The camera can be used with a resolution of 1080p (1920 x 1080 pixels), but only at 30 frames per second (fps), not 60 fps. The maximum frame rate at 1080p is 30 fps. For use in low light, the camera has Rightlight 4 technology with HDR, which offers automatic light correction and therefore ensures a clear image even in poor lighting conditions.

Good day Basically yes. It depends on the settings on the PC/Mac/Linux. LG - roland albert roth

I have plugged an adapter from USB-C to USB-A socket in between. It says on it: one side: 10Gbps, other side: 480 Mbps. The adapter has a blue inlay which suggests USB 3.0 specification (however, I can no longer get through the USB specifications). I use the camera for video calls on a weekly basis and have not noticed any limitations so far.

For all colours the resolution is 4 mpx. Thank you very much for pointing this out, the incorrect information will be corrected shortly.

USB-C as per photos on manufacturer website - see https://www.logitech.com/en-us/products/webcams/brio-505-webcam.960-001454.html - cable is 1.5m long. Not so familiar with UBS cables, think they come with a CS dongle ?

Hello - The camera does not have an adhesive strip (the shiny one at the back at the bottom is a non-slip pad) - the camera is placed on top of the TFT and supported at the back, at the bottom (with this same non-slip pad). LG

There is an application (Logi Tune) that allows you to adjust various parameters (zoom, field of view, etc). The camera should be compatible with Windows 8 and later versions. However, the manufacturer does not specify whether there is a recommended monitor thickness. You can find the instructions for use via the following link: https://www.logitech.com/assets/66219/2/brio-500.pdf