Razer Kiyo - Streaming Camera with Ring Lighting (USB Webcam, HD Video 720p, 60 FPS, Autofocus, Camera Clip, Tripod Connection) Black
Razer Kiyo - Streaming Camera with Ring Lighting (USB Webcam, HD Video 720p, 60 FPS, Autofocus, Camera Clip, Tripod Connection) Black
Razer Kiyo - Streaming Camera with Ring Lighting (USB Webcam, HD Video 720p, 60 FPS, Autofocus, Camera Clip, Tripod Connection) Black
Razer Kiyo - Streaming Camera with Ring Lighting (USB Webcam, HD Video 720p, 60 FPS, Autofocus, Camera Clip, Tripod Connection) Black
Razer Kiyo - Streaming Camera with Ring Lighting (USB Webcam, HD Video 720p, 60 FPS, Autofocus, Camera Clip, Tripod Connection) Black
Razer Kiyo - Streaming Camera with Ring Lighting (USB Webcam, HD Video 720p, 60 FPS, Autofocus, Camera Clip, Tripod Connection) Black
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Razer Kiyo - Streaming Camera with Ring Lighting (USB Webcam, HD Video 720p, 60 FPS, Autofocus, Camera Clip, Tripod Connection) Black

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  • Multi-Step Ring Light With adjustable lighting levels. Ring Light. Camera. Action. Forget setting up several lights just to get decent on-camera illumination. The Razer Kiyo maintains even and flattering lighting on you, and eliminates harsh shadows. Plus, with adjustable brightness levels, getting the right amount is a breeze.
  • 720p 60FPS HD Video For high streaming quality. Sharper and Smoother. With 720p resolution at 60 fps, the Razer Kiyo maintains visual fidelity when you stream. This means that viewers can be completely immersed the way you are, with footage just the way you see it in-game. Also streams in 1080 resolution at 30fps for Full HD.
  • Compatible with Open Broadcaster Software and Xsplit For easy live streaming. Made for Ultimate Compatibility. The Razer Kiyo supports streaming on popular platforms like Open Broadcaster Software and Xsplit, so you can continue using your preferred streaming platform of choice to reach your audiences.
  • Fast & Accurate Autofocus For seamlessly sharp footage. Always Stay in Focus. Thanks to fast and accurate autofocus, you don’t have to be conscious of keeping steady in front of the camera all the time. You’ll always look sharp and focused, so just can focus on putting on your best performance ever.
  • Compact & Portable With a complete mobile streaming setup. Compact & Portable. Thanks to its compact and portable size, the Razer Kiyo is easy to pack in your backpack and take along when travelling or heading to a gaming convention.
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  1. MexicanJoker's avatar
    I need something mostly for work purposes, maybe the odd social call to family a few times a year

    How is this for the price?
    Jonwillis's avatar
    Decent. A good light source is the most important thing so having a ring light built in is good. Alternatives are c920 if there is enough light in the room and can do 1080 so a step above this. Going above that you are heading towards Brio 4k but they cost around £120. Then maybe insta link 360 but that's £250! (edited)
  2. GordonGekko's avatar
    I miss the days when these were £100+
  3. BenderRodriguez's avatar
    OF has never been more accessible, I'm so proud of all those empowered women making money out there!
  4. Neostar's avatar
    Does anyone know how good these are compared to the other versions?
  5. motionwerk's avatar
    This is Full HD webcam.
    joelfl2's avatar
    At 30 FPS, yeah.
  6. originalusername's avatar
    A recommendation for this camera. Used for work calls and people comment on the quality. I use the built in mic for calls and also recording videos.

    Only downside is sometimes having to trick the auto focus, but that is when I'm trying to show something close and then removing it. (edited)
  7. Sharif_Alam's avatar
    In 2024 we still have things at 720p?
    Jonwillis's avatar
    Webcams haven't changed much. Add to the fact no services use more than HD, some might been be limited below 720p.

    If you are making YouTube videos, sure you can go up-to even 8k. But then you likely need a video camera not a webcam.

    You also have to consider what people will pay. £30 sure, £100 Very few will spend that. Building a high spec webcam has r&d costs as well as higher material costs. In summary it's just not worth it. Higher spec video needs more CPU power, so costs rise across the board.

    I see it as mostly c920 (£40), brio 4k (£110), insta360 link (£250), Sony mirrorless + lens + capture card (£900). Capture cards can be fiddly, whilst webcams just work.

    If you want better quality without extra cost. Look at using your phone. Plenty of apps that will work. That's because your phones are built in bulk to keep costs down, and it has all the processing power required for the rest of the phone. It's just not a dedicated webcam so you'll need to set it up each time. (edited)
  8. itsvinod2k's avatar
    I have been looking for a webcam for work from home calls. I learnt other team members just join video from their iphone or so on teams call and then also join teams from PC without webcam. In the call its just shows as one person not joined via two devices and the iphone cam is very good in low light as well
    So really thinking if this is really needed now hmm
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