Razer Kiyo Streaming Webcam: 1080p 30 FPS / 720p 60 FPS - Ring Light w/Adjustable Brightness - Built-in Microphone - Advanced Autofocus

I recently started using the Razer Kiyo for my streaming and video calls, and I have to say, it has exceeded my expectations. The built-in ring light is a game changer, providing excellent illumination that enhances my appearance without harsh shadows. It’s adjustable, so I can easily switch between soft and bright lighting, which is perfect for different environments.The video quality is impressive as well, delivering sharp and clear 1080p resolution at 30fps or 720p at 60fps. It captures colors accurately, making my streams look professional. The setup was a breeze; it’s plug-and-play, and it works seamlessly with various streaming software.One minor drawback is that the focus can sometimes be a bit finicky if I move around a lot, but it’s not a dealbreaker for me. Overall, the Razer Kiyo has significantly improved my streaming quality and made my setup feel more complete. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to enhance their online presence!

The media could not be loaded. love this product so much. Good build quality hangs perfectly on the too of my monitor and is adjustable. I love the amount of money that I paid for the product and works fantastic for my needs. It is easy to use, as easy as installing a simple app and adding it to things you want it added on. It is compatible with OBS and Stream Elements , Discord and I am sure with other services too.

I've owned two of these Kiyo webcams. Overall the quality for a 1080P/30FPS webcam is pretty good. The integrated light is nice in some circumstances if you don't already have something else.My main concern is that one of my Kiyos died after about two years of use. It just stopped working. It isn't an issue with my computer as testing on other machines had the same result of the camera not working any longer.The other is still working fine. I've never had any other webcams die on me. Even my old webcams from 20+ years ago still work fine. From other comments on the webcam that seems to be somewhat common of an issue. This is all anecdotal though, so it's hard to say how widespread of an issue this. It's something to keep in mind though.The questions of long term life of the product aside, at only about $50 now (as of writing this) the original Kiyo is a great option for a budget webcam. At it's full price of $100 or so there are a lot of other options that have better quality, so if your budget is in the $100+ range then I'd look at something else. I took a star away for one of my Kiyos dying and it being a possible common issue, otherwise for the price at $50 I'd give it five stars.

This webcam is pretty good! Love the ring light feature! A worthy buy!

I find it hilarious how most electronics seem to stop working almost immediately after they are out of warranty. Razer is no exception. The camera itself is awesome when it's working, but from my experience and research this particular camera has a very short shelf life. I haven't used it more than a couple hours of total use, and right before the warranty expired it just died. It happened once during a meeting, and then it finally bit the dust shortly thereafter. The camera had no video, the ring light would barely come on and it would flicker, and it would make these electronic whining noises when flickering. I was able to get it replaced before the warranty expired, but that process was a complete nightmare. It's extremely difficult to navigate their warranty claim process through their website and there's no phone number to call for help. Fast forward 3 months and the "replacement" camera died yet again after just a few short uses, except now it's out of warranty so it's just a piece of junk. This camera is a complete ripoff and massive headache. I will be adding Razer to my list of brands to never buy from, right next to MSI. Don't buy this camera!

I didn't realize how bad my old camera was until I picked this one up. The ring light brightness adjusts so easily with the physical knob on the camera, and any other adjustments you want you can do in the Razer app. I love the auto focus, so it stays clear.