Logitech Brio or Dell Ultrasharp for stacked monitors and Windows Hello login

For those of us that want a Windows Hello capable webcam and also have stacked monitors (one above the other), which webcam works best? In this video we compare the Logitech Brio and the Dell Ultrasharp webcams.
Short summary:
Brio:
+ smaller (monitors can be closer)
+ specify color temperature of white balance
- sometimes defaults to laptop integrated camera
Ultrasharp:
+ prioritize external webcam
+ not Logitech
~ AI pan and zoom
- bigger (monitors have to be further apart)
- can't manually pan
We decided on the Brio primarily because of the size and mounting options; however, it is frustrating that the Windows Hello feature can't be used sometimes because the integrated webcam is used instead of the Brio - something that doesn't happen with the Ultrasharp.
Hope that this video helps you in your purchase decision!

[@unvjustintime1]

When you undock does the internal webcam for windows hello get re-enabled?

[@BradStone-1]

Hi JR. Yes, for both cameras, the internal webcam gets re-enabled - which is a big deal. However, the Brio continues to occasionally use the laptop camera when docked even though it is "disabled" in the system preferences. Kind of frustrating.

[@fidahmed1]

So which one you would say is better that the other?

[@BradStone-1]

Hi Fida. Both have pros and cons. I like the physical camera size of the Brio, but the fact that the Brio doesn't deactivate my internal laptop camera is very, very annoying. Both have good picture quality. The fact that the Dell can prioritize itself over the external camera is huge, but it can't manually pan. Neither camera is a clear winner, so it depends on what you value most. All the best!