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Razer Kiyo Webcam Review

Razer Kiyo Webcam Review

Posted on October 26, 2017May 28, 2019 By Jarvis

It’s hard to look good when streaming on Twitch or Mixer. The best streamers have studio setups with professional microphones, bright lighting and, sometimes, even green screens. The new $99.99 Razer Kiyo tackles lighting by featuring a built-in ring light that lets you illuminate yourself without any extra equipment. It’s a big boon to image quality, and is both innovative and easy to use. Want to make your stream look good? Go with the Kiyo, especially in low light.

Design

The Razer Kiyo looks nothing like any other webcam I’ve ever seen. A giant light ring will do that. Despite the shape, it’s still the best-designed webcam I’ve ever seen. Every detail looks like it was meticulously thought out.

When it’s closed, the Kiyo is a stack of three discs: the camera and light ring, a hinge with a grip that clutches the front of a monitor, and the rear hinge that squeezes tightly to the back of your monitor.
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