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Razer Kiyo Pro (2 Mpx)
EUR131,94

Razer Kiyo Pro

2 Mpx


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Anonymous

4 years ago

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Anonymous

4 years ago

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To answer my own question: It's not possible. Official statement from Razer: To answer your question, the reason why Synapse is only detecting one Kiyo Pro is that both Kiyo Pro's are using the same driver, and Synapse is programmed to detect both Kiyo Pros as one because of the driver. I haven't tested it myself after receiving the answer from Razer though bc I'm going to return the product.

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Stefan31470

8 months ago

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cosmico72

8 months ago

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Click in 'Advanced Settings' in Synapse, you get a Windows95 Control Panel style setting, in the second TAB (Camera Control) you have the zoom.

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LisaB303

11 months ago

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Galaxus

11 months ago

Yes, the Razer Kiyo Pro is compatible with Windows 11. Although the specifications explicitly mention compatibility with Windows 8 and Windows 10, most USB devices, including webcams, are generally compatible with newer versions of Windows, including Windows 11, without the need for additional specific drivers. Kiyo Pro's USB connection and plug-and-play functionality should work seamlessly with Windows 11.

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gciccone

4 years ago

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mikeych76

4 years ago

You will hardly find a reseller who takes care of the firmware level. That is the responsibility of the manufacturer or customer. I wrote to Razer support at the time and received a link to the FW updater very quickly. And if you had invested 30 seconds in a Google search, you would probably have reached your goal more quickly... By the way https://mysupport.razer.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4582/~/razer-kiyo-pro-firmware-updater-%7C-rz19-0364

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