Who would have thought that a webcam would be the peripheral to have in 2020?
It’s important now more than ever to have a webcam that’s able to show a clear image at any time of the day, so if you’re in a Zoom call, or streaming Animal Crossing to your legions of adoring fans, the viewer can always see you clearly.
This is where the Kiyo webcam from Razer comes in; a fantastic camera that can clip on to your monitor or shelf nearby to broadcast the best angle of your chin, but at a great price. We took it for a spin...
Video Quality - Score 95
It can broadcast at 720p at 60 fps, or 1080 at 30 fps, which are both more than ideal options to track the scare-jumps when you're doing an S-run of Resident Evil 2. It also can be displayed in a 4:3 aspect so it can be perfect for those Skype-work-meetings.
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Design - Score 95
Price - Score 90
At £99 from the Razer website, this webcam is great value for what it offers, especially during these lockdown-times.
There’s a good chance that you’ll be using it for WFH purposes, and this will definitely get the job done: it’s ready to be used for Skype, Zoom and anything else you need.
Our Score
Pros
- Fantastic video quality
- Ace design that clips onto almost any monitor
- Great value for the quality that it offers
Cons
- No built-In microphone
- No tracking