In 2009, the American company Blue Microphones debuted the Yeti ($129.99) as a “premium” USB microphone aimed at pro, semi-pro, and aspiring broadcasters, singers, and musicians.

When it came time to review the latest microphone from Blue Microphones, the Blue Yeti X, I enlisted the help of someone whose verbal ego and budding talent was up to the task — my son Jakob ...

The Blue Yeti's price drops online to as low as $90 ... If you're serious about sound quality, but on a budget and not ready to commit to things like XLR cables, the Blue Yeti is a great microphone.

This is the Blue Yeti X and its companion mic arm, the Blue Compass. Skip to main content. Open menu Close menu. ... complete with a track that hides the cable conveniently away from your setup.

The Yeti is also affordable, relative to the other microphones like the 3Dio; it’s essentially the last stop before you need XLR cables and a USB Audio Interface.

Verdict: The Blue Yeti Nano is a cracking little USB microphone that’s built like the proverbial tank. It has a built-in monitoring amplifier with a low noise floor which means it doesn’t ...

Frustrated, I opened my media closet and saw my Blue Yeti USB Microphone. The idea had not previously occurred to me to try it for videoconferencing because, up to that point, I had only brought it ...