Designed for gamers, podcasters, streamers, and AMSR, the Logitech Blue Yeti for Aurora Collection is a USB mic offering a broadcast-quality sound, a rugged design, and multiple recording modes to suit your needs. The Yeti, offered here in a pink dawn finish, is part of a total game-streaming ecosystem and has become a go-to mic for users who record podcasts, and who stream on YouTube, Twitch, Facebook Live, and other similar platforms.

The multiple mic modes allow virtually any kind of content creator to do their thing with precision and ease. Use the cardioid setting to reject off-axis noise, minimizing room tone when speaking directly into the mic. If you're recording with one other guest, select the Bidirectional polar pattern; now, you can speak into the front, while the guest speaks into the back, and the sides of the mic will reject unwanted room noise. Choose omnidirectional to pick up audio all around the capsule, which is great for work that features multiple voices. Finally, a stereo mode is wonderful for ASMR content or for recording music. A desktop stand and a USB cable are included, as is exclusive Streamlab content for an enhanced streaming experience.

For Gamers, Podcasts, ASMR & More    USB for Mac, Windows, and Mobile Devices    Cardioid for Solo, Figure-8 for 2 People    Omni for Room Capture, Stereo for ASMR    3.5mm Monitoring Jack with Mix Control    Built-In Controls for Easy Operation    Broadcast-Quality 48 kHz / 16-Bit Audio    Bus Powered from Connected Device    Includes Stand and USB Cable    Includes Streamlab Exclusive Content

• Co-branded with Logitech G
• Coordinated CMF design with GEM Collection to introduce a total game-streaming ecosystem (with optional Mouse + Keyboard + Headset)
• Premium USB mic for game streaming
• Blue Vo!ce: Delivers an immersive content creation experience
• Four pickup patterns
• Streamlab exclusive content included, enhancement of streaming experience

This mic is perfect for recording directly to computers, be they mac or windows systems. With the right, separately available adapters, you can also record with Android and iOS devices.

Yeti features controls for headphone volume, pattern selection, instant mute, and microphone gain—putting you in charge of every level of the recording process. If you're experiencing distortion or feedback while recording an especially loud source, simply adjust the microphone's sensitivity with the gain control. Or, if you want to take a break in the middle of a podcast, use the instant mute button. Also, the included stand allows for pivoting in a variety of angles for ideal placement, with the added functionality of folding the mic down for storage and transport.

The mic has an integrated headphone amp with an independent gain control for latency-free monitoring. Simply plug your headphones into the mic's 3.5mm input, and you'll hear your broadcast-quality audio in all its glory.

The mic records audio at 16-bit / 48 kHz, giving you the broadcast standard for media playback. On the audio side, the tri-capsule design ensures that whatever mode you choose, the mic will pick up a clear and present sound.

Just plug the Yeti into your computer's USB port with the included USB cable, select it as a device in your recording software, and you're ready to get to work. The Yeti runs off your device's power, so no need to plug it into a wall. With driver-free operation, you won't have to download pesky software to get it up and running.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this microphone be mounted on a standard mic stand?

A: There is a 5/8- threaded female connector on the bottom of the Blue Yeti. The desk stop stand can be removed and the microphone can be screwed onto a standard mic stand. The Blue Radius III Shockmount for Yeti and Yeti Pro USB Microphones, BH #BLRADIUS3 can also used to protect this sensitive condenser mic from unwanted vibrations..

Q: 2. Are there any USB microphones that work with digital handheld recorders?

A: Hi. If youre looking for a combo that can be used as both a USB and an XLR mic (the kind that plugs into something like the Zoom H4n or TASCAM DR-05), check out Audio Technicas AT2005USB or AT2100-USB. They both are about $65-90 and sound a great deal like professional broadcast mics that cost considerably more. I use my AT2100 with a Zoom H4n to record training video voice overs.

Q: 3. What is the best recording software to use with this for PC? Would I be able to use this with Vegas Video?

A: AUDACITY

Q: 4. what would be a god recording program to use with this microphone on my iMac, please ? Thank you.

A: The Free Audacity software. That is all I use and it is perfect. When you download look for the free software. I think some people are trying to charge for it.

Q: 5. does it have an international warranty ?

A: No. The included warranty would be a 2-Year manufacturers USA Warranty

Q: 6. is yeti ever going to actually produce this microphone???

A: According to the latest update in my ordering system, we have unfortunately not yet been provided with an approximation from Rode on when we can expect the Yeti Pro to be available. I apologize for the lack of availability information on this currently. The best thing you can do for now is click on the "Notify When Available" button and fill in your email address, to receive an automatic notification when the status availability of this model changes.

Q: 7. Is this microphone good for podcasts? If so, is it compatible with Mac computers?

A: Excellent for pod cast Not sure about Mac.

Q: 8. What all comes in this package, is it just the microphone or is everything on the picture is included in the box???

A: The Yeti Studio Professional Recording System for vocals will include the microphone with stand, USB cable, Presonus Studio One Artist Blue Microphones Edition recording software, and iZotope Nectar Elements Vocal Production Software.

Q: 9. WHAT THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 16 BIT AND 24 BIT?

A: 24-bit audio offers more digital information which translates to a higher resolution signal and recording. In other words, depending upon the signal being recorded, the final results should sound better.

Q: 10. What is the Signal to noise ratio?

A: The manufacturer has not provided a specification for the signal-to-noise ratio for the microphone, but they have provided the signal-to-noise ratio for the mic's built-in headphone amplifier which is listed as 114 dB. Here is a link to the complete manufacturer's product details for the Blue Yeti Pro (scroll down towards the bottom of the page to view the full list of specs): https://www.bluemic.com/en-us/products/yeti-pro/