Buy the EMEET C960.

Same 1080p basics, wider view, better mics, less money.

What was compared

Logitech Brio 101 Full HD 1080p Webcam for Streaming and Meetings - Black | 1080p with aut... — $36.00
EMEET C960 1080P Webcam with Microphone, 2 Mics, 90° FOV, Computer Camera | USB Type-A & A... — $27.07

1. 90° field of view beats the Brio's 58°
The Brio 101 is famously narrow, so much so users complain it looks zoomed-in unless you sit far back. The C960's 90° FOV actually fits your face, shoulders, and background without you awkwardly repositioning your laptop.
2. Two noise-cancelling mics vs one
The C960 runs dual omnidirectional mics built to filter background noise, while the Brio 101 has a single built-in mic with no such processing. On a call with a barking dog or a noisy house, that difference is the whole point of a webcam mic.
3. USB-C adapter included, Brio 101 is USB-A only
The C960 ships with both a USB-A cable and a USB-A-to-C adapter, so it plugs straight into modern ultrabooks and MacBooks. The Brio 101 locks you into USB-A, meaning a dongle if your laptop only has USB-C ports.
4. Cheaper for the same core job
At $27.07 versus $36, the C960 costs less while matching the Brio 101 on the fundamentals both are 1080p, fixed-focus, plug-and-play webcams. Paying nine dollars more for a narrower, single-mic camera makes no sense here.
5. Yes, Logitech has the bigger name. Doesn't matter here.
The Brio 101 carries 7,481 ratings at 4.4 stars and Logitech's reputation, EMEET can't match that track record on paper. But this is a basic plug-and-play webcam, not a system you're trusting for years of heavy use, and the C960's wider view and better mics matter more day to day than brand recognition alone.