Released in 2009, the Blue Yeti has become one of the most popular microphones among content creators, podcasters, and streamers. Eight years after acquiring Blue Microphones, Logitech has launched a successor. Yeti 2 features a more modern, sleek design with a 3D proximity sensor, AI noise reduction, automatic level control (AGC), and a color display. The new product will go on sale for $160.
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Yeti 2 retains the USB connectivity that made the original so popular, but adds a host of features to make on-the-fly setup easier. Built-in 1.3-inch color LED display with 8-bit Yeti mascot image can provide useful information and tips. This screen also allows you to use the rotary encoder to change settings or switch between presets without using special software.
The microphone supports direct integration with Logitech G Hub software, allowing access to fine-tuning settings, Blue VO!CE profiles from the user community, and uploading your own avatar. According to Logitech, Yeti 2’s proximity sensor can track the position of the sound source in three-dimensional space and automatically adjust signal parameters in real time, including gain, EQ settings and radiation mode.
AI Noise Cancellation actively filters out unwanted background sounds such as keystrokes, mouse clicks, and fan noise for crystal clear sound. Unlike the original Yeti, the new product is only available in black and white, with prices starting at $159.99.
In addition to the new microphones, Logitech also announced a number of gaming products in the G Pro series. The new series includes the Pro X3 Superstrike mouse, Pro X Control mouse pad, Pro X2 Rapid keyboard and Pro X3 Lightspeed headphones. According to the manufacturer, all equipment is designed taking into account the advice of professional tennis players.
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