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Logitech – Yeti GX Wired Supercardioid Dynamic Gaming Microphone with LIGHTSYNC RGB Lights
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Yeti GX is a premium RGB gaming mic powered by LIGHTSYNC and designed specifically for game streamers. Combining a custom dynamic capsule with advanced software, this USB microphone rejects noise and key clicks, improves your sound and ensures consistent high-quality audio while you stream. Use LIGHTSYNC to control two separate RGB light zones on the mic and sync them with other G gear in G HUB, including mice and keyboards, for a fully immersive experience. Add fun vocal effects with Blue VO!CE software, and use Smart Audio Lock or set the gain manually with easy on-mic controls.
Jessie –
Easy setup! Great mic and not expensive. So many options for mic set up
AlittleDeath –
I love it, currently I have damaged my headphones, so I couldn’t speak with my friends. Actually I buy items from Corsair only, but let me say that I’m impressed with Logitech, good work!
nagamouse –
I think the microphone is an excellent addition to my setup. Easy to connect and ready for use. I highly recommend the purchase of the Logitech – Yeti GX. Semper fi
Kirk –
I use the mic for ZOOM calls. If I have to move away from my desk for something, it still picks up my voice very well.
Sl5181 –
Really awesome mic! It sounds really good when you talk through it. Definitely worth it!
JonasV –
Love this mic, really easy to set up, even if you’re trying to look for a mic stand it’ll work perfectly for it as well
NanoEthan –
From the get-go, I’ve got to say, the Logitech Yeti GX feels like a serious gaming microphone. Right out of the box, it comes with a USB-C connector that’s a breeze to hook up. Need a swing arm stand for your setup? No worries! The Yeti GX also features a connector for that. Build quality is solid and stable.
The Yeti GX showcases two RGB areas that provide dynamic lighting. I’ve had the privilege of changing up the lights to my mood and, honestly, it’s a bit of fun. Alongside that, there’s an easily accessible gain dial and a mute button. I can’t stress how handy the mute button is for those unexpected interruptions!
One thing that genuinely impresses me is the build of this mic. It’s a sturdy little beast, weighing in just right, and its compact form of less than 6 inches makes it a nice looking addition to my setup. Plus, it’s rather eye-catching, earning a few compliments from family and friends.
Now, setup might be a deal-breaker for many, and believe me when I say, the Yeti GX is an absolute winner. Windows had it recognized straight away, and I was off to the races in about a minute!
As for its audio performance – sublime. In my understanding, a Supercardioid mic is very good at isolating the sound of your voice and eliminating background noises. It’s like this mic has selective hearing excellence. Regardless of the surrounding keyboard hustle or mouse clicks, the Yeti GX focused only on my voice. People I’ve spoken to said they could hear me crystal clear. Plus, there were zero static or white noise issues; muting the mic was like hitting a superhuman ‘pause’ on sound—completely silent.
There was one teeny-tiny nitpick though – the sound scaling wheel didn’t make a world of difference. Whether I cranked it up or nudged it down, I sounded pretty much the same. The position adjuster just stays put, holding its pose like a champ.
I’ve tested this baby out in different audio calling and gaming scenarios, including rounds of Discord chats, heated sessions on R6 Siege, Valorant, and Apex. Across the board, every experience was satisfyingly smooth. All of my friends were impressed with the sound quality.
In a nutshell, I’m a fan and think it’s a fantastic gaming mic. If you’re a gamer, a streamer, or a content creator like me, give this microphone a whirl. You won’t be disappointed. Compared to my previous mics, this one is in a class by itself.