Customer Ratings & Reviews

It is good for small amount of space and sounds nice. I tested and heard it and I like it.

It works good. Really good quality. But for a little more money you get more for your money.

mic had a good review. Best fit for my application,

This has great sound quality and is easy to set up.

Sound quality is fantastic for a mid tier microphone at its price point. The stand and wire connection is not the best quality and only middle ground.

LOVE IT WORKS GOD LOVE USING THIS MIC GLAD I CHOSE THIS ONE

The mic works great for garage band. But we also bought it so we could have a better quality sound on our live streaming using iPad or iPhone and it doesn’t work there. We tried the recommended adapter to give the power to the mic and still didn’t work. Keep that in mind if you plan to buy it.

I have mix feeling about this. I use it every time I in a call, and there is a mix of comments saying it's good, and others saying that it is bad. Regarding the price, I thought it should be better.

A great, sensitive mic that offers a no-frills but competent podcast or streaming ability.

good sound quality, works well, use it for streaming.

It is a really great mic. Affordable and easy to use

Great mic at a great price. It hard to go with anyone other than blue.

This is a great mic to game or stream with. Easy to hook up easy to down load program for it

Had this for 2 years and still works great although you will have to mess with the settings quite a bit but after that it works good

Nice Mic and easy to set up. Much better than my old snowball mic.

This is an easy to use "plug & play" microphone. The sound quality is pretty good, and being able to plug my headphones into the aux jack to hear my voice is a bonus. If you wanted to you can mount this to most standard mic arms. Again a really solid mic for the price.

Good quality. Need more instructions for use with multiple devices.

Excellent mic for any one to use for online use...

Great mic for streaming after a few filters and noisegate the audio cleans up nice.

Before I devolve into my sardonic review let me be dead-serious that the Yeti Nano is an excellent, high-quality microphone that will make its target audience deeply happy. Do not take my tone below to mean otherwise. If you do your research you will see this mic is well-loved and, I would argue, for good reason. That being said if you: * Just want to plug it in and use it, maybe adjusting the gain knob a little from time to time * Neither have nor want knowledge of sound engineering * Don't want to spend time tweaking settings to improve quality and remove unwanted noise * Want to use this in an environment that's not dead-silent If you are any of those things then look elsewhere. Even in the cardioid pattern this microphone picked up everything in my environment. Sitting on my desk it especially brought in key presses, mouse clicks, and the smallest noises made around me. My desk sits in the dining room of our 1000sqft condo and so all the noises of the nearby kitchen came through too. Turning down the gain and tweaking settings didn't help one bit. It took a very short amount of time for me to lose interest in trying to adjust the plethora of settings just right to produce acceptable quality. That's compared to the headset-mounted boom mic I previously utilized which had little to no issue with environmental noise. So if you're not that sort of person then quick, drive down to the Issaquah, WA Best Buy, there's a like-new open-box Yeti Nano waiting for you at a discounted price. But if you're like myself then you are NOT the target audience for this microphone. Take heed: you are looking to spend way too much time and money on a mic. Go find something simpler and cheaper.