Razer launches Kiyo V2 Pro webcam featuring 4K 60FPS and auto-framing

Razer has introduced the Kiyo V2 Pro, a new 4K webcam aimed at streamers and content creators. The camera captures 4K video at 60FPS using a Sony Starvis 2 sensor, paired with an 86º wide‑angle lens and an auto‑framing system that tracks movement dynamically.

The Sony Starvis 2 back‑illuminated sensor allows the Kiyo V2 Pro to maintain detail in low‑light environments with reduced motion blur. The 86º lens offers a wider field of view with minimal edge distortion, and the webcam mounts via a universal pivoting design compatible with monitors and tripods. A twist‑operated privacy shutter is built into the housing.

Image‑processing features include Ultra‑High Dynamic Range (UHDR) for balancing highlights and shadows, plus One‑Click Image Enhancement for automatic exposure, white balance and noise‑reduction adjustments. Manual controls for colour and sharpness are available through desktop software. Dynamic pan, tilt and zoom enable the camera’s auto‑framing system to keep subjects centred as they move.

Razer has also partnered with Camo Studio to provide a complimentary Camo Pro subscription for expanded software control. The Kiyo V2 Pro is available now for £299.99 / €299.99 / $319.99.

KitGuru says: On the market for a new webcam? Do you think the Kiyo V2 Pro could be something for you, or is it overkill?

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