Brio 300 vs Kiyo Pro Comparison

Compare Brio 300 vs Kiyo Pro side by side: specs, ratings, pros and cons, and which one fits your room best.

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At a Glance

The Logitech Brio 300 is an entry-level 1080p webcam. It has a 2 MP sensor, fixed focus, a 70° field of view and RightLight 2 auto light correction.

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Best For: Students
Res.: 1080p
View: 70°
Autofocus: No (fixed focus)
Low Light: Yes (RightLight 2)
Mics: Mono
Shutter: Yes (integrated privacy shutter)
Connect: USB-C (attached cable)

Kiyo Pro

The Razer Kiyo Pro is a 1080p webcam with a Sony STARVIS IMX327 sensor and an adaptive light sensor. It records 1080p at up to 60 fps, with HDR at 30 fps.

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Best For: Dim rooms
Res.: 1080p at 60 fps
View: 103°
Autofocus: Yes
Low Light: Yes (adaptive light sensor, Sony STARVIS sensor)
Mics: Stereo omni-directional
Shutter: —
Connect: USB 3.0 (USB-C port on camera)

Review Scores Compared

Expert Score

Brio 3006.3/10
Kiyo Pro8.1/10 Leads

Visual Image Quality

Brio 3006.6/10
Kiyo Pro7.7/10 Leads

Autofocus & Low-Light

Brio 3004.5/10
Kiyo Pro9.0/10 Leads

FOV & Framing

Brio 3008.1/10
Kiyo Pro8.4/10 Leads

Privacy, Mount & Build

Brio 3007.5/10
Kiyo Pro9.4/10 Leads

Software & App Controls

Brio 3006.0/10
Kiyo Pro6.0/10

Connectivity & Port Interface

Brio 3006.1/10
Kiyo Pro7.9/10 Leads

Integrated Audio

Brio 3005.0/10
Kiyo Pro8.0/10 Leads

Why Brio 300 Beats Kiyo Pro (and Vice Versa)

Why Brio 300 beats Kiyo Pro

Field of View: 70° vs 103°
Weight: 74.6 g vs 196.3 g

Why Kiyo Pro beats Brio 300

Better autofocus & low-light: 9.0 vs 4.5 out of 10
Better integrated audio: 8.0 vs 5.0 out of 10
Better privacy, mount & build: 9.4 vs 7.5 out of 10
Better connectivity & port interface: 7.9 vs 6.1 out of 10
Better visual image quality: 7.7 vs 6.6 out of 10
Max Frame Rate: 60 fps vs 30 fps

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

Full Specifications

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General

	Brio 300	Kiyo Pro
Best For	Students	Dim rooms

Image

	Brio 300	Kiyo Pro
Max Resolution	1080p	1080p at 60 fps
Max Frame Rate	30 fps	60 fps Better
Sensor	—	Sony STARVIS IMX327
Megapixels	2 MP	2.1 MP Better
Field of View	70° Better	103°
Autofocus	No (fixed focus)	Yes Better
HDR	—	Yes (at 30 fps)
Light Correction	Yes (RightLight 2)	Yes (adaptive light sensor, Sony STARVIS sensor)
Digital Zoom	1 x	—
Aperture	—	f/2.0
Video Format	—	H.264
Resolutions & Frame Rates	1080p30, 720p30	—
FOV Presets	—	103° / 90° / 80°
Focus Type	Fixed focus	—

Audio

	Brio 300	Kiyo Pro
Microphones	Mono	Stereo omni-directional Better
Mic Range	1.22 m	—
Microphone Count	1	—

Design & Privacy

	Brio 300	Kiyo Pro
Privacy Shutter	Yes (integrated privacy shutter)	—
Mounting	—	Detachable L-shaped stand
Tripod Thread	—	1/4 in thread
Weight	74.6 g Better	196.3 g
Dimensions	65.6 x 53.1 x 45 mm (incl. mount clip)	—
Colors	Graphite \| Off-white \| Rose	—
Activity Light	Yes	—
Materials	Min. 48% recycled plastic (plastic parts)	—

Connectivity

	Brio 300	Kiyo Pro
Connection	USB-C (attached cable)	USB 3.0 (USB-C port on camera)
Cable Length	1.5 m	1.5 m
Software	Logi Tune	Razer Synapse
USB Standard	—	USB 3.0
Detachable Cable	No	—

In the Box

	Brio 300	Kiyo Pro
In the Box	Brio 300 with attached USB-C cable, user documentation	—
Warranty	1-year limited hardware	—

Identifiers

	Brio 300	Kiyo Pro
Model Number	—	RZ19-0364

Takeaways

Our pick: Kiyo Pro, with the highest spec-based rating (4/5).
Choose Brio 300 for students.
Choose Kiyo Pro for dim rooms.

Pros and Cons

Brio 300

PROS

Integrated privacy shutter
RightLight 2 light correction
USB-C plug and play
Very light at 74.6 g

CONS

Fixed focus
Mono mic, 70° view