Razer Kiyo Pro Webcam for Streaming, Gaming, Video Calls: Full HD 1080p 60FPS - Adaptive Light Sensor - HDR Enabled - Wide Angle Lens with Adjustable FOV - Works with OBS, Xsplit, Twitch, Zoom, Teams

I bought it when it still had...problems. When this cam was released the auto focus was entirely non-functional, something you'll likely see a lot in the reviews. For good reason. I wound up setting the focus manually, and if you did it was a great camera. The "HDR" (it's not true HDR) function is awesome, really useful in challenging light situations. This is a webcam you can throw into most rooms, click the "auto" buttons, and get a solid and usable picture. Dark rooms, bright rooms, dark rooms with a bright spot, no issues. From what I can tell it accomplishes this by running dual exposure settings, on alternating frames, and blending that into a single 30fps image. But I'm not a camera expert. I just know it can "contain" bright spots to avoid washing out the rest of the image, and reduces those bright spots to avoid overexposure. Specifically, it does a great job with bright spots on my bald head! Laugh it up, but it's a real challenge sometimes. The 60fps mode is also good, though you lose the "HDR" option. So as long as you can control and tune your lighting situation for it, you can get a solid 1080p60 video out of this. It's sharp, the colors are good, no complaints. It doesn't do 4K. You probably don't need to do 4K. For live streaming or teleconferencing, you absolutely don't need to do 4K. If you were doing pre-recorded video with it, being able to punch in without losing resolution would be nice, obviously. But for 90% of usage, 4K would be wasted...Razer knew this, which is why they released a 1080p camera while everybody else was scrambling to put 4K on their boxes. The Synapse software is...fine. I'm not a huge fan.

Great webcam! Been using it a few years for streaming for a good 3+ years now. I got it on a nice sale so it was a great value, good picture quality, and easy to install out the box. There is some additional software you can download from Razer but it isn't really necessary since I just installed it, tweaked some settings, and got it working in OBS. Zero complaints, it's been working great.

I have done extensive research into webcams. From the Logitech c920 all the way to the Insta360 Link and almost anything in-between! I have not personally used these webcams but I have watched enough videos, read tons of comments and forum posts that I feel I can give an educated review. Out of all the currently available webcams under $200 the Razer Kiyo Pro is by far the best when bought under $100. The color accuracy, low light performance, auto focus, field of view choices and crisp image make this the clear choice for those looking for a budget webcam for anything from zoom calls to live streaming! I even tested this against my Galaxy s9+ and though at 4k resolution the Galaxy s9+ performed better, its difficult to use on a computer and the quality is diminished using third party software. My Galaxy S9+ beats this webcam hands down doing local recording in 4k but that is to be expected. But when comparing both in 1080p I cannot tell a difference between the Razer Kiyo Pro and my Samsung Galaxy S9+ which is very impressive! You cannot get a better webcam at the $100-150 price range than the Razer Kiyo Pro as of 11/24/2023. The next best webcam would be the Insta360 Link, or using an actual high end $350+ camera with a $100 capture card to be able to capture it on your computer. Some newer camera's are coming with the ability to be captured directly by software like Open Broadcast Software (OBS) but they are still over the price of something like the Insta360 Link. But for my use case which is primarily for video calls with friends and family and live streaming a tiny square of myself in the corner of gameplay content the Razer Kiyo Pro is hands down the best choice!

Like: Works out of the box. Camera looks great (reminds me of a pancake lens). The image looks pretty clear, especially in low light. Dislike: Needs installation of Razer Synapse in order to unlock full functionality. MSRP is too much of a premium (I bought when it was ~50% off). Doesn't seem to work if connecting to USB hub. My use case: I needed something for work to display myself. I also wanted something that would work well in low light. Other smaller cameras could work but I didn't care for the image quality or the "value" of them. I also tell myself I want to stream one day (hasn't happened yet and I don't think it will). Anyway, my initial budget was around $70 and I was going in the direction of getting a Logitech webcam, but seeing the price of this caught my eye. Although it was above what I wanted to spend, I rationalized to myself "if I spend a little more, I can get a $200 webcam for $100." I looked into this product and the consensus seemed to be this: if the price of this product were lower (than MSRP), then it would be heartily endorsed. Otherwise, it would be labeled as a "it's good, but..." product, meaning that the product itself is fine but the something about it (in this case, the price) makes people reserve their full endorsement. Setup itself took a little bit, mostly because I can be a bit of a Neanderthal at times. Once I got it working, the image quality was clear and it dawned upon that I ought to lose some weight. Anyway, this is a great webcam and I have not had a problem with it

Ottimo refresh, risoluzioni e colori. Pessimo software.

A qualidade dessa webcam é extremamente absurda, pode comprar sem medo.

You are buying from a vendor who's not a registered reseller according to Razer. My camera stopped working after a couple of months, and I learn this is not covered under warranty because of who I bought it from, I'm assuming amazon can't help either but I'll try.

he Razer Kiyo Pro has completely elevated my streaming and video call setup. From the moment I plugged it in, I was impressed by the crystal-clear image quality, even in low light conditions. The adaptive light sensor really works—it adjusts perfectly to my environment without needing any manual tweaks. I also love how smooth and natural the 60fps video looks, especially for streaming and presentations. The wide-angle lens options are a nice bonus, giving me flexibility depending on the context. It’s plug-and-play with no issues on my Mac and PC, and it feels sturdy and premium. For anyone doing remote work, content creation, or live streaming, I can’t recommend this webcam enough. It’s reliable, professional-grade, and worth every penny.

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