Blue Yeti Nano Premium USB Microphone for Recording, Streaming, Gaming, Podcasting on PC and Mac, Condenser Mic with Blue VO!CE Effects, Cardioid…

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There’s a reason why Blue microphones are an industry standard. And the Yeti Nano is the gateway for budding home studio enthusiasts to bring that quality home.

I got the Yeti Nano at an outstanding INR 4,995, and at that price, there was absolutely nothing else from any premium microphone manufacturer that would even come close – not even Blue itself. I was originally considering the Snowball ICE which was also INR 4995, but the Yeti Nano is far more superior. It’s dual capsule offering both Super Cardioid and Omnidirectional polar patterns alone is reason enough to buy this microphone. Both capsules offer warm and crisp vocals with a very accurate representation. The microphone is very simple to set up, requiring just a single USB port, and no additional driver installation on Windows 10/11.

But to take it a step further, the Yeti Nano comes with a suite of digital enhancements via the Blue Voice application. If you’re looking to use your microphone for live sound applications, then routing it through Blue Voice gives you the ability to add filters, refine your eq, and so much more! There is a bit of a learning curve, so ensure you understand how the settings work before you jump into a live scenario. The condenser capsule is extremely sensitive and picks up the minutest of details on higher gain settings – birds 12 feet away, the ceiling fan, dogs barking in the distance; nothing escapes it. It’s highly recommended that you set up your recording space properly in order to mitigate any external interference.

If you notice, I have given ‘Noise Cancellation’ 3 stars because, in terms of hardware, there is no noise cancellation. In fact, it doesn’t even come with a foam filter. Noise cancellation is, however, available through Blue Voice, but it can be rather aggressive if not set correctly.

That being said, there is really nothing to complain about. The build quality is stunning! The microphone and the stand are solid and sturdy, with a very reassuring heft. In terms of physical features, the Yeti Nano features a 3.5mm monitoring input and a volume control for it, which also serves as a mute button. Around the back, you will find another button to switch between your super cardioid and omnidirectional polar patterns. Holding the button down for 2 seconds also toggles latency on the monitoring.

All in all, Blue stands up to its legacy of making professional studio microphones – and the Yeti Nano is no exception. If you’re lucky enough to get it at INR 4,995 as I did, don’t think twice about buying it. If you’re getting it at its original price of almost INR 10,000 – you’ll be hard-pressed to find a package that offers you more features.