But long before that, there was the Blue Yeti mic. In 2009, the American company Blue Microphones debuted the Yeti ($129.99) as a “premium” USB microphone aimed at pro, semi-pro, and aspiring ...

Still, Dark Matter is aiming at streamers, so the ASMR community is more ... for the Dark Matter Sentry streaming microphone is obviously one of the Blue Yeti variants, with the original model ...

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 ...

Find out more about our reviews policy. The Blue Yeti Microphone continues to be a perennially popular USB choice for content creators of all types and for good reason. It's well built ...

Learn more › There aren’t many performances more dependent on the microphone than ASMR videos, which is why it’s critical to have a quality ASMR microphone. Creators in this space use their gear ...

Blue adds a bigger, badder mic to its Yeti line. If you want a microphone to stream or record at home with, the Yeti X is probably the easiest one to get usable results from with a USB connection.

Blue Microphones introduced the Yeti in 2009 and it held a legitimate claim to being among the best USB podcast microphone for some time. With increasing competition, the Blue Yeti had to evolve ...

Founded in 1995 and gaining consumer recognition with distinct designs, like the Snowball and Yeti, Blue Microphones branding has become well-known, from audiophiles to newcomers looking to launch ...

The Blue Yeti is a versatile and highly regarded microphone, but to truly maximize its potential, you need to understand and implement the right settings and techniques. Here’s a comprehensive ...

It’s only been a few weeks since Logitech kinda-sorta “killed” the Blue microphone brand, six years after buying the much-loved audio hardware company. Logitech said that the Yeti product ...

Hi everyone! In today's video I'll be comparing a $1 microphone vs a $1,000 microphone for the second time! I used pretty much all of my mics that I own and this video is meant for you to find YOUR ...