PowerConf C200 vs Brio 500 Comparison

Compare PowerConf C200 vs Brio 500 side by side: specs, ratings, pros and cons, and which one fits your room best.

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Logitech Brio 500
Brio 500

At a Glance

PowerConf C200

The Anker PowerConf C200 is a compact budget 2K webcam aimed at home offices and everyday calls. It records 2560 × 1440 at 30 fps on a 5 MP sensor, with autofocus, a selectable 95° / 78° / 65° field of view, dual stereo mics, and a built-in privacy cover switch.

Best For
Budget buyers
Res.
2K (2560 x 1440)
View
95°
Autofocus
Yes (15 cm to 3 m)
Low Light
—
Mics
Dual stereo with AGC and noise cancellation
Shutter
Yes (built-in camera cover switch)
Connect
USB-C
Brio 500

The Logitech Brio 500 is a 1080p webcam with a 4 MP sensor, autofocus and RightLight 4 with HDR. It records 1080p at 30 fps or 720p at 60 fps and has a 90°, 78° or 65° field of view.

Best For
Hybrid workers
Res.
1080p
View
90°
Autofocus
Yes
Low Light
Yes (RightLight 4 with HDR)
Mics
Stereo
Shutter
Yes (integrated privacy shutter)
Connect
USB-C

Review Scores Compared

Expert Score

  • PowerConf C2008.1/10 Leads
  • Brio 5007.9/10

Image Quality

  • PowerConf C2008.7/10 Leads
  • Brio 5007.3/10

Low-Light Performance

  • PowerConf C2007.0/10
  • Brio 5008.0/10 Leads

Field of View & Framing

  • PowerConf C2008.3/10 Leads
  • Brio 5008.0/10

Microphone

  • PowerConf C2007.0/10
  • Brio 5007.0/10

Build & Privacy

  • PowerConf C2008.3/10
  • Brio 5008.3/10

Connection & Software

  • PowerConf C2009.0/10
  • Brio 5009.0/10

Why PowerConf C200 Beats Brio 500 (and Vice Versa)

Why PowerConf C200 beats Brio 500

  • Better image quality: 8.7 vs 7.3 out of 10
  • Max Resolution: 2K (2560 x 1440) vs 1080p
  • Megapixels: 5 MP vs 4 MP
  • Field of View: 95° vs 90°
  • Mic Range: 3 m vs 1.22 m

Why Brio 500 beats PowerConf C200

  • Better low-light performance: 8.0 vs 7.0 out of 10

Review-score leads of 0.5+ points out of 10 first, then specs where only one comes out ahead.

Full Specifications

General

PowerConf C200Brio 500
Best ForBudget buyersHybrid workers

Image

PowerConf C200Brio 500
Max Resolution2K (2560 x 1440) Better1080p
Max Frame Rate30 fps30 (1080p), 60 (720p)
Sensor1/2.7" CMOS—
Megapixels5 MP Better4 MP
Field of View95° Better90°
AutofocusYes (15 cm to 3 m)Yes
HDR—Yes (RightLight 4 with HDR)
Light Correction—Yes (RightLight 4 with HDR)
Digital Zoom—4 x
AI Framing—Auto-framing (Logi Tune)
Video FormatMJPEG / YUV—

Audio

PowerConf C200Brio 500
MicrophonesDual stereo with AGC and noise cancellationStereo
Mic Range3 m Better1.22 m
Noise ReductionYes—

Design & Privacy

PowerConf C200Brio 500
Privacy ShutterYes (built-in camera cover switch)Yes (integrated privacy shutter)
MountingAdjustable clip/standDetachable universal clip (laptops, monitors)
Tripod Thread1/4 in thread—
Weight—121 g
Dimensions—110 x 31.5 x 31.5 mm

Connectivity

PowerConf C200Brio 500
ConnectionUSB-CUSB-C
Cable Length—1.5 m
SoftwareAnkerWorkLogi Tune
Operating SystemsWindows 7+, macOS 10.11+—

In the Box

PowerConf C200Brio 500
Warranty—1-year limited hardware

Identifiers

PowerConf C200Brio 500
Model NumberA3369—

Takeaways

  • It's a tie on our rating (4/5) between PowerConf C200 and Brio 500, so choose on the rows that matter most to you.
  • Choose PowerConf C200 for budget buyers.
  • Choose Brio 500 for hybrid workers.

Pros and Cons

PowerConf C200

PROS

  • 2K at 30 fps
  • Autofocus, 95/78/65° view
  • Stereo mics with noise cancellation
  • Built-in cover switch

CONS

  • No HDR listed
  • Small 1/2.7-inch sensor

Brio 500

PROS

  • RightLight 4 with HDR
  • Autofocus, 90/78/65° view
  • Integrated privacy shutter
  • Auto-framing in Logi Tune

CONS

  • 1080p30 maximum
  • USB-C only

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Quick Verdict

  • PowerConf C200 8.1Best overallLeads in Image Quality, Field of View & Framing
  • Brio 500 7.9Leads in Low-Light Performance