Customer Ratings & Reviews

At work we use a Blue Yeti and it has served well but this a touch better with the isolation stand and general composition. For example, I am not a fan of where the USB enter on a Yeti and people have broken many cables folding it before disconnect. That cannot happen on the QuadCast. The gain is easier to use while recording. I am absolutely in love with the led 'hot' indicator and touch top for enable/disable. If you do any online presentations, this and a mic booth will have you starting with great source every time.

the Hyperx quadcast mic is simply amazing, i had a blue yei but the usb port broke and i was planning to buy another blue yeti til i read review on the hyperx quadcast, the tap to mute for mic is awesome which lets you know if its on mute or not from red illuminated light. it have 4 different modes for voicing depending on what you use it for. the mic itself is lighter than blue yeti and if u have a boom arm, it comes with a attachment for the boomarm. Overall i like the quadcast over blue yeti. its worth every penny even tho its a lil expensive compare to the blue yeti.

I love my quadcast, I have it mounted on a microphone boom and the people I play video games with say that the microphone sounds very clear. I love the red back light and the overall appearance is very nice. The only down side is the micro usb on the back when you have it mounted on a boom, the wire out the back has to take a severe angle but doesn't actually touch anything.

Good Mic, newer version is a bit better! I upgraded from an older Blue Yetti, and really enjoy this mic. My only downside is the Micro USB port, which is USB Con the newest version. Solid invest, it looks sharp and the color on when your mic is live is perfect!

Was perfect for nearly two months, then the usb mini B port broke. It must have been from excess movement since I had the mic mounted on a arm but even so I never moved it that aggressively. The weight of the wire dragged it downward over time so if you support the wire with a band around the arm, you should be fine. I'm still disappointed.