Does the Logitech Brio 4K support Windows Hello?

Yes, on the recorded evidence. The Logitech Brio 4K records infrared support as yes, and infrared authentication support is in the recorded feature list. Its recorded description names infrared support for platform authentication, and its recorded audience is people who need 4K capture or Windows Hello style authentication and are willing to pay for it.

What the record settles

• Infrared support: yes.
• Recorded feature: infrared authentication support.
• Resolution: up to 4K at 30 fps, and 1080p at 60 fps.
• Focus: autofocus.
• Field of view: adjustable.

Infrared is the part that matters for authentication. A camera that records infrared support has an imaging path for the face recognition that a sign-in flow uses, which is why the record ties it to platform authentication rather than to general image capture.

What it does not settle

No platform version is recorded. Nothing in the data names a specific Windows release, an edition, or an enrolment procedure, so we cannot tell you that the camera works with the authentication flow on any particular machine. There is also no record of a driver, of an application requirement, or of how the camera is enrolled.

For comparison, the Elgato Facecam in our catalogue records no infrared specification at all, so on the recorded data the Brio 4K is the one of the two webcams we hold that can answer this question.

Verification state

Every value here was read from the manufacturer's own domain and has not been checked against a specific product page. It is the documented specification, not a confirmed result from our own use, and the specific platform support remains unverified.