Earlier this year, Razer unveiled a pair of new webcams under its Kiyo V2 lineup which come with some pretty nifty features for both casual users and content creators. That said, the company more recently announced the Razer Kiyo V2 Pro, a 4K webcam that can also pump out studio-quality video at 60 frames per second.
According to Razer, the new webcam features a Sony STARVIS 2 sensor that’s designed to capture crisp, low-light footage with reduced motion blur, alongside an 86-degree wide-angle lens that minimizes edge distortion. The device also includes intelligent auto-framing with dynamic pan, tilt, and zoom to keep subjects centered within the shot.
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In terms of design, it’s also rather low-key when compared to other Razer products, and also comes equipped with a universal pivoting mount for monitors and tripods, plus an integrated twist-to-close privacy shutter. It’s easy to set up as well, and Razer has designed it for instant plug-and-play usage.
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The Kiyo V2 Pro also supports Ultra-High Dynamic Range to balance highlights and shadows, in addition to One-Click Image Enhancement for automatic lighting adjustments, and comprehensive software controls for fine-tuning color and sharpness. It’s priced at $299.99.