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Blue Yeti multi-pattern USB condenser and Yeti GX dynamic USB gaming microphones. Plug-and-play voice for streaming, podcasts and calls.
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USB voice, ready to stream.
Shop Blue in Kuwait: the Yeti, a multi-pattern USB condenser microphone, and the Yeti GX, a dynamic USB gaming microphone with RGB lighting. Both are set up in Logitech G HUB with Blue VO!CE voice effects and EQ.
Choose the Yeti to switch pickup patterns for solo voice, interviews or room recording. Choose the Yeti GX for gaming and streaming at a busy desk, since it focuses on your voice and picks up less keyboard and room noise. Both plug straight in by USB, with no interface needed.
In stock now: Logitech Yeti GX Dynamic USB Gaming Microphone. See also the Blue Yeti. More in USB Microphones.
Yeti · Yeti GX
condenser and dynamic USB
Multi-pattern
switchable Yeti pickup patterns
Blue VO!CE
voice effects in G HUB
BLUE FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about Blue Yeti microphones.
Yeti or Yeti GX: which microphone should I choose?
The Yeti is a multi-pattern USB condenser microphone that can switch pickup patterns for solo voice, interviews or room recording. The Yeti GX is a dynamic USB microphone that focuses on your voice and picks up less keyboard and room noise, which suits gaming and streaming at a busy desk.
Which software do Yeti microphones use?
Both are set up in Logitech G HUB, which adds Blue VO!CE voice effects and EQ, plus RGB lighting control on the Yeti GX. They also work as plug-and-play USB microphones without any software.
Do I need an audio interface for a Yeti microphone?
No. The Yeti and Yeti GX connect by USB straight to your computer and have a headphone jack for zero-latency monitoring, so you do not need an interface or mixer. A boom arm or shock mount helps keep the mic close to your mouth and away from desk bumps.