Logitech 988-000549 Blue Yeti Microphone Black USB Type C
- USB Type C
- Black
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USB dynamic microphone with 14 mm capsule, 48 kHz capture, 80 dB noise reduction and RGB lighting for streaming and podcasting
The XTUGA M7 is a dynamic microphone built for gamers, streamers and podcasters who need clear voice capture. It connects through a USB Type-A port and uses a cardioid pattern to focus on the speaker while rejecting off-axis sound. A 14 mm capsule and 48 kHz sampling rate deliver detailed audio for broadcasts and recordings. The microphone suits creators who want a simple plug-and-play setup.
A dedicated button activates noise reduction rated at 80 dB, suppressing background sounds during live sessions. Real-time headphone monitoring lets you hear exactly what the audience hears without latency. An integrated volume knob adjusts both the monitoring level and the microphone gain for quick control. No software drivers are required for these hardware functions.
The body includes RGB lighting with seven monochrome modes plus gradient and slow-flash effects for visual customisation. Compatibility spans Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS devices as well as consoles such as the PS5. The USB Type-A connector means a direct link to most desktops and laptops without adapters. Buyers needing XLR output or a built-in shock mount should look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | XTUGA |
| Model name | M7 |
| Part number | M7 |
| Audio & video | |
| Mic signal-to-noise ratio | 80 decibels |
| Ports & slots | |
| Connection | USB Type-A |
Plug the USB Type-A connector into the computer, select the M7 as the input device in system sound settings, then enable the 48kHz sample rate in the recording properties — many users forget the sample-rate step and hear muffled audio.
No user-serviceable parts are specified; keep the 14mm capsule free of dust with a dry brush and protect the USB Type-A plug from bending, as the microphone has no replaceable cartridge or cable.
The 80dB signal-to-noise ratio sets the noise floor — in sustained use the microphone will pick up room noise before any internal thermal or electronic limit is reached.
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