It provides a 3D proximity sensor, AI noise discount and a 1.3-inch show.
Logitech is updating a traditional. The Yeti 2 is a reimagined sequel to the unique Blue Yeti USB microphone. Regardless of initially launching in 2009 (and spawning a number of offshoots), the OG Yeti remains to be a preferred decide for podcasters, streamers and the like. The brand new mannequin tries to modernize issues with a 3D proximity sensor, AI-powered noise discount and… an precise Yeti.
The Yeti 2’s 3D proximity sensor is designed to make stage and directional changes as brainless as potential. Logitech says it tracks your voice in area, mechanically adjusting acquire, EQ and pickup patterns as you progress. Computerized acquire and monitoring are enabled out of the field.
In the meantime, an onboard AI denoiser is designed to scale back undesirable background feels like mouse clicks and keystrokes. If the entire package deal works as anticipated, this might make the mic friendlier for individuals who do not wish to flip microphone ranges right into a pastime.
A Yeti to your Yeti
Talking of pleasant, meet your new pal, the Yeti, who lives on the mic’s new 1.3-inch LED show. The mascot offers visible suggestions on acquire and directional patterns, aiming to make issues extra approachable. (I am getting critical “Clippy for microphones” vibes.) As gimmicky as it could be, the mascot would possibly make issues simpler to know than a easy standing mild. If Yetis aren’t your factor, customized avatars can be accessible by Logitech’s G Hub software program.
The mic has a redesigned three-capsule array, 24-bit / 48kHz recording, a number of directional modes and a headphone jack for monitoring. There is a capacitive mute button, a bodily management dial and 5 saved presets.
The Logitech G Blue Yeti 2 is obtainable now in black and white choices. You should purchase it for $160 from Logitech’s web site and third-party retail companions.
