Customer Ratings & Reviews

In recording quality, I don't see any difference between this one and my MacBook Pro's internal mic. I don't know if this product is not good enough, or MacBook is so good. I would rather buy a Shure than this one.

I love my original yeti mic--That mic I'd better than mics that sell for three times as much. So I was excited about the smaller and even cheaper version. Unfortunately, I received this blue snowball instead of the mini blu mic pictured and described on the site. It's still blu so I thought it would be a fun little toy but it's completely useless. This mic sounds so much worse than the internal mic on any laptop or smartphone. Completely useless.

I have nothing else to say other than this microphone was garbage.

There’s a strange buzz and clipping noise coming from the mic when I plug it in still messing with the settings to get it to work properly

Not what I expected to clumsy and gets in the way. Not at all functional to aford the expense.

Dope, works well, audio is good. A little small physically but it's no big deal, worth the price. I don't usually write reviews but I'm trying to win that $400 gift card

Great product. Is very simple to set up and sounds great. seems to be durable for being plastic threading. The one downside i can see is I have a older desk and when i tap any part of it it makes a small creak, but when the mic is on the desk it is load as can be, so the legs do not do much for insulation. But other than that, it is a great product and i would recommend people to buy it.

I bought this SnowBall Ice microphone at a near by Bestbuy store. For starters this microphone has good weight to it which means it's built well. The included stand with the microphone is built out of metal which is nice. While the microphone does sound nice when playing back recorded voice. It does tend to pickup any background noise that is going around you. When trying out the microphone it picked up the 120mm fans in my desktop computer. If you plan on using this microphone to do stuff like gameplay commentary or video blogs. You might want to use the free software Audacity. To reduce any unwanted noise that been recorded. I was able to use Audacity to remove the noise the 120mm fans was making in the test I did. After the editing was done I sounded nice and clear which is a good.

It was my first time buying a bluetooth mic. It basically made no difference in audio quality compared to my laptop's mic.

Sound quality and easy to set up used for office meeting instead of laptop Microphone.

A very easy to use and high quality microphone that worked great for an interview of one of my clients for a webinar.

I didn't like it hard to used it. Not my favorite.

The Snowball iCE mic works a lot better than the built-in mic on my machine. For the price it's definitely worth it.

This microphone is great quality for the price! It's also easy to set up. A great microphone that can upgrade all your audio projects/needs to a near professional level.

I just want to preface here, I don't really care about vocal audio quality other than people can clearly hear me. I bought this for gaming and gaming only because my current headset doesn't have a mic. And this thing delivers. After 10 different rounds with different randoms on some online games my feedback has been "loud and clear" and "sounds good". I have it about 1.5-2' away from my face to the left of my keyboard and it picks up my voice perfectly. It does what I wanted it to do so A+. There is a caveat though. I'm running this through nvidia broadcast. Basically this program software assists the mic to reduce background noise (and I'm sure there is much better programs, but I don't care because the one I got works just fine.) With the program on and off I did a couple tests. These include: having a fan blowing directly at me and the mic, mashing my loud mechanical keyboard, and knocking on my desk. Without the software the mic picked up everything exactly as it sounded. I'd say this is a win for mic quality but very annoying for gaming. With noise reduction on it blocked near 100% of all fan, keyboard, and knocking noise. Exactly what I wanted. The one major draw back is to get that level of noise cancellation it can block out your voice when doing heavy typing and knocking at the same time. Shouldn't be in issue for gaming but I can see it an issue for streaming. But I would assume this mostly my chosen software causing the issues. Conclusion: Mic sounds good, integrates with post processing software, mindless to set up, and it's affordable. For a gaming use case I highly recommend it.

A little bit bigger and taller than I thought it would be but it's pretty average as far as mic sizes go. Works great, picks up sound perfectly even when placed far away or off to the side so you don't have to worry about it getting in the way of your monitor. Has a pretty annoying red light permanently on, though, so maybe get some electrical tape with this to cover it if you don't want that. No drivers needed, just plug it into a USB port. USB cord is plenty long enough.

We do a lot of in-house voice overs for online content. This microphone, in addition to its cool looks, has performed very well and sounds like we recorded in a professional studio.

The sound quality is just far superior with this than the lower-budget or built-in mics I've been using. It captures the inflection and warmth of the human voice with greater nuance and clarity. Definitely worth the extra $30, and I love the retro look of it!

It's a very durable and clean-sounding microphone. I haven't had any issues with it and I'm enjoying using it to record music.

It works perfectly, my voice is clear and it does not cut out. I like it and I would recommend it, since it is a great mic.