Razer, a company known more for their computer gaming gear, has unveiled the Razer Kiyo camera and the Razer Seiren X microphone for online streaming.
The Razer Kiyo desktop camera comes equipped with an adjustable ring light, a unique feature not found on other webcams. This enables an all-in-one solution that provides image quality and lighting with twelve levels of brightness. High-definition video outputs at 720p with 60 FPS (up to 1080p with 30 FPS). The Razer Kiyo is compatible with Open Broadcaster Software and XSplit.
Razer Kiyo Features:
» Multi-step ring LED light – With adjustable lighting levels
» 720p 60FPS HD Video (Up to 1080p 30FPS)
» Compatible with Open Broadcaster Software and Xsplit
» Fast & Accurate Autofocus
» Compact & Portable
» Included Stand Hinge is fully adjustable
» Image resolution: 4 Megapixels
» Video Resolution: 1080p @ 30FPS / 720p @ 60FPS / 480p @ 30FPS / 360p @ 30FPS
» Video encoding: YUY2/MJPEG or H.264
» Still Image Resolution: 2688×1520
» Diagonal Field of View (FOV): 81.6°
The Razer Seiren X is an USB condenser microphone with a built-in shock mount. It is equipped with 25mm condenser capsules that have a super cardioid pickup pattern.
Razer Seiren X Microphone Specifications:
» Shock Resistant – Inbuilt shock mount that dampens vibrations
» Zero Latency Monitoring – For zero audio lag
» Sample rate: min 44.1kHz / max 48kHz
» Bit rate: 16bit
» Capsules: Ø25mm condenser capsules
» Polar patterns: Super-Cardioid
» Frequency response: 20Hz–20kHz
» Sensitivity: 17.8mV/Pa (at 1kHz)
» Max SPL: 110dB (THD < 1% at 1kHz)
Razer’s Kiyo costs $99.99 / €109.99 and the Seiren X weighs in at $99.99 / €109.00. Both will be available for the holidays.
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