Razer Kiyo Pro Review, Price, Webcam
Razer Kiyo Pro
Razerthink – The Razer Kiyo Pro webcam is expensive but worth it if you’re serious about streaming, which retails at $199.99. Razer may have been widely known for its products for the gaming industry. The Company Started with keyboards, mice, gaming headsets and even released laptops and gaming smartphones. But not only gaming products, but Razer is also starting to work on a more general market.
One of them is by releasing a USB camera product, namely the Razer Kiyo. And now Razer has launched its newest series, the Razer Kiyo Pro, which has dropped by the Jagat Review testing table. The Razer Kiyo Pro is a USB camera intended for streamers and other work professionals for various activities such as live streaming, web conferencing, online meetings and others.
Design and futures
The Razer Kiyo Pro camera device has a relatively large round body, which both in size and shape resembles a mirrorless camera lens, this device has a body made of polycarbonate material that looks quite sturdy and protective glass on the front using Gorilla Glass 3. This device is connected to a Flexible Mounting Option mount, where the support can be positioned in various planes. Users can place it by sitting on a flat plane or clamping it to specific devices such as monitor screens.
Users can also connect the Razer Kiyo Pro camera device to a tripod because it has a standard thread for a 1/4-inch bolt. There are not many panels such as buttons or slots available on this camera device, and there is only a USB Type C port available on the back. Of course, its function is to connect the camera to a PC/laptop device.
For internal specifications, this camera uses a Type 1/2.8 CMOS sensor with STARVIS Technology, which Razer claims has good shooting capabilities for dark conditions, with great detail. The sensor can adaptively detect the surrounding area to provide the most optimal image settings needed. There are three fields of view options for the Kiyo Pro lens, including 103°, 90° or 80°. 103° Field of View with a reasonably broad perspective.
Suitable for group video calls or wide viewing while streaming, so viewers can see the streamer’s activities more clearly. In addition, this camera has been equipped with a built-in 16-bit microphone. which is claimed to capture sound clearly and clearly. The Razer Kiyo Pro includes a camera unit, a USB Type-A to Type C (Braided, 1.5M) cable, a manual, and a lens cover in the sales package.
Specifications
• Video Resolution: 1080p @ 60 / 30 / 24 FPS / 720p @ 60 FPS / 480p @ 30 FPS / 360p @ 30 FPS
• Field of View : 103°, 90°, 80°
• Image Resolution: 2.1 Megapixels
• Still Image Resolution: 1920 x 1080
• Connection Type: USB3.0
• Focus Type: Auto• Video Encoding: USB 3.0 : YUY2. & NV12 (uncompressed)
USB 2.0 H264 codec. (compressed)
• Mounting Option: L-shape joint and Tripod (Not included)
• Cable Length: 1.5 meters braided cable
• Audio Codec: 16 Bit 48 KHz
• Polar Patterns: Omnidirectional
• Sensitivity: -38 dB
• Compatibility: PC with a free USB port
Windows® 8 (or higher)
Internet connection
500 MB of free hard disk space*
Compatible with Open Broadcaster Software and Xsplit
Price
The Razer Kiyo pro is now available on the Razer website for US$199.99
Overall
Kiyo pro provides a much-needed new input of modern technology into the saturated world of webcams. The light detection sensor can have issues, but the overall quality and recording experience are some of the best on the market. Overall, the Razer Kiyo Pro webcam is an excellent premium choice for game streamers looking to take their video quality to the next level.
With 1080p video capabilities at up to 60 fps, the Kiyo Pro achieves what it’s set out to do. Kiyo Pro’s sharp images and smooth frame rates during streaming. And even if you want to improve your work-from-home set-up with the best webcam you can, then the Kiyo Pro is definitely for you.
