Since Logitech bought Blue in 2018, it has maintained Blue as an independent brand for the past five years. It was not until June this year that it announced that it would end the Blue brand and move the Yeti sub-brand under Logitech G. The Yeti GX and Yeti Orb released today are the first wave of products after the transfer. It can be clearly seen that although they still retain the appearance of the past Yeti and Snowball in basic appearance, they are closer to Logitech in style. G’s e-sports products.
Logitech G Yeti GX
Logitech G Yeti GX is a “professional, broadcast-grade” microphone product equipped with two-zone Lightsync RGB lighting. There is an independent mute button on the microphone and a scroll wheel to adjust the microphone volume. Pressing the scroll wheel can activate a function called “Smart Audio Lock”, which uses an analog limiter to avoid clipping and reduce background noise. In addition to the desk stand included in the box, Yeti GX is also compatible with Blue’s Compass boom arm.
Logitech G Yeti Orb
The Logitech G Yeti Orb is positioned as a product for “entry-level, novice live broadcasters”, so it does not have as many functions as the Yeti GX in terms of hardware, and its main focus is the convenience of plug-and-play. It also has RGB lighting, but it’s limited to the “G” icon on the back and the status light on the front. Finally, like Litra Beam, Litra Beam LX is equipped with TrueSoft technology, which can bring accurate fill color and soft light effects, but on the back it is equipped with a row of RGB lights, which can bring a difference to live broadcasts light atmosphere.
Logitech Litra Beam LX
Logitech G Yeti GX is priced at US$150, Yeti Orb is priced at US$60, and Litra Beam LX is US$150.
