Customer Ratings & Reviews

This mic has really come in handy. It has been used for job interviews and playing on line games with our daughter who lives across the country. It's super easy to install, is clear and has a mute button that shows red so you know you are indeed on mute. You can set it to pick up sound right in front of you or also your surroundings During game night we have it set up in the middle of the living room and all of us can be clearly heard to others playing. Absolutely love it.

It is a good product. I have not used a lot. But like the design a lot.

Not heavy, very compact , great sound, easy to use

I actually really like this mic, it has certainly suited my needs. Part of me does wish I'd sprung a little more for bluetooth, because the USB cable can be a hassle, but my bluetooth ports are already being used by a keyboard and mouse, so USB seemed like the way to go. The mic sound quality, use and installation are all simple, the challenge is more about learning your applications and your Operating system setting to know how to control your sound input options. But really good mic for my purposes.

This microphone has so far been really incredible. It is also really easy to set up and use.

I had the larger Yeti a couple of years ago and gave it to my son who is a singer so he could do some recordings. I missed having that nice quality microphone, so when I saw this one I thought I'd give it a try. It's simple to hookup, but I had to download their Blue Sherpa software and configure the audio format to 24 BIT, 48 kHz under Control Panel | Sound | Microphone Properties | Advanced before it cleared an error. After that it works perfectly and I am very happy with it. I would recommend it to anyone who wants a high quality microphone.

I use this microphone for streaming and voicecalls and upon purchasing it I was immediately told my sound quality had massively improved. The Cardioid mode is extremely good quality and picky on direction, even with speakers making sound behind it, it only picks up what it is aimed at, me. Adjusting is easy with a back button to switch between Cardioid and Omnidrectional and position wise it moves about smoothly. Plug and play workability.

Works great and would recommend. Good quality, easy to clean, movable to different areas, sturdy.

This is not a criticism of the Blue Nano, but a criticism of most meeting software: They all seem to do some kind of auto-leveling of the microphone pre-amp gain. That's fine for the built in mic, but it's annoying if you want finer control over the levels, and doubly annoying if you are direct monitoring your own voice (because the level bounces up and down.) Still, very good sound quality, and for the price it will pay for itself pretty quickly. I can imagine it would be amazing for podcasting.

I don't have any experience with mics, really. Other than videography. I used this to record voiceovers and the sound was spectacular! Easy to hook up to my computer and it captured amazingly clean audio. Highly recommend!

I just started using it but it does have great sound quality. It works well against outside noises.

After my Blue Snowball crapped out after over 10 years of service, it was time for a replacement. Obviously I was getting another Blue mic (this brand is the best in the business), and decided to get the Yeti mini rather than a full size version due to limited workspace. Needless to say this smaller mic holds its own with the big boys. Plug it in and get clear recordings in any app (I use most Audacity and PowerDirector for voiceovers), and you can switch between recording modes with the push of a button, as well as mute the mic entirely. It’s a compact but powerful mic for anyone who works from laptops or just simply doesn’t want to cramp their workspace, and as said before, I trust Blue for their reliable and sturdy craftsmanship, so here’s to another 10 years of service!

I was swayed into picking this up for the various web based meetings across a number of platforms. It works really well, a far sight better than the built in microphones on headsets and built into my laptops and iPad. The price is good, maybe more than the Amazon equivalents and other knockoffs, but I found the installation and configuration super simple and intuitive. The ease of use and quality make this a solid choice.

its a great microphone works well plug and play sounds great on the other end compact for those with a small space and super easy to use and setup. pretty good build quality as well with a metal stand and plastic shell around the mic but feels well built. for the price cant do much better for mic quality for the money. i used it mainly on a pc not sure how well it works on mac but it ought to be similar if supported on the mac

Very easy to get set up. Clear, crisp sound. Love how easy it is to use! For a "beginner" with this type of equipment, I appreciate the simplicity of the design and the instructions on use. Very helpful!

If you're looking for a super-simple solution to your recording needs — you've found it here. Blue's Yeti Nano is a very portable down-sized version of the Yeti that defines quality sound with plug-and-play simplicity. In fact, I doubt you could ever really hear any difference between the original Yeti and the Yeti Nano. Any difference you might think you could hear would be insignificant at best. Well done Blue!

Perfect sound!!!! The smaller size is perfect for what I need. Not to mention, the setup was super easy.

I hated wearing a headset for meetings and wanted a mic that was plug and play for my laptop. This microphone fits the bill for that perfectly. It doesn't carry noise from my keyboard, laptop, or nearby devices, just my voice. I wouldn't use this for serious high fidelity recording, but it is decent quality at a low price.

Really good microphone quality and ease of use. The microphone had some problems however the USB that was included easily became loose and came out.

Great mic, comes with Blue Sherpa which is decent software but sometimes a little buggy (won’t detect the mic sometimes.) Only real issue with the mic itself is the USB and audio out port locations. When using the mount it came with, it’s fine but with a shock mount (using the screw connector) the ports are partially blocked. Other than that, could use some more features (only has cardioid and omni direction modes.) For that, I would have to say a little more expensive than necessary but it does have good build quality.