The Razer Kiyo V2 is an excellent webcam, even though its fancy new AI features aren't really that exciting
TechRadar Verdict The Razer Kiyo V2 is a fantastic webcam that delivers high-quality 4K video performance, with an intelligent design and rich feature set that make it ideal for streamers (or anyone who really wants to look good on Zoom calls). Jump To: Two-minute review Price & availability Specs Should you buy it? Also consider How I tested Razer Kiyo V2 webcam: Two-minute reviewRazer is a household name in the webcam space, with its Kiyo brand being one of the most popular choices for streamers and PC gamers.
- ▪TechRadar Verdict The Razer Kiyo V2 is a fantastic webcam that delivers high-quality 4K video performance, with an intelligent design and rich feature set that make it ideal for streamers (or anyone who really wants to look good on Zoom cal
- ▪Jump To: Two-minute review Price & availability Specs Should you buy it?
- ▪Also consider How I tested Razer Kiyo V2 webcam: Two-minute reviewRazer is a household name in the webcam space, with its Kiyo brand being one of the most popular choices for streamers and PC gamers.
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TechRadar Verdict The Razer Kiyo V2 is a fantastic webcam that delivers high-quality 4K video performance, with an intelligent design and rich feature set that make it ideal for streamers (or anyone who really wants to look good on Zoom calls). But USB-C is mandatory - like, really mandatory - and the new AI features integrated into the Kiyo V2 feel a little half-baked, more like an effort to put AI front and center in the marketing material than an actual game-changer. $74.99 at Amazon(White) $96.50 at Amazon $149.99 at Razer Check Best Buy Pros +Excellent image quality +Sturdy and functional design +Far better priced than the Kiyo Pro +Synapse software offers lots of customization options Cons -Must use included cable for 4K -Stand can't be detached -Autofocus is a little slow Best…
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