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March 2021
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52 Tests
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145 Tests
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Sehr gutes Full-HD-Bild
Sehr hochwertiges Mikrofon
Autofokus und Linsenabdeckung
Saubere und hochwertige Verarbeitung
Abnehmbares und ausreichend langes USB-Typ-C-Kabel
Terrific image quality in all lighting scenarios, HDR is powerful, when used appropriately, Many options for mounting, High-quality construction, Nice components include a braided USB-C cable, privacy shield, and monitor mount, Easy to configure in Razer
Price is a bit to swallow, Some options can be configured only within Razer Synapse
The Razer Kiyo Pro is one of the best webcams I've ever used. Its high-end hardware and easily workable software traits make it an easy recommendation, as long as you can swallow the $200 price tag. It strikes a sweet spot for those wanting an easy-to-use...
Light Sensor makes room lighting easier, HDR, 1080p @ 60 fps recording, Three different FOVs, Heavily customizable through software, Clear audio on microphone,
Costs as much as a 4K webcam, Doesn't look its best out-of-the-box, Some features locked behind obtuse software
The Razer Kiyo Pro trades the original Kiyo's ring light for HDR, a fancy light sensor and 1080p @ 60 fps recording, but you'll pay a hefty premium for those features...
Veröffentlicht: 2021-03-05, Autor: Robert , Testbericht von: T3.com
Premium design,Uncompressed 1080p 60fps video,HDR-enabled video,Wide-angle lens with adjustable FOV,Strong configuration software,Very adjustable with multiple mounting options,
High price point, HDR footage limited to 30fps, No built-in ring light,
I really like this evolution of the Razer Kiyo for a more professional user, with the Kiyo Pro now a product that will feel right at home in many people's home offices, as well as a hardcore gamer's or streamer's broadcasting setup. The Kiyo Pro delivers...
Veröffentlicht: 2021-02-23, Autor: Andrew , Testbericht von: kitguru.net
Excellent for both streaming and productivity, Great image quality, Great specifications and image sensor, Brilliant build quality with Gorilla Glass 3, Lots of options and adjustable field of view in Synapse software,
Very large design, Poor autofocus performance (can set manual focus to fix this however), KitGuru says: We think the Kiyo Pro is an excellent high-quality webcam. HDR mode will make your calls look high quality in any business meeting or presentation. Yes
Exceptional video quality, no matter the lighting, Thoughtful design, HDR support
Expensive, Maximum 1080p resolution
If you've got the money, and you'd like to give your Twitch streams a shot in the arm between conference calls, then the Razer Kiyo Pro is a worthy upgrade.Buy Razer Kiyo ProIt isn't quite flawless but with top-notch video quality, a thoughtful design and...
Color can be fussy in low light, Very expensive, Requires USB 3.0
The Kiyo pro delivers a much-needed injection of modern technology into the saturated world of webcams. The light detection sensor can run into issues, but the overall quality and recording experience is one of the best on the market...
Veröffentlicht: 2024-01-12, Autor: Steven , Testbericht von: gamepro.com.au
Enjoy 1080p frame rates, Powerful HDR, Durable framework, Super easy to use
A little costly,Reliant on Razer Synapse
If you thought the original Kiyo was good, by golly are you going to love the Razer Kiyo Pro. There really is just not much to dislike about this genius streaming web camera. Unless you are on Mac, of course. It's an absolute must buy...
The Razer Kiyo Pro is one of the best webcams I've ever used. Its high-end hardware and easily workable software traits make it an easy recommendation, as long as you can swallow the $200 price tag. It strikes a sweet spot for those wanting an easy-to-use...
