Razer Expands Kiyo V2 Lineup with New Quartz, White Colorways

Razer has announced new Quartz and White color options for its Razer Kiyo V2 and Razer Kiyo V2 X webcams. The updated lineup also introduces AI Face Retouching via Camo Studio for the Kiyo V2.

The new finishes join the existing Black variant, giving creators additional aesthetic options for streaming and content creation setups.

AI Face Retouching and 4K Capture

Alongside the new colorways, the Razer Kiyo V2 now supports AI Face Retouching through Camo Studio. The feature provides real-time facial smoothing designed to maintain a natural look while adapting to lighting and environmental changes. Users can access the tool by updating to the latest version of Camo Studio.

The Kiyo V2 continues to offer 4K video capture at 30 FPS, powered by a Sony STARVIS sensor for improved low-light performance and color accuracy. Additional features include:

• Intelligent auto-framing and one-click image enhancement
• Advanced manual controls through Razer Synapse
• HDR support and a 93-degree ultrawide field of view
• Spotlight mode, background blur and replacement, and branding overlays via Camo Studio
• Built-in microphone for integrated audio capture

The device is positioned for creators seeking higher-resolution video and software-based imaging controls in a single webcam solution.

Streamlined 1440P Performance

The Razer Kiyo V2 X, also now available in Quartz and White, focuses on simplified setup while maintaining higher-than-standard resolution.

It supports 1440p video at up to 60 FPS, offering smoother motion compared to traditional 1080p webcams. The camera includes fast autofocus and a wide-angle lens to maintain clarity during movement. Like the Kiyo V2, it features a built-in microphone for ready-to-use audio capture.

Designed as a plug-and-play option, the Kiyo V2 X targets streamers, professionals, and everyday users seeking improved video quality without advanced configuration.

The new Quartz and White variants for both models are available starting February 24 across select regions.