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Product description
Bargain cornerRefurbished from Razer
NOTE: Refurbished unit. A product that is refurbished, or reconditioned as it can also be said, is always carefully tested and restored by a professional. A 3-month warranty is always included on refurbished products from us.
Kiyo V2 X is a webcam from Kiyo that offers Full HD video at 60 FPS, providing smooth and clear image quality for both streaming and video calls. With fast and accurate autofocus, you are ensured to always be in focus, whether you are gaming or talking to friends.
The product includes a wide-angle lens that allows you to capture more of your surroundings and a built-in microphone for clear audio. The Kiyo V2 X Webcam is also equipped with simple software customization to adjust the image quality, and an integrated privacy cover that provides peace of mind when the camera is not in use.
Summary
- Full HD video
- 60 FPS
- For streaming and video calls
- Fast autofocus
- Integrated privacy cover
Article number:
Our article number: R39128
Manuf. article number: RZ19-05380100-B
Brand
Razer - The three-headed snake and the green color or Chorma lighting is something almost all gamers recognize. Razer is one of the most well-known brands in gaming which is a feat that is not undeserved. The long history of innovative products that have lifted the industry and won countless awards over the years proves time and time again why they are at the top.
Razer is one of the widest range of gaming products in the world with almost at least one product in each segment. With their large machinery, they have the opportunity to research, develop and produce products to superb quality. If you are looking for a product that does not disappoint in terms of, then Razer is for you.
Specifications
Properties
| Colour | Black |
Warranty
| Manufacturer's warranty | 3 months |
Refurbished
When you buy a refurbished product, you are doing something good for both the environment and your wallet. By reusing these products, you make a big saving on carbon dioxide emissions, which is otherwise a big villain when it comes to the manufacture of technology gadgets.
