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
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- UNCOMPRESSED FULL HD 1080P WEBCAM Experience smooth and vibrant professional quality with the highest fidelity through uncompressed Full HD 1080p 60FPS video. Works great for streaming, gaming, recording, video calling, conferencing, and online school. Field of View 103, 90, 80. Sensitivity: -38 dB. Audio Codec: 16 bit 48 kHz. Sensitivity: -38db
- UNCOMPRESSED FULL HD 1080P WEBCAM Experience smooth and vibrant professional quality with the highest fidelity through uncompressed Full HD 1080p 60FPS video. Works great for streaming, gaming, recording, video calling, conferencing, and online school. Field of View 103, 90, 80. Sensitivity: -38 dB. Audio Codec: 16 bit 48 kHz. Sensitivity: -38db
- SUPERIOR LOW-LIGHT PERFORMANCE Reduces graininess and brings out details to show the person in the best light even in darker environments. The Razer Kiyo Pros light sensor performs better in more conditions compared to 4K webcams, which rely on professional lighting gear to achieve the same result
- HDR-ENABLED Make the stream pop with a full spectrum of vibrant colors by activating HDR at 30FPS, which ramps up the videos dynamic range while correcting over and underexposed areas
- WIDE-ANGLE LENS WITH ADJUSTABLE FOV Find the right amount of visual space need to display on camera with a large aperture, wide-angle lens that can be customized across three field-of-view options using Razer Synapse
- PLUG AND PLAY Features a lightning-fast USB 3.0 connection that delivers a powerful 5GB/s camera signal for maximum video performance without any compression
- COMPATIBILITY Streamlabs certified and works with popular platforms like OBS, XSplit Twitch, YouTube, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Skype. Cable Length: 1.5 meters braided cable
Description
Achieve the highest standards of streaming with the Razer Kiyo Pro—a USB webcam with a high-performance adaptive light sensor for max fidelity at 1080p 60FPS, and the ability to enable HDR at 30FPS. Give your viewers the pro-grade clarity and quality they deserve in any setup and lighting condition. Field of View 103 degree , 90 degree , 80 degree .
Brand: Razer
Photo Sensor Technology: Other
Video Capture Resolution: 1080p
Maximum Focal Length: 3.8
Maximum Aperture: 1.7 f_stop
Flash Memory Type: Micro SD
Video Capture Format: 1080p 60FPS
Supported Audio Format: 16-bit 48 kHz PCM
Screen Size: 2.7
Connectivity Technology: USB
Sensor Type: Other
Connectivity Technology: USB
Color: Model
Special Feature: Low Light
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Image stabilization: Dynamic
Form Factor: Compact
Item Weight: 6.88 ounces
Style Name: Kiyo Pro
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 2.71"D x 2.71"W x 1.91"H
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Operating System: Windows 10 and USB 3.0 is recommanded to maximize streaming and/or recording performance
Maximum Focal Length: 3.8
Maximum Aperture: 1.7 f_stop
Lens Type: Zoom
Minimum Aperture: 1.7 millimeters
Focus Type: Auto Focus
Screen Size: 2.7
Viewing Angle: 80 degrees
Display Resolution Maximum: FHD pixels
Flash Memory Type: Micro SD
Supported Audio Format: 16-bit 48 kHz PCM
Compatible Devices: Computer, Mobile Device
Brand: Razer
Model Number: RZ19-03640100-R3U1
Camcorder Type: Webcam
Model Name: Kiyo Pro
Built-In Media: Important Product Information Guide, Lens cover, Razer Kiyo Pro, Type A to Type C cable
Antenna Location: Streaming
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Razer
UPC: 810056140960
Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer
Video Resolution: 1080p
Video Capture Format: 1080p 60FPS
Effective Still Resolution: 2.07 mp
Image Capture Speed: 60 frames_per_second
Shooting Modes: Low Light
Image Aspect Ratio: 169
Supported Image Format: JPEG, PNG (and possibly others)
White Balance Settings: Auto
File Format: JPEG
Effective Video Resolution: 1080 pixels
Log Gamma Curve: [ASSUMPTION] Yes
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Do not buy this camera. This camera became the bane of my existence the instant it entered my life. I originally bought this camera because it was marketed to be easy to use, plug and play. IT IS NOT. Here is the sequence of events: Recive the camera in the mail, the box itself had good weight to it, turns out 90% of the weight of the camera is from the mount. The camera itself weighs no more than an empty soda can. Plug in camera and open Razer Synapse. Camera is not being detected. Great. (I then try every single one of my other usb slots, 2.0, 3.0, 3.2). Nothing. OK. Restart computer? It's now being detected in the devices menu, but when I turn on the preiveiw for the camera nothing comes up but a grey screen. So I close synapse and go to google for trouble-shooting. Initiate trouble-shooting rabbit hole. I found out I might have the wrong version of synapse, so I uninstall it and reinstall Synapse 3. Restart computer for good luck. Open Synapse. Camera is popping up in devices *yay!*. Camera preview is working and I can see my beautiful face finally. I'm able to refine the settings and get the image to look pretty good, and enter a discord call to show my tech buddies my new toy. The webcam works for 3 seconds and then freezes indefinetly. More trouble-shooting ensues. I find out the webcam might need a firmware update. No problem. I do that, all is well. Restart computer for some more good luck. Camera preview in Synapse looks great. Enter Discord call, camera cannot be detected. Fine. You guessed it, more trouble-shooting. I find out that the discord application has webcam issues itself, so maybe I shouldn't be so hard on the camera and try to fix discord problems that are affecting the webcam. Touble-shoot that stuff and it doesn't fix anything. From there I test the camera in OBS studio, and Twitch. Same problems of either being hard to detect or freezing indefinetly. And now, I am here. Reading into other reviews, it seems like I'm not the only one experiencing these issues/similar ones. I really wanted to like this camera. It has a sleek design and was marketed to be convinient and easy to use. I also really liked that it connected directly to Razer Synapse. The camera also looks great for the couple seconds it works, giving me a taste of whats its capable of but not letting me have it. I don't personally believe I can do anything more on my end that I haven't tried multiple times over already to fix this. I hope my review can help you decide if you're willing to take on this headache of a webcam, or choose another brand like I will be.
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