Kiyo Pro

I really like the Yolocam S3. I have previously used Logitech cameras like the C920 and Brio and I've used Razer's Kiyo, Kiyo Pro, and Kiyo Pro Ultra. Of those, the only one that really competes with the S3 is the Kiyo Pro Ultra, but I don't think you can even buy it anymore and I'd still pick the S

I'm going to sound a little like a shill but I recently got the YOLOLIV YoloCam S3, and it beats all of the other webcam's in the comment section by a LONG shot! The sensor is larger than the others meaning its able to receive more light in low light environments. The image is really well balanced a

+1 for the S3, I purchased it a few months ago and it is BY FAR THE BEST WEBCAM I HAVE USED TO DATE! It blows the pants off my previous Razer Kiyo Pro. I probably won't need another webcam for a very very long time.

I'll put it to you this way - YoloLiv, the company that makes the S3, reached out to me a few months ago to collab on a video. The S3 impressed me so much I swapped it out permanently from my Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra. And if you know about the Razer, you KNOW how good of a webcam that is. The S3 has bet

Mine is doing the same. Deathstalker v2 The original basilisk ultimate wireless was the best mouse I've ever used, saved me from two awful logitec mice with optical switches. The customer service was great at the time. Synapse 3 was way ahead of the old software. The kiyo pro is gorgeous. I remember

I'm using a Razer Kiyo Pro. Other than dropping it down to 24 frames per second because my poor-man's PC won't properly drive it, it's mostly at default settings. I of course turn off auto-focus since I never move outside a static focusable range. At those settings my Kiyo looks crisp and clean. Tho

I used to use a gopro with hdmi capture card so it would work well in low light conditions, Ive switched to the razer kiyo pro and can vouch it is better than my gopro which was already decent

You might need to be looking at better cameras if artificial lighting bothers you and you have no natural light, because one way or another you're going to need a lot of light facing you in order for a mediocre camera to make you appear professional. 720p cameras (which are in older or budget laptop

It’s night and day. Webcom sensors are tiny, so they struggle in low light and look grainy. A mirrorless camera has a massive sensor that gives you that blurry background (bokeh) naturally. That said, for a graduation gift, a Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra or Elgato Facecam Pro is way more user-friendly. I sw

no no, its actually one the best webcam on the market. its great quality. But it is expensive as well. The razer Kiyo pro ultra, is insane tbh. But i have a video recommendation for you. check out jasper tech on youtube, he has a video called "best webcams for every budget" .. its great stuff. I own