the Yeti unscrews from its base and can be mounted to a standard microphone stand or boom arm. Any microphone boom arm will work, but Blue offers its own Compass ($99.99), as well as the optional ...

This pairs with a new mounting system for the stand that gets rid ... a thread with an installed adapter to easily mount the Yeti X on U.S. or European mic arms. Blue has streamlined control ...

The original Yeti is arguably one of ... this little mic works better on a mic stand to be the right distance from my mouth. Luckily, Blue included an adapter that makes the Nano compatible ...

Although the stand makes it easy to adjust the angle ... which would have been a great opportunity to update to USB-C. I use an adapter with my Blue Yeti, so it's not a dealbreaker.

The Blue Yeti X microphone is a worthy update to ... and it can be removed and used with a standard mic stand (an adapter is required, but not included). The top panel of the Yeti X is covered ...

At the tail end of last year, I reviewed the Blue Yeti ... The Yeti Nano is about the size of a fat ice cream cone and is supplied ready mounted on a heavy steel stand. The build quality is ...

The Logitech Yeti GX updates the Blue Yeti Nano under the Logi ... Wave Arm unless I mounted it with the extra stand component. You’ll find an adapter in the box that should make the Yeti ...

Sort of your Blue Yeti Nano in Logitech G flair ... your desk if you do keep this thing on its included stand, though it comes with an adapter for a boom arm if you prefer. The most genuinely ...

Tripod stand dominates a lot of desk space ... Appropriately, it was the same thread adapter I used on my old Blue Yeti. Deja vu. For its price, the Sentry streaming mic offers a pretty impressive ...

takes a more compact and minimalist approach than the ubiquitous Blue Yeti. The pill-shaped body has a heavy metal stand that swoops to one side, with an RGB strip at the base where the USB-C ...