A very good-value 4K webcam made stronger by the bundled Camo Studio Pro license.
Razer Kiyo V2
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Critics’ consensus
5 professional reviewers tested the Razer Kiyo V2, and 5 recommend it. Most praised: picture quality. Most common complaint: software and app.
Reviewed by Windows Central, Tom's Hardware, Tom's Guide and 2 more
The catch: It needs a USB-C port, and low-light and autofocus are mediocre.
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What do critics say about the Razer Kiyo V2?
A good 4K webcam with a pleasing cinematic picture, worth a look if you have a spare USB-C port.
A big step up from earlier Kiyo webcams with 4K, AI lighting and autofocus.
A high-quality 4K webcam with excellent colour and a rich software suite.
A capable 4K webcam that costs less than most rivals while delivering good image quality and standout software.
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Common questions
Is the Razer Kiyo V2 worth it?
Most critics think so: 5 of 5 recommend it. It needs a USB-C port, and low-light and autofocus are mediocre.
Do critics agree about the Razer Kiyo V2?
Critics agree: scores range from 80 (Tom's Hardware) to 90 (Windows Central), a spread of 10 points across 5 reviews. Reviewers broadly agree.
What do critics dislike about the Razer Kiyo V2?
Software and app (2 of 5 reviews), Price (2 of 5 reviews).
What is the best alternative to the Razer Kiyo V2?
The Obsbot Meet SE (critic score 87), top pick, narrowly.