Razer Kiyo V2 Pro, 4K at 60 fps for streaming and creators
Among its most interesting features is the technology to preserve more detail in very bright or shadowed areas
Razer expands the Kiyo range with the Kiyo V2 Pro, a webcam designed for content creators looking for superior video quality without upgrading to a dedicated camera. The Sony STARVIS 2 sensor allows recording in 4K up to 60 fps, with particular attention to performance in difficult lighting conditions.
The wide-angle lens offers an 86° field of view, while automatic framing follows the subject's movements, keeping them centered. This solution is especially designed for streaming, presentations, and shoots where you don't necessarily remain still in front of the webcam.
More control over the image
The Kiyo V2 Pro also integrates the One-Click Image Enhancement function, which automatically adjusts exposure, white balance, and noise reduction. Those who prefer manual intervention can access more advanced image adjustments via software.
Other features include UHDR technology, designed to preserve more detail in very bright and shadowed areas. The webcam also has a physical privacy shutter and an adjustable mount for monitors and tripods. Finally, Razer includes a free subscription to Camo Pro, which expands the possibilities for controlling and managing the frame.
Available on Razer.com, in RazerStores, and at selected retailers with a suggested retail price of 319.99 euros.