Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good camer, good quality and good fps. Advertised as 1080p but is actually only 720p even says it on the box

It was a gift for my son’s birthday. In fact his 13th birthday so he can start his gaming streaming career LOL. Now he’s doing it for fun and for a man that knows nothing about this stuff it was very easy to set up

The new razer web cam is a perfect tools for meeting, proctor exams and live streamers. With the perfect lighting and camera functionality. And for gamers as well. Easy to use just plug and play, with the tripod slot and screen mounted.

works very well with windows 10/11. Meant to buy it for Mac and it was very back you need to have windows for it to work. But it’s a very reasonable price and a good product.

Came quick and was easy to figure out to work. I use it everyday.

It was purchase with the price. Totally satisfied with this camera

Really good product I prefer It's so very much, it is really useful.

Put camera on a tripod. works well for showing flat work and close photography.

Call quality is good. Internal microphone is okay at best but luckily I had an external mic laying around. The ring light attached to the webcam is very helpful in low light situations.

This Razer webcam is amazing quality for the price

Loving Razer products! Auto Focus works good as well. Great video resolution too.

Tech is so beyond me. It’s pretty cool to me and I dont use it. I bought this for my boys so they can connect with their friends.

Used it for a week, the light didn't work, then the camera started buzzing. I cannot stand technological feedback noises. Unplugged it and just tried to use it. DEAD. completely DEAD. installed Razer software on my computer - still not working. The moment you tell the computer to access this camera rather than the device camera, the whining begins, the Razor Kiyo disappears from the available camera list and continues to buzz without until you unplug the thing. TRASH.

This webcam is is great in take video, and the light helps a lot, but it isn't durable at all. As I was adjusting it, the face broke off, and I thought it might have just come off it's snaps. That was not the case, the holding tags, 4 of them broke. I'm in the process of getting another one from Razer, in which I hope I can return it to BestBuy.

good camera has excellent quality looks perfect sharp in every way

The hinge where the cable enters the camera broke, exposing the wires, the first time I tried to fold the camera. I was moving my monitor to a new mount, and carefully moved the camera out of the way. A tiny piece of plastic went flying through the air. Now it won't sit straight, and Razer blames me for "abuse" so buyer beware. It wasn't bad as a camera, in the handful of times I actually used it. A little washed out even with the ring light disabled. I used it a total of 4-5 times for zoom meetings, so a cost of about $20 per use before it snapped.

This Razer Kiyo webcam is excellent at what it does at a super reasonable price point! For context, I'm a college student that does at least 3 Zoom classes in a week, and many meetings for work. I needed a webcam that was high-quality with both video and sound, and could compensate for the poor lighting I sometimes get as a result of having north-facing windows. This webcam exceeded my expectations! I've even used it for video projects in my classes and the quality of the video and sound is phenomenal. It's easy to use and the Razer software makes it easy to adjust all the settings to your liking. Would highly recommend to anyone that likes streaming as a hobby or does a lot of Zoom meetings! Best Buy College Crew Members receive products to write honest, unbiased reviews. Reviewers have received products free of charge and may have received nominal compensation.

I had been eying this camera for a while and finally got some birthday money which exactly paid for it (because of the sale). I picked this up for just under $100 with tax. Due to the price and light ring features, I was afraid it might be a bit of a pain to setup, but I could not have been more wrong! I plugged in the USB cable and selected the camera in my OBS software as an input source, and it immediately turned on and worked. Adjusting the light ring is very easy, although since the camera itself is so small, it tends to change your camera's position every time you touch it. I got it to stay on my monitor, but it wasn't a great angle, so I took it off to put it somewhere else. That's when I realized it has a standard tripod mounting hole on the bottom! I did not see this in any of the reviews/pictures, so it was a pleasant surprise! I hooked it up my mini-tripod and it worked pretty great for streaming my games. I then hooked it up to my real tripod so I could test out using it as a "regular" (i.e. non-streaming) camera and did some tests. It looked fantastic (way better than my iPhone 7 which I have been using). Clarity and colors were both great and having the extra light also helped quite a bit. The auto-focus tends to be a bit touchy, so I wouldn't recommend this for shots with lots of motion, but for streaming or doing YouTube videos, it seems to be pretty great. Quick note: the microphone is "sufficient" for some things, but I would recommend a headset or lapel mic if you're trying to do anything even semi-professional. You can get some really good lapel mics online for around $20 if you do some searching and that will greatly improve any video you're shooting.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Razer Kiyo is a fantastic webcam! The picture quality is sharp and clear, and the built-in ring light makes a huge difference for video calls and streaming. Super easy to set up and use right out of the box. Definitely worth it if you want to look professional without a lot of extra equipment.

I bought two of these for my household to replace lackluster standard laptop webcams. On the whole, I'm a bit disappointed with them. I wasn't quite expecting Logitech C922-ish quality but I had hoped that the auto-focus would be quite a bit more competent than it actually is. As it sits, regardless of room light, the camera seems to have a difficult time keeping focus, not unlike some of the cheaper Microsoft webcams I've had in the past. I can live with it, sure, but for $99 I expected better. Granted, you can use the Razer app to manually focus but having to bring it up every time you go to use the camera is a bit of a hassle. I'm keeping them but if I had it to do all over again I'd have opted for a different brand. Still, when it IS in focus it has great quality so at least there's that.