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An introduction to Logicool G (Blue Microphones) Yeti Nano, based on information from the maker and distributors: what it does, how to use it and who it may suit. It is not scored.
Dual-capsule design with two pickup patterns: cardioid and omni.
— Logicool G (Blue Microphones) official site
What is Yeti Nano?
Yeti Nano is a USB microphone from Logitech G (Blue Microphones). The Japanese official page calls it a premium dual-pattern USB microphone with Blue VO!CE voice effects, inspired by the original Yeti series.
The pages describe use for podcasts, YouTube videos, Twitch streaming and Zoom calls. It connects by USB with the included cable and needs no drivers.
It has two capsules and two pickup patterns: cardioid for sound in front, and omni for sound from all around. This may let one microphone serve a solo stream or a group around a table.
Voice processing is handled by Blue VO!CE, which offers EQ, noise reduction, de-essing and voice modulation. It requires the free G HUB software download.
Two pickup patterns
A dual-capsule design offers cardioid and omni patterns. Cardioid may suit a solo stream, while omni may suit group conversation.
Blue VO!CE effects
EQ, noise reduction, de-essing and voice modulation are available through the free G HUB software, an option for polishing voice for streaming and calls.
Plug and play
It connects with the included USB cable and needs no drivers, making it easy to start recording or calling quickly.
Internal shockmount
An internal shockmount isolates the capsule array from vibration, helping reduce desk bumps and key-press vibration.
Metal desk stand
A built-in metal desk stand adjusts the angle. It can be removed to mount the microphone on a boom arm such as the Compass.
Specifications
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | USB microphone (dual capsule) |
| Polar patterns | Cardioid / omni |
| Connection | USB (no drivers) |
| Voice effects | Blue VO!CE (requires G HUB) |
| Stand | Built-in metal desk stand (removable) |
What is included and system requirements
- Microphone
- USB cable (stated as included)
- Metal desk stand (built in)
How to use it
- Connect the microphone to the computer with the included USB cable.
- Choose Yeti Nano as the input device in the computer's sound settings.
- Adjust the stand angle toward your mouth.
- Select cardioid for one speaker or omni for a group.
- To use Blue VO!CE, download and set up G HUB.
- Check the input level in your call or streaming software and record a short test.
Streaming
It is meant to sit on a desk for Twitch-style streams, and Blue VO!CE may help shape the voice.
Podcasts and radio
Omni mode may let several people record around one microphone, ideally positioned close to it.
Web meetings
USB-only operation may make it a simple way to improve Zoom call audio.
Who it may suit
- First-time buyers among streamers and video creators
- People wanting simple improvement to meeting audio
- Those starting a podcast
Good to know before you buy
- Blue VO!CE features require the G HUB software.
- The Japanese official page showed empty spec and package sections and a notify-me button, so availability may differ.
- As a USB microphone it does not use XLR preamps or interfaces.
Price
$99.99 (Logicool G (Blue Microphones) official site, checked 2026-10-27). Prices can vary by region and promotion, so check the official page before buying.
See Yeti Nano on the product page
Sources: logicool.co.jp logitechg.com (checked 2026-10-27)
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