Customer Ratings & Reviews

White-out is gorgeous, nice to have software support but also physical buttons. Yeti mics used to not have any native software controls but now they are recognized inside Ghub so if you want to do things like equalizing via that, you can (or whatever other audio software you are using). The physical buttons are also great though because you can make adjustments on the fly without having to navigate to software. That makes it pretty versatile for a lot of different use cases. Some people are experts and doing some serious audio work, others just want a nice mic for their zoom meetings. I'm in the latter category. I do think there are better mics out there for audio experts but for the price, this is an awesome mic for someone who just wants to sound better than everyone else in their meeting or want some good controls for things like background nosie.

Purchased one for my oldest grandson and he loves it. Age 24. Just purchased another for my second to oldest grandson for Christmas. I know he'll love it. Sound quality great, ease of use fantastic . It's a good weight..quality plus!!

Good quality microphone. It’s pretty easy to use and great for online meetings!

It has very good sound quality and is very sensitive. It was able to pick up my voice when I was across the room whispering

Most people probably don't need a professional quality desk mic, but the sound quality produced by the Yeti is absolutely astonishing. The moment I logged into Teamspeak or Skype, people were able to instantly tell that I got a new microphone. Everything that I recorded test wise was crisp and clear, and the device is super easy to set up. If you're looking for something that will give you fantastic quality (Like professional grade stuff) for your streams, VOIP calls, podcasts, youtube videos, or various other recordings, without breaking the bank, then this is the mic for you

Fantastic Microphone, easy to use, plug and play. I would give it a 5 out of 5 but occasionally there is a strange and high pitched static sound when my head phones are plugged directly into the mic. unplugging and plugging back in resolves the issue, must be some sort of interference issue? thank you

First, this guy is super high quality, as you can tell by the second you pull it out of the box. That being said, it is not Little, or Out Of The Way. You need a some place and somewhere to put if you are not using a bracket or "Arm" of some type. The software from Logitech's website is simple to use and adds a small amount of customization. The voice quality of the mic is top notch for the price point. This is a mic that will last you Forever, if you want it to.

I needed a good mic with USB for laptop use for recording voice-over narration. Confirming widespread positive reviews, the Yeti Pro more than foots the bill for a variety of situations. While some may quibble with the unit's weight and may question its portability, I take into account the fact that the Yeti has several directional patterns (omni, cardioid, etc.) that can substitute for several mics that use only a single pattern -- not to mention that it can connect directly with my laptop. In sum, the feel of solidity, natural sounding results, versatility, connectivity and affordable price make the Yeti Pro a highly-recommended choice for my recording needs.

Super easy to use microphone, simple to setup, great quality audio for gaming and streaming.

This is one very sensitive microphone. It offers the ability to record sound in all directions or from just the front. It works really well with Adobe Audition. Very easy setup. Mute button is very handy. You can connect your headphones directly into the microphone and hear yourself while recording. While using the front directional only, the microphone did not record the airplanes out side passing over nor did it pick up the loud clicking noise form a hard drive across the room. All things I was worried about during a recording, but true to its directional recording it did pick them up. Switch to full circle recording and it got both sounds.

It was an easy setup and I recorded my first audio with great sound. I will need to manage placement as it is a bit larger than I expected but for the price, it is worth it. I feel I will have this for years to come.

The Blue Microphone is very easy to use right out of the box. My system was able to sync with it very quickly and I was able to download drivers based on the recommendations of my system. I practiced with it to learn how better adapt the mic with my voice and the acoustics of my environment. I liked the ability to shape my voice over my other microphone. I was surprised that the cost of the microphone is so low compared to some other units. I give this one two thumbs up.

This microphone has every aspect you need for excellent quality of sound it has background block and you can feel every breath you take and every sound with perfect motion excellent choice for podcast and discord server if you want to become a gamer you definitely need this.

The quality of this microphone went well beyond my expectations. I am starting my narrating business, and this has given me the quality that I'm looking for without having to make any edits or adjustments. The ease and use of this microphone is also exceptional.

Huge difference between a headset mic and switching to this mic. People on the other end of my mic say the clarity is significantly better. Good weight to it. Unlikely to just tip over. Obviously takes space on the desk but can pick up audio from a good distance so placement is really an issue

The Blue Yeti is definitely an awesome mic. HOWEVER, because it is so bulky, it's hard to find a good boom arm that'll fit it. The Yeti definitely has points in the versatility field because it has so many settings for audio capture (Omni, Stereo, Cardioid, Bi-Directional). But it was just too bulky for my taste, and some of the dials feel cheap, though overall the Yeti feels sturdy and made of quality materials. They just skimped on the volume knob I suppose. I'd recommend this mic if you can find it at a cheap price ( I got mine on sale for $99. Normal price is $150 I believe.) If you're looking for a different mic, I'd recommend the AT2020+ USB because it's much lighter, fits a variety of mounts, and can be had for just about the same price as the Yeti ($150). Though the AT2020 is more limited in features, I doubt you'll be using all of the settings of the Yeti anyway.

Sound is crisp and clear. I also use this mic to record my guitar playing and singing. My only gripe is that the charging port on the mic can get loose if you are too rough with the cord. Mine broke after a year of use (this is my second purchase).

The Blue Yeti microphone is a fantastic choice for anyone seeking to enhance their work calls or virtual meetings. As a regular user, I found its plug-and-play setup incredibly convenient, requiring no technical expertise to get started. The sound quality is a significant upgrade from standard computer mics, ensuring clear and professional audio on every call. Its sturdy build and sleek design also add a touch of professionalism to my workspace. The Yeti's directional settings are particularly useful, allowing me to minimize background noise during busy days at home. Overall, the Blue Yeti has transformed my work communication, providing crystal clear sound that makes virtual interactions more engaging and productive. #SponsoredNotSponsored

Solid microphone and versatile. Works well with IOS devices and the price is right.

First off, this microphone makes my high pitched man voice sound deeper than other mics I've used in the past. Just for that reason it gets 5 stars. I actually enjoyed hearing my recorded voice for the first time ever. As for the quality of the sound, it produces a crystal clear sound and the different settings let you record in different situations and environments. I have a parrot and a big dog, both of which take the sound of my voice as a signal to join in the chorus. Quite annoying when I'm on a phone call or trying to record a song or my trumpet. Both the voice and trumpet recording is flawless. The mic plays well with both my Mac and Virtual Windows PC. I also really like the headphone jack at the bottom which means I don't have to run a longer cable to my computer to connect my headphones. I couldn't think of anything bad to say about the mic except that it does stand just under 12 inches tall and it blocks my monitor, so I have to make the extreme effort to move the mic over a few inches. Overall, I really LOVE this microphone and as far as I'm concerned, it's worth every penny.