rooms
• Strength: Show Mode at a mid-range price
• Weakness: 1080p only
• Weakness: Auto-framing needs Logi Tune, which is not available on ChromeOS
• Weakness: Costs $40 less than the 4K Brio but $60 more than the C920s

Key facts

• Max resolution: Full HD 1080p
• Light correction: RightLight 4
• Auto-framing: RightSight 4, via Logi Tune
• Desk sharing: Show Mode
• Microphones: Noise-reducing

Where it ranks

Logitech Brio 500 is No. 8 in our Best Webcams verdict.