Razer Kiyo V2 Pro

A Webcam That Keeps 4K Moving at 60 FPS

The Razer Kiyo V2 Pro records 4K video at 60 frames per second, reducing motion blur during streams, calls and demonstrations. Its 8.3-megapixel Sony STARVIS 2 sensor is paired with an f/1.9 lens for stronger low-light capture and a shallower background effect.

A Narrower Lens for Cleaner Edges

Razer reduced the field of view from 93 degrees on the standard V2 to 86 degrees here. That decision trades some room coverage for better 4K image quality and less fisheye distortion near the edges. Ultra-high dynamic range is intended to hold detail when a scene contains both bright lights and dark areas.

Framing and Exposure Without Constant Tweaks

AI auto-framing uses digital pan, tilt and zoom to keep the subject positioned as they move. A one-click enhancement option handles exposure, white balance and noise automatically, while Razer Synapse still provides manual control over ISO, shutter speed and other settings.

Pro Mounting and a Real Privacy Shutter

The $300 webcam includes a clamp for monitors and laptops plus a universal tripod mount. Its integrated privacy cover closes like a camera shutter, giving the lens a physical barrier without a loose cap dangling from the body.