Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra 4K Webcam: Large Sensor - Auto Light Correction - Built-in Mic and Shutter - Pro Grade Content Creation, Streaming, Gaming, Video Calls - Works with OBS, Xsplit, PC, Zoom, Teams

The Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra has to be one of the best webcams on the market today. Even surpassing my current Elgato Pro 4K Webcam which records up to 4K60. The Razer surprisingly surpassed my expectations in video quality and outperformed the Elgato 4K hands down in low-light recording situations. Privacy features were clearly integrated very well as well as their onboard Microphone which most webcams like the Elgato 4K doesnt even have. The size of the camera is perfect and ideal for all recording situations.As both a MAC User and Windows user, I will say the software is lacking but should not be your reason to pass this exceptional choice up. I was easily able to find free software to use with the web cam from XSplit that even works for MAC. I would like to note that my review of this webcam is coming from someone who doesn't play video games online and that its marketing of being an outstanding choice for low-light recording was the primary reason I purchased it. In closing this camera did not disappoint and I strongly recommend you give this webcam a chance regardless if your a gamer or content creator.

Camera resolution is great and software is easy to install and use. Works great for Zoom calls and Recording high quality videos. It has a good Build quality and easy to install, In all honesty it is worth the money and gets the job done.

The image quality of this camera is a significant upgrade from the Microsoft lifecam I had been using previously. You could certainly get a bit better quality from a DSLR/lens combo. But you'd need to spend at least twice as much to do it.The bokeh effect is subtle, but its there and its noticeable. The one disappointment I had with it was the built in mic. I normally use a dedicated mic (SM7) so I only experimented with the built in mic a little bit. But I found the sound to be lacking in quality and I thought the sound from the Microsoft lifecam was much better. It would be good enough for most zoom calls. But also use the camera to create training content for my job so I need broadcast quality audio and the built in mic does not get anywhere close to that IMO.

I am hoping Razer monitors reviews...This camera has great potential, and I WANT to keep it, but...Synapse 4 (downloaded and installed 2 days ago) has a bug when saving settings to the camera.I have fully documented this on the Razer Insider forum. "Kiyo Pro Ultra / Synapse blind user questionsUntil this bug is fixed, it is impossible to save camera setting changes, quit Synapse, and start the application actually intended to use the camera.(Synapse must be opened to change camera settings, then closed in order to use other software such as Camera, OBS, QuickCamera, etc.)Also, the next time Synapse is opened, it complains that the camera and Synapse have different settings. (Because they do since Synapse doesn't write the settings correctly to the camera...)This makes it impossible to "close the loop" and return to Synapse to make minor adjustments.My testing has been specific to turning off Auto Exposure and using manual settings.It is possible that Synapse works ok as long as Auto Exposure is being used.My use case requires Auto Exposure to be off, so that is what I am testing.I hope someone from Razer sees this and responds.I have had no luck using the Razer support forum.Without Synapse (which only runs on Windows), the power of the KPU cannot be realized. Might as well have a cheaper webcam.Cheers

I was searching for the best WebCam option short of going all in with a DLSR Camera. I wanted this to have a very good solution for Virtual Meetings, etc. If I was a Streamer or YouTube Content Creator, I would have gone for a much more expensive DLSR Camera with separate Microphone. (And I may yet go with a separate Microphone.)The options I was looking at were the Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra (man they need to shorten that name), the Elgato Facecam Pro, and possibly the OBSBOT Tiny 2. These are all 4K, but more importantly, because most Virtual Meetings get compressed, I was looking for a WebCam with really good Camera Fundamentals. After perusing a lots of reviews, I chose the Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra because of the quality of the Sensor (Sony Starvis™ 2), Lens, etc.Out of the box the Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra is great. Much better than my previous Logitech C930e (yeah, I know: that's a Low Bar). But, and this is a Very Big But, Razer doesn't have any Mac OS Camera Settings support. Their current Synapse3 software hasn't been ported to Mac OS and their previous Synapse2 software doesn't recognize the Ultra. This means that I'm stuck with the out of the box defaults. They "work", but I can't modify Auto-Focus, or White Point, etc., and I can't update the Firmware.I don't understand this failure to support Mac OS. It's been widely reported and Razer has publicly dismissed these customer complaints. I think that Razer is focusing on the Gamer Market, but I'm not sure why Gamers would need such a good WebCam for Twitch Streaming. Mac OS is the platform of choice for Content Creators, so the failure to support Mac OS is just befuddling. It's like they want this product to fail in the market because of lack of support.I'll keep the Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra, but I'm disappointed and I can't imagine buying any other Razer products.

Mind blowing difference in quality, especially in low light and with dark backgrounds. Over literally years I have experimented with lighting, backgrounds, and even moved 3 times into new offices. I thought my Lumina camera was never the problem and boy was I wrong. This makes all the difference and for the first time in my life it's like I'm in a professional studio (which I kinda' am). For me, it's a 5+