The main downside is that they cost more than standard webcams, and as many don't have built-in microphones, you also need to factor in the cost of audio support. Having a camera that can follow you around the room is an advantage, and a PTZ camera will boost the quality of your streaming at home, but they're also a popular choice for web conferences and video production. PTZ cameras are capable of pan, tilt, and zoom motions using motorized stands, and this gives them freedom of movement compared to a fixed webcam. If you’re the kind of streamer who likes to tweak and fiddle with their image until happy with how it looks, the Razer Kiyo will let you absolutely go to town. If you take the resolution down to HD 720p then you can up the frame rate to 60fps (and if you simply must have Full HD 60fps, there is a doubly expensive Razer Kiyo Pro offering this). Many streamers and TikTokers find themselves buying a ring light to make the image of their face look the best it can – well, the Razer Kiyo webcam has a multi-step LED built right in! Allowing you to consolidate your setup earns this webcam brownie points right off the bat, and it continues to impress with full manual camera controls and Full HD 30fps video that looks excellent.
