Broadcast masterfully with reliable no-drop audio, autofocus, and a 78° diagonal field of view. Stream anything you want in your choice of Full 1080p at 30fps or hyperfast HD 720p at 60fps.

DESIGNED FOR SERIOUS STREAMERS Connect with superior clarity every time you go live on channels like Twitch and YouTube.

While the Razer has the superior quality and recording capability, including wide-angle, Logitech's C922 is no slouch and offered really detailed images thanks to its 78° field of view.īoth work with all major operating systems and computers, naturally, and the physical designs – which might be important, given that you're looking at them quite often – are non-offensive.

In use, we were very happy with both the Logitech and Razer webcams. As we said, the Kiyo Pro is, well, pro and probably offers a bit much for anyone not wanting to stream on Twitch.

Razer's Kiyo Pro, on the other hand, offers a lot more: 1080p at 60fps or 1080p HDR at 30fps, auto and manual focus, 103°, 90°, or 80° field of view, and really detailed software for getting everything up and running. Razer Kiyo Pro review: fantastic image quality and features.

Logitech's C922 offers 1080p at 30fps and 720p at 60fps, stereo audio, autofocus, auto light correction, and background removal, all of which are really easy to use and setup to be just right. This isn't to say that Logitech is worse – the C922 is a great webcam and ranks first on our list – but just that if you're in the market for something high-end, the Razer Kiyo Pro is the webcam for you without a doubt. The Logitech is very much the webcam for everyone, while Razer is for pros, or at least aspiring pros. Off the bat, we note something important: these two webcams are aimed at very different markets, with different needs and – most importantly – budgets. (Image credit: Razer) Logitech C922 vs Razer Kiyo Pro: features and use

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