Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Blue Yeti has been a mainstay in streaming and other voice-related services for years. The quality is crisp, smooth, and with a decent filter, it delivers exceptional quality. The arm is nice, too, although it swivels a bit with wobblier desks - just a heads-up.

The microphone is high quality as expected. The arm is calibrated to the weight of the microphone in the box and the setup was very quick and easy.

husband loves this gaming microphone and stand easy to use and put together

I absolutely love this microphone! It is super easy to put together and use. Now all my friends can hear me on our voice calls.

This is the best microphone ever, I recommend it for streaming, YouTube, blogs, etc.

Great value. From looking online there is a common error with Yeti missing the C-clamp that clamps this to the desk. There's no good way to buy it straight from yeti but if you get a clamp or find another, this is high quality stuff

They’re pretty big and take up a big part of the table and two of them definitely takes up the table. Me getting a big area with a bigger table should help. At least it’s professional and looks great

This is an amazing add to my home office. I used to have another brand that broke during my last move and I had been hearing great things about Yeti mics. When I saw the arm, I jumped it to the top of my list. It just looks so sleek and sturdy. It's very rugged (to hold the heavy microphone). And it just looks awesome with the single piece segments (some of the two-bar swing arms just look so cheap). One note though (for transparency), I'm on my way to return it, but for another one. There was a defect in the threading of the socket (it happens). If they have more in stock I will definitely replace it with another. This is one of the best USB mics I've used, and unless I ever want to go back to XLR mics (and 4x the cost), this is the one I'm going to stick with.

Great microphone, sounds amazing, I play online ganes and my friends love the clarity in my words

The only problem I have is the Mike is still USB B port it's a little outdated perhaps a cut in price would make this more attractive for more people but very quality microphone old input

Great mic. It picks up a lot though like it picks up the fans of my pc but overall the sound quality is great and if I was going to record a podcast I’d use my Mac and it would be clear.

Very clear sound and very helpful keep hand free . I advice everyone to use this product

Pretty decent setup. Boom arm has some issues I had to resolve with leveling and turning around by itself but after I fixed that it’s been great.

Good microphone, certainly better than anything you will get standard with a laptop. The arm is high quality, I have noticed the connecting cable gets a little loose. Other than that, I like this mic a lot.

My son researched a lot of microphones as he set up his YouTube recording studio. This was the best one to meet his needs. He loves it and uses it all the time. Do recommend getting a foam cover for the mic portion itself.

You can't really get better than this for a USB plug and play microphone. I've made countless professional marketing videos with it and communicate seamlessly in games with it as well.

I love the sound quality. The boom is not only sturdy, but visually striking as well. I am pleased with my purchase. I ordered it curbside and the whole process was effortless.

These are my honest Thoughts of this microphone. Great microphone. Why am I giving it a 2 star rating? Well let me begin. This microphone comes with a Boom Arm, Shock Mount, and the Microphone itself. For 200$ I would definitely expect a pop filter. A 200$ USB microphone is a total ripoff, if you are spending 200$ on a microphone then it's obvious you want something that can get the job done. This is where I would shift more towards an XLR microphone. An XLR microphone isn't just plug in and talk. You are going to need an audio interface and of course the XLR microphone. I would recommend the Rode Podmic Microphone as an XLR microphone because it's a dynamic microphone that picks up your voice and your voice only instead of any background noice, Also it's only 100$ for a killer microphone. There's a bunch of Audio Interfaces to look for but I personally would recommend the Rode USB audio interface just because it's made by Rode and you can stay within the brand but I would probably look for alternatives to this, there's much cheaper options. This would put you at the price range off 200-250$ which for an XLR microphone it's way better than sticking to this USB microphone. Now if you want something as simple as a USB microphone I also have an alternative to that and it might shock you. What if I told you there was a better microphone than this microphone for cheaper and it was actually better? The Fifine T-669 or T-780 are the perfect USB microphones because of their overall quality. I personally do not own the microphone but my friend does and we usually communicate through discord and trust me, he sounds amazing. My friends compared my microphone to his and everyone that we came in contact with agreed that his microphone was better. It comes with a Boom Arm, Shock Mount, the microphone itself, and a pop filter (Something this microphone doesn't offer). I would much rather have his microphone than this 200$ Garbabe. My Overall Take I ended up buying the Rode Podmic with the USB Audio Interface and it sounds fantastic. Having a dynamic microphone is game changing because background noise isn't heard. While condenser microphones are very loud and catch a lot of background noise. If you are looking for a microphone at this price range I would 1000% recommend an XLR microphone. If you want a USB definitely a T-669 or T-780 Like I said.

Overall the boom arm is strong and sturdy with a nice finish (doesn't look cheap or flimsy); in many reviews for other rival products I often saw remarks about how the springs were not strong enough to support the microphone however that cannot be said for this set, in fact quite the opposite, I had trouble getting the mic to stop rising up...gladly this is much easier to fix than if the mic keeps dropping. The arm does have tensioners at each joint but I was not able to tighten them any further with enough force to truly lock the position, merely just slowing the rate of rise instead. As for the Yeti mic, the sound pickup is incredible, as someone who makes money from being a streamer and video content creator this microphone has upped my game and the quality of my voice recordings. I would recommend this to friends (and I have done so!) or to anyone that is in the market for a boom arm and mic.

I purchased this kit on sale. Great set. Unfortunately the clamp wouldn’t work with my desk but I was able to use a side table to get the boom set up. Mic sounds as expected for the price. Would highly recommend purchasing the kit over mic only.