Yeti is now offering 20% off its Big Sky Blue colors collection, a pastel blue that looks exactly as the name suggest. This ...

Blue claims it has kept the same studio-quality sound of the original Yeti in this new model — it supports sample rates up to 24-bit/48kHz, as with most of Blue’s microphone lineup — though that ...

Yeti just kicked off its 2025 Gear Garage event, and the launch includes a brand-new Blue Camo drop, marking one of the most ...

Blue Yeti X USB Microphone > $170, Buy now at Best Buy If you’ve ever listened to a podcast, streamed a Let’s Play, or watched an ASMR video, you’ve likely heard the Blue Yeti Microphone. Among the ...

The Blue Yeti has long been the microphone of choice in the world of streaming. While it's now part of the Logitech family, Blue has been a leader in the high-fidelity microphone sphere for almost 20 ...

You've probably heard about Blue microphones. They're highly recommended and relied on by many streamers, gamers and other content creators. The Yeti is regarded as ...

At the tail end of last year, I reviewed the Blue Yeti X USB microphone which was a real favorite with me. USB microphones are brilliant for increasing the sound quality of your video chats. They’re ...

YETI just debuted its limited edition color collections, Big Sky Blue and Firefly Yellow, and those with a YETI account get first dibs. If you want to get early access to the new shades, it’s so ...

We've long recommended the Blue Yeti, which in our opinion is the best microphone option for most people. If you're looking for something a little cheaper and smaller, however, Blue today introduced ...

This user's Blue Yeti mic on a nice boom arm plus a Behringer audio interface get the job done. Photo: [email protected] Sometimes a computer setup showed off on social media demonstrates just how ...

When it comes to podcasting and livestreaming, USB microphones are a great option due to their plug-and-play design. And perhaps no name is more synonymous with these recording devices than Blue ...

Prior to 2020, most educators could probably count on one hand the number of times they participated in a videoconference. For years, hardly anyone gave a second thought to how their audio sounded to ...