Razer Kiyo V2 Pro vs Razer Kiyo V2 X

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Kiyo V2 Pro compared with Kiyo V2 X

	RazerKiyo V2 Pro	RazerKiyo V2 X
Overview
Released
Released	September 2026 (early information)	October 2025
Video
Highest resolution
Highest resolution	4K (3840 × 2160) at 60 fps (better)	1440p (2560 × 1440) at 60 fps
Highest frame rate
Highest frame rate	60 fps	60 fps
Sensor
Sensor	8.3 MP Sony STARVIS 2	3.7 MP
Field of view
Field of view	86° diagonal	80° diagonal
Autofocus
Autofocus	Yes	Yes
HDR
HDR	Yes	No
Auto framing
Auto framing	Yes	–
Sensor
Sensor	8.3 MP Sony STARVIS 2 sensor; still images up to 3840 × 2160	3.7 MP image sensor
Resolutions and frame rates
Resolutions and frame rates	4K at 60 or 30 fps; 1440p at 60 or 30 fps; 1080p at 60, 30 or 24 fps; 720p at 60 or 30 fps	1440p at 60 fps; 1080p at 60, 30 or 24 fps; 720p at 60 or 30 fps. Razer Japan's format table separately says MJPEG tops out at 1440p 30 fps; the maker has not reconciled that conflict.
Lens
Lens	4.8 mm focal length, about 24 mm full-frame equivalent; 86° maximum diagonal field of view, adjustable in software	3.4 mm focal length, about 25 mm full-frame equivalent; 80° maximum diagonal field of view, adjustable in software
Focus
Focus	Autofocus or manual focus; the software offers different autofocus response modes	Autofocus or manual focus through Razer Synapse 4
Image features
Image features	HDR at up to 30 fps; MJPEG and H.264 up to 4K 60 fps; one-click exposure, white-balance and noise-reduction adjustment. Razer's NV12 table still contains an internal editing note, so its limit is omitted.	2D and 3D software noise reduction and low-light compensation; no HDR
Framing and tracking
Framing and tracking	Camo Studio software automatically pans, tilts and zooms within the fixed lens view to keep a subject centred	–
Connections and software
Connector
Connector	USB-C	USB-A
Connection
Connection	Detachable USB-C to USB-C cable, USB 3.0; a direct USB-C port is required	Fixed USB-A cable, USB 2.0
Works with
Works with	Windows 10 or later; OBS and XSplit supported	Windows 10 64-bit or later; macOS 14 or later with limited features, according to Razer Japan. The current English guide specifies Windows 11 for PC use.
Software
Software	Razer Synapse for camera settings and Camo Studio for automatic framing and additional effects	Razer Synapse 4 offers exposure, focus, field-of-view, noise-reduction and colour controls
Design
Privacy shutter
Privacy shutter	Yes	Yes
Weight
Weight	380 g	–
Mount
Mount	Fixed L-shaped monitor mount with ¼-inch tripod thread	Fixed L-shaped monitor mount with a ¼-inch tripod thread
Privacy
Privacy	Twist-operated built-in lens shutter	Twist-operated physical lens shutter
Cable
Cable	2 m USB-C to USB-C cable supplied	About 1.5 m fixed USB-A cable
Size
Size	132 × 84.3 × 81 mm including mount; camera body 132 × 35 × 41 mm	109 × 67 × 67.8 mm including mount
Colours
Colours	Black	Black, White and Quartz
In the box
In the box	Camera, removable USB-C cable and product information guide	Camera and important product information guide
Audio
Microphones
Microphones	–	2
Microphones
Microphones	Razer's Brazilian specification lists a built-in stereo microphone, but CGMagazine and MMORPG.com report that their exact launch review units had none; microphone count is left unverified.	Built-in omnidirectional stereo microphones without noise cancellation