Logitech announced the MX Brio, a webcam that can shoot in 4K just like a regular Brio, but has a sensor with 70 percent more pixels. According to Logitech, the webcam provides a better image than the Brio in poor lighting conditions.

the MX Brio It supports a resolution of up to 3840 x 2160 pixels and can do so at 30 fps, just like the Brio from 2017. The MX version also supports 60 fps at a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. The MX Brio can zoom up to four times and uses an 8.5-megapixel Sony Starvis sensor. The MX Brio’s field of view is between 90 and 65 degrees, and the webcam has two beamforming microphones.

The webcam comes with a clip to be hung on the screen, and it can also be tilted with that clip, so the user can show what is on his desk. The dimensions of this clip-on webcam are 62x98x52mm. With the clip, the webcam weighs 176 grams, and without the clip, it weighs 137 grams.

Logitech says it’s using artificial intelligence to improve automatic light correction. The MX Brio should provide “poor visibility of faces and poor detail” “in less than ideal lighting conditions” compared to the regular Brio. Users can adjust lighting, color, and field of view using Logitech software, and the webcam has a shutter for privacy. Logitech is also releasing a business version of the webcam: the MX Brio 705 for Business, which comes with business software. The consumer version comes in light and dark gray for 229 euros; The Business model costs €249 and comes in Dark Gray only.