The Brio 500 series optimizes lighting conditions while the Zone Vibe cancels outside noise.
Further nurturing the remote work ecosystem, Logitech is launching two new mid-tier product lines to meet workers’ needs: the Brio 500 webcams and the Zone Vibe wireless headphones.
The goal of these two product lines, according to Logitech (opens in new tab), is to offer “business-grade quality” equipment made out of recycled material at a relatively affordable price. For the webcams, interactivity is also a major factor as they all feature a Show Mode allowing users to tilt the camera around so they can include objects or sketches in their presentation. The headphones promise a comfortable fit and include noise-canceling microphones.
In total, there are five new devices: the Brio 500 webcam, Brio 505, Zone Vibe 100 headphones, Zone Vibe 125, and the Zone Vibe Wireless.
Starting with the webcams, they’re nearly identical to one another. However, the Brio 505 has a pair of noise-reducing beamforming mics inside. Beamforming (opens in new tab) refers to a type of microphone that is aimed in a specific direction to capture audio while excluding outside interference. It’s similar to a directional microphone but utilizes software instead of construction for its effect.
