Customer Ratings & Reviews

It worked fine. But it wasn’t good enough to justify spending $143 after tax on it. I decided to stick with my MacBook mic

Logitech doesn't build these things right. The port is loose. And since it's plug and play, the cable falls out all the time. Even if you manage to keep the USB in, you have to wiggle it and hold it a certain way before it works again. The volume button is also loose. Whoever is in quality control did not do their job. It's well within warranty and Logitech expects me to send pictures, ticket number, copy of receipt and they might just decide to service it instead of replacing it. Logitech, do better! I'd rather my money back at this point.

It's a decent microphone but the competitors are miles above it and priced about the same. I also find it sketchy that logitech is hiding that it's one of their products but that is a minor thing.

Blue mics have great sound recording, but after 3 months the usb port completely broke from the board. It was not moved around much and looked like this may be common problem looking online. Inside the mic housing there is no support for the micro usb port other than it's soldering to the board inside. Perhaps I got one with a weak soldering job from the factory, but Blue refused to support the problem and now I have a useless mic after 3 months.

When it worked it was amazing crystal clear, I turn off my computer and come back sometime later turn on my computer and then all I hear is static, I did nothing to it, it was sitting on my desk and it just broke I don't know how but that is ridiculous that a product of this cost could go from amazing to worst purchase I've ever made for my computer

I do not recommended it! I would give this item more stars but I returned this item twice and I finally kept the last one and after 2 months the cable messed up again. I went back to the retail store I started and explained to them what happen and they told me to just buy another cable which I did. Well 4 months later the cable messes up again and it’s only been 6 months since I bought the product and I am not satisfied at all. I finally reached out to the company and they told me they have cables they can sell me. I was shocked, because it’s their product and they should stand by their product quality but instead told me I could buy one on their website. Never buying their products ever again.

its okay, i didn't notice anything special in this.

It's a good usb microphone but for the price you can also get a XLR and mix amp that would sound better

I bought an open box mic and i thought it worked fine till i heard it the mic keeps cutting out and there’s a weird grinding sound when I talk im pretty upset about the purchase and didn’t even realize until after the time i could return it.

With my computer it was not audible, and I tried several applications. I had to return it.

No complaints from my kiddo. Bought for xmas as he enjoys it.

ive had pure frustration with this mic. It constantly loses connection every time i reboot the pc. My PC detects it, sees its there, but i have to quickly unplug and plug it back in every time i want to use it. I've installed the Blue windows app, swapped usb cables. Nothing. I even tried multiple USB ports and even a usb hub. Ive notice the mic mute button stays lit even when the power is turned off on my pc, so im thinking it doesnt reset properly when my pc comes back on. I cant keep unpluging the mic as that will cause wear on the usb port. Returning this.

I picked up a Blue Yeti for some not-really-professional demo stuff we need to do at work (I work at a place that makes Web videos from time to time, and while we always hire a pro to do the final recording, it's useful to have a decent mic to record VO for our demo work for clients as we make progress on a project). I'm recording in a small (10' x 10') office, with drywall and furniture, so it's *far* from an ideal environment, but the Yeti is *shockingly* echoey, regardless of the mic pickup pattern. I've gone as far as to make a "cave" around the Yeti with a winter coat so it's nestled in a thick down coat with only about a 8" "window" facing me as I record, but I can't discern any difference between that and no baffling at all. I see videos online of people recording on the Yeti, doing podcasts and so on, with no special equipment, in a "normal" room, and it sounds nothing like the echo I'm getting here. Even with the gain way down and me speaking about 1 cm from the mic, it still sounds like a bathroom stall. How can I first diagnose if this is normal, and second, do something about it without building a whole recording studio just to accommodate one microphone? Mac OS X and Audacity, if it helps. I'm pretty new to all of this.

Kind of hard to use. I tried to connect to my phone and it messed up the volume on my phone.

Not really doing much more than a cheaper mic! I hate that the Best Buy guy sold me this.

It looks really good. Hard to choose between black and white. Widh i ordered tge one with the filter since its not available separately.

This is better than a cheap microphone, but I would recommend purchasing a better one for another $100 or so.

expensive and extremely fragile, good sound quality

Not a plug and play microphone. Was a lot more complicated than I thought it was going to be.

Mike came highly recommended, i didn't find it particularly well built, usb plug is very flimsy.