The Razer Kiyo Pro is a very great camera - the detail it captures is great for a webcam and the colors are accurate. The Razer software is great and you can adjust quite a range of options including AF, HDR, FOV and the basic image processing options. Rating (1-10 ★ | No halves): Image Quality | 8★ Color Accuracy | 9★ Auto Focus (AF) | 10★ High Dynamic Range (HDR) | 9★ Field of View (FOV) | 10★ Overall | 9★ Price: While this is a very good camera - 210 EUR is way too much to pay for it, but you will often find it discounted at every website other than Razers own. The webcam has been selling on Amazon for 110 EUR since early May - THAT price is one that you would definitely want to buy this at. I would consider it competent for anything less than 160 EUR or so, above that I would give some others a second thought. Detailed Review: Auto Focus (AF) ------------------- • Reading/Watching the reviews a lot of people complained about the AF being wacky - this is not the case (ANYMORE) - After you upgrade your cameras firmware thru Razer Synapse or their Website, AF will work perfectly fine - it focuses on you and does not change much in either of the 2 modes: Passive and Responsive - the difference between them as well as their usage cases are pretty self explanatory, Passive hunts for a focus point less, and Responsive more frequently. You can also disable AF and adjust the lens focus manually even tho I would not recommend doing it. High Dynamic Range (HDR) ------------------- • On this Camera HDR has, just like AF, 2 modes - the 2 being Dark / Bright "Room". Overall the HDR is pretty satisfactory and introduces a much better end image quality, the only downside is the 30 FPS @ 1080p which in my opinion is still fine. Since I use the camera casually for video calls my lighting conditions change drastically inbetween separate calls. The Razer Software makes it very easy to change between the 2 modes when the other one is needed because of the lighting. The only thing you are gonna have to change other then the modes when switching between them is the brightness, the color settings (Saturation, Contrast, White Balance) are kept fine between the 2 modes. Field of View (FOV) ------------------- • The 3 FOV Modes/Degrees are Narrow, Medium, Wide. Said by Razer to be 80°, 90° and 103° respectively. Theres not much to say about 80 and 90 degrees, they look absolutely fine and do their job. And Im actually pretty impressed with the 103 degree mode as well - while the edge stretch is present it is minimal - ESPECIALLY for a webcam. • Image Quality ------------------- The image quality is satisfying. I only used it in 1080p so I can only talk about that. When viewed in a size equivalent of a (non-full screened) Zoom/Teams/Discord point of view all of the edges are sharp but not over-done, the detail is visible and the experience is overall enjoyable. When zoomed into it tho (full-screen on my 27" monitor) the edges become a little less clear in some cases and you can see start to see a bit of noise in the picture which I find perfectly fine because it is again not a 4k camera or something of the sorts. Color Accuracy ------------------- • The color is not 100% accurate with the "Default" preset from the Razer software but using the given customizable options (Contrast Saturation, White Balance [and Brightness]) you can get a very great color accuracy, and even more so if you use the advanced camera settings from windows. Overall nothing to complain about other than the oh so famous "blocks" of color when zooming on darker areas. Other Details ------------------- • The camera comes with a detachable USB-C (Camera-Side) to USB-A (PC-Side) cable as well as a very chic privacy cover. Upon registering the product on Razers webside you get a activation code for Razers very own "Virtual Ring-Light" software, it is pretty self explanatory - I see it maybe coming in useful for smaller creators or some business meetings but you most likely will not need it for casual video calls. Read more

Have used this webcam exclusively for Web Conferencing. Previously had a logitech brio 4k that would go blurry sometimes for no reason, so I replaced it with this one. No issues since, be it teams, webex, discord or slack. It just works. Read more

Come da titolo, una delle caratteristiche che differenzia la Kiyo Pro dalla versione "normale" è il sensore di luminosità adattivo, che insieme alle restanti caratteristiche della webcam, permettono ottime prestazioni anche in condizioni di scarsa luminosità. Nel mio caso, cercavo prima di tutto una webcam di qualità, ma anche un prodotto che quando non usato per il suo scopo principale, potesse funzionare bene anche per head ed eye tracking in giochi e simulatori. Una cosa che almeno sulla carta si può fare con qualsiasi webcam quantomeno decente, ma che diventa più difficile se lo si vuole fare con poca luce (condizione abituale di molte postazioni PC e in cui l'head tracking con sistemi IR resta il favorito). Non a caso, con una diversa webcam il tutto funzionava, ma solo a luci accese. I miei requisiti erano quindi di avere un prodotto che tanto per video quanto per tracking funzionasse bene con poca luce nella stanza e che allo stesso tempo mi permettesse di fare il tracking senza dover indossare clip/ricevitori e affini (come nei sistemi IR) e senza spendere i soldi di un Tobii (che costa ma probabilmente rimane il top a oggi). Posso dire tranquillamente che la Kiyo Pro ha soddisfatto tutti i miei requisiti: posso fare filmati e tracking senza dover accendere la luce della stanza e senza avere luci/lampade puntate in faccia. Ovviamente tutto il resto va di conseguenza, la webcam lavora a un massimo di 1080p @60 frame per secondo, si fissa bene sul bordo superiore del monitor (anche di quelli curvi) ha un led che indica quando viene utilizzata ma in dotazione viene dato anche un tappo per avere garanzia di privacy, ha 3 possibili settaggi per il FOV e tante altre cose interessanti. Queste però sono tutte cose che si trovano nella scheda tecnica, motivo per cui ho preferito basare la recensione su elementi più "pratici". p.s. il prezzo al momento dell'acquisto e della recensione (per prodotto venduto da Amazon) si aggira intorno ai 130€, che non è niente male considerando che di listino costerebbe 209,99 (idem se acquistata su shop ufficiale Razer). Read more

I’ve been using the Razer Kiyo Pro for my streams, and it’s a game-changer! The image quality is amazing, even in low light, thanks to its adaptive light sensor. 1080p at 60fps looks super smooth and sharp, and the HDR feature really makes colors pop. Plus, the wide-angle lens helps me capture just the right amount of space. If you’re looking for a webcam that delivers top-notch video, this one’s definitely worth it! 😎🎥 Read more

Numerous reviews name this camera as second-best. The first-best camera is always a different one, though. This cam is superb at dealing with soft lighting or no lighting at all (except from a monitor or regular lamp). Skin tones are much better than other mid-range cams. It should be noted that professional studio and lighting and professional cams will always do better, but we do not always have those at hand. Read more

So, after extensive research, reviews, YouTube vids etc I settled on this camera for my stream. Immediately without playing with settings the camera has a crisp clear image, background neons are clear not blown out as before with my old camera, and everything fits in frame nicely. After a little playing about with the free software included with the camera, I've got sharp strong colours, clear as day with no forward facing lighting and I can be seen clearly. Would 100% recommend to any one who streams, may be overkill for just teams meets etc and can't comment on the mic quality as I use an external mic. Build quality is amazing, feels incredibly well made, it's sturdy and robust. Good weight to it too. For those researching multiple cams. Without going for a dslr camera this is a very happy medium. Will certainly do for a gaming/streaming set up! Hope this helps! Read more

I've gotten a lot of compliments about the camera and video quality. It is a pretty penny to pay for though. it comes with a lens cover and sits on top of my monitor. I just wish the stand of the camera was a little more secure. Also, the cable that comes with the camera is short (something to keep in mind). The in-built mic quality is average. Overall, really great camera quality. Read more

Qualité au rendez vous, idéal pour commencer le stream Read more

Top même avec une lumière plus faible. Belle qualité d'image pour une webcam. Satisfait pour le prix. Read more

Fast delivery and a great product! Read more

Picture quality is good.full satisfaction Read more

Die Razer Kiyo Pro - USB Streaming Kamera ist eine herausragende Wahl für Streamer und Content Creator, die auf der Suche nach einer hochwertigen Webcam sind. Mit ihrem innovativen Hochleistungslichtsensor bietet sie eine exzellente Bildqualität, selbst bei schlechten Lichtverhältnissen. Dies macht sie ideal für Streaming, Videoanrufe und Online-Content-Erstellung. Ein herausragendes Merkmal der Razer Kiyo Pro ist der hochmoderne Sony STARVIS-Sensor, der für atemberaubende Full HD 1080p Videoqualität sorgt, selbst bei schwachem oder wechselndem Licht. Dadurch werden Ihre Aufnahmen klar und lebendig, was besonders für professionelle Streams oder Videoaufnahmen von entscheidender Bedeutung ist. Die Kamera bietet fünf verschiedene Field-of-View-Optionen, die es Ihnen ermöglichen, die optimale Perspektive für Ihre Aufnahmen zu wählen. Ob Sie sich für einen engen Fokus oder eine breitere Ansicht entscheiden, die Kiyo Pro liefert immer gestochen scharfe Bilder. Zusätzlich ist die Razer Kiyo Pro mit einem integrierten Ständer ausgestattet, der die Kamera stabil hält und eine einfache Positionierung ermöglicht. Der USB-Anschluss sorgt für eine schnelle und unkomplizierte Verbindung, sodass Sie sofort loslegen können. Die Plug-and-Play-Funktion macht die Kamera sehr benutzerfreundlich, sodass Sie keine zusätzliche Software oder Treiber installieren müssen. Dies spart Zeit und erleichtert den Einstieg, insbesondere für Streamer, die eine schnelle Einrichtung wünschen. Insgesamt ist die Razer Kiyo Pro eine exzellente Wahl für diejenigen, die auf eine professionelle Webcam mit herausragender Bildqualität und flexibler Nutzung angewiesen sind. Die positiven Bewertungen von Nutzern bestätigen ihre zuverlässige Leistung und hervorragende Bildqualität, wodurch sie eine ausgezeichnete Investition für Streamer und Content Creator darstellt. Read more

Makes a great camera for recording in a poorly lit space in case you can't stand too much light. Sound is not great so don't rely on it for that (low buzz), but I got it for video and not sound. Has worked perfectly except rare couple second freezes when used as webcam, but that was probably my bad computer, I haven't experienced it since. I didn't install razor software and would recommend not to unless you need to manually adjust the camera. Read more

They sent me a non-working camera. Read more

Previously had the Razer Kiyo (non PRO version) and I must say that this big brother is a beast. The actual look is just so amazing and the performance was a total upgrade from the previous gen. I definitely recommend this product. Read more