Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a great microphone for an entry level price. I'm glad I bought it!

Overall not bad, If it was in the $70.00 range it would have been a much better price for the features. I am still very pleased with the microphone. I am using this to make small you tube posts and for creating small videos for advertising purposes.

Fancy mic for a fair price. Clear sound, no background noise

This mic does not last very long. I had set it up how it should be, and after reconnecting it to use it again, it did not work again. However, the company has a great return policy so that's why it has 3 stars.

Use this product for pod casting great sound clear

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

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

This microphone was pretty much broken on arrival. I got absolutely no use out of it past the first day of having it. Very poor quality design.

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

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.

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

Good value the sound is not the greatest but works

Produces good sound and has many features to customize it's use.

was good for about two days then it starts making a weird noise randomly throughout the videos we create.

Decent microphone. Mid grade. You get what you pay for.

Recorded using ADR stages in the film industry for about 8 years, 10 years or so ago. I thought consumer grade tech would have come up to speed a little more than this product delivered even though it was one of the more pricey options. For those looking for standard digital media VO this will work well enough. But my sense is you could have at least the quality for a much better price.

the plastic piece inside which connects the cord broke easily,

bought this to use with my phone,it wasn't compatible so I can't say anything good or bad about it

This is an amazing product. It was just what I needed to start my podcast. 

This mic was good but the default stand that comes with it is horrible with filtering out vibrations from the desk. If your going to buy this you need to get a stand and a screen for the front of it to prevent it picking up your breath.