Logitech Blue Yeti USB Microphone, Multi-Pattern
Record a solo voice, an interview or a wider scene with the Logitech Blue Yeti. This USB condenser microphone combines four selectable pickup patterns with onboard gain, mute and headphone controls in a sturdy desktop design.
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LOGITECH BLUE YETI USB MICROPHONE, MULTI-PATTERN

Logitech Blue Yeti
Record a solo voice, an interview or a wider scene with the Logitech Blue Yeti. This USB condenser microphone combines four selectable pickup patterns with onboard gain, mute and headphone controls in a sturdy desktop design. Explore this model at AX Store in Kuwait.
Microphone Type
Pickup Pattern Options
USB Recording Format
Microphone Connection

Four patterns for different sessions
Choose cardioid for a single speaker, bidirectional for a face-to-face interview, omnidirectional for a group or stereo for a wider sound image. Choose a comfortable speaking position, then check the selected input and recording level in the application before beginning the session.
Hear your microphone directly
Plug headphones into the microphone to monitor your voice directly. Separate gain and headphone-volume controls help you set recording and listening levels. Choose a comfortable speaking position, then check the selected input and recording level in the application before beginning the session.
Keep essential controls within reach
Mute at the microphone when you need a break, then use the pattern selector to adapt your setup without changing microphones. Choose a comfortable speaking position, then check the selected input and recording level in the application before beginning the session.
Shape your voice in software
Logitech G HUB provides Blue VO!CE processing for compatible computer setups, giving you additional voice effects and processing options. Choose a comfortable speaking position, then check the selected input and recording level in the application before beginning the session.
Select the Recording Format for Your Session
The USB recording format is 16-bit / 48 kHz. Choose a supported setting in the host and recording application, checking firmware requirements where stated. Leave enough input headroom for changes in speaking level rather than treating format resolution as protection against every overload.
Match the Connection to the Recording Setup
Connect the microphone through its stated USB cable route, then select it as the input in the supported application. Check the computer’s recording device and gain settings before the session so the application captures this microphone rather than another available input.
Build a Direct Computer Recording Setup
Check the supported computer connection, microphone controls and headphone-monitoring arrangement. Set the intended input in your recording application and choose a mount with the correct thread and supported load. Compare related options such as Elgato Wave 3 MK.2 USB Condenser Microphone - Wave FX / Black or HyperX QuadCast 2 USB Microphone, 24-bit Studio Recording, keeping the exact model and configuration in the decision. For the wider setup, explore beyerdynamic DT 900 PRO X Studio Headphones 48 Ohm and check the connection, size or mounting requirements before pairing accessories. Browse the Blue range at AX for more choices.
Logitech Blue Yeti Setup Choices
Check the supported computer connection, microphone controls and headphone-monitoring arrangement. Set the intended input in your recording application and choose a mount with the correct thread and supported load. Explore beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO X Closed-Back Studio Headphones 48 Ohm, beyerdynamic DT 700 Pro X Studio Headphones, Pulsar Pro Series Susanto-X Wireless Gaming Mouse Size 2, 50g.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does this microphone connect?
Connect the microphone by USB to a supported computer and select it in the recording application. USB provides the microphone’s digital audio route and power; a separate XLR microphone input is not required for that connection.
Which pickup patterns are available?
Cardioid / Omnidirectional / Bidirectional / Stereo. Choose the pattern and speaking position for the session. Directional pickup does not remove every room sound; distance, gain and placement still matter.
Which recording format should I select?
16-bit / 48 kHz. Use a supported host, firmware and recording application setting. A maximum USB format does not by itself promise unclippable recording or eliminate the need to set levels.
How can I monitor my recording?
Direct headphone monitoring. Use the supported headphone output and controls to check your signal, separately from the microphone input gain.
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THE DETAILS
Technical specifications
Microphone
Three 14 mm condenser capsules
Cardioid, bidirectional, omnidirectional and stereo
20 Hz–20 kHz
4.5 mV/Pa at 1 kHz
120 dB, 0.5% THD at 1 kHz
48 kHz / 16-bit
Connections and controls
USB Mini-B; 3.5 mm headphone output
5 V, 150 mA
Headphone volume, mute, microphone gain and pattern selector
Direct headphone monitoring
Blue VO!CE through Logitech G HUB
Headphone amplifier
Greater than 16 ohms
130 mW RMS
0.009%
15 Hz–22 kHz
100 dB
Physical
12 × 12.5 × 29.5 cm
550 g
1 kg
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