Blue Microphones - Blue Yeti Nano Premium Wired Multi-Pattern USB Condenser Microphone

My Blue Yeti recently kicked the bucket. I considered buying a new Yeti, but then saw the Yeti Nano. I use it for content creating and live streaming. I’ve only had it for a week, but the audio quality is just as good as the Yeti in my opinion. I’ve seen the complaints about no gain knob on the back and using an app on your computer instead, but honestly it isn’t a big deal for me. Most of my voice settings are set up in my DAW anyways. It is definitely smaller than the Yeti, and if you’re looking to save a few bucks, but still want Yeti quality then I would definitely recommend the Yeti Nano.

First hearing about the Nano I was completely unsure but willing to give it a shot since my Blue Snowball has lasted me many years. Right out of the box this thing is ready to go and feels incredibly sturdy in the hand + the stand design is pretty neat. This comes with some features I’d like to point out, the ring in the middle of the mic is not only a volume slider (twisting it left or right) but also used as a MUTE or UNMUTE button by a really easy press. On the back is a flat button that you only really have to touch to change between omnidirectional (just you) and multidirectional (you + however many other voices) audio input. The whole mic itself can be positioned to be either tilted forward so much that it’s literally upside down or just keep it straight up! Pros: Compact Great input for single person use Great input for multi person use Simple cable management Sleek design Cons: Cable disconnects occasionally through simple movement My honest rating on this microphone is a solid 9/10 only reason I could not give it a 10 is because the cable coming loose sometimes can be real inconvenient when playing certain games.

I personally love the fact I didn’t need the large yeti to pick up a whole rooms audio If you don’t have a yeti it’s a need to

PROS: LED indicator for mute, headphone out with dial for volume, comes with a mounting adapter⁣⁣ ⁣ CONS: Micro-USB⁣ ⁣ Managed to get this on sale for $50, a total steal. Probably still worth it at ~$75. I'm not an audio person, I just needed a mic.⁣ ⁣ The biggest issue by far is the micro-USB. The provided cable barely fits under the mic when using the stand, meaning there's stress on the port. And micro-USB is notorious for breaking with even light usage. This is a problem many Logitech products have, with it only being fixed with recent refreshes. If you are unplugging and replugging your mic frequently, I would recommend one that uses USB-C

It's great, but lacks instructions for use. As it acts up a bit for connecting. But over all, good sound.

Sounds really good, easy to set up and use as well. Also nice, compact size.

sounds great but software was clunky to install.Other than that great mic as for the review system at best buy i will never leave another after i was forced to write 50 words for a product that shouldnt need it.

It is a very affordable option with a great adjustability for the audio output and crisp sound straight out of the box!