Logitech releases Yeti 2 mic with 3D tracking and AI denoising
Logitech has launched the Yeti 2, the long-awaited successor to the original Blue Yeti microphone released in 2009. The new device features a 3D proximity sensor that tracks audio and automatically adjusts gain, equalizer, and pickup patterns in real time. It also includes an AI-based noise reduction system designed to filter out background sounds like keyboard clacks and fan noise.
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- Logitech launched the Yeti 2 microphone with 3D proximity tracking and AI-based noise reduction features.
- The new mic includes a 1.3-inch LED display and starts at a price of $159.99 in Black and White.
- Logitech also released new G Pro gaming gear, including the Pro X3 Superstrike mouse and Pro X2 Rapid keyboard.
The Yeti 2 retains USB connectivity and adds a 1.3-inch colored LED display with an 8-bit mascot interface for on-the-fly setting adjustments. Users can also connect to Logitech G Hub software for deeper control, including Blue VO!CE profiles. The microphone is available in Black and White at a starting price of $159.99.
Alongside the microphone, Logitech announced several new G Pro gaming peripherals, including the Pro X3 Superstrike mouse, Pro X Control mousepad, Pro X2 Rapid keyboard, and Pro X3 Lightspeed headset. These products are designed with input from professional esports athletes and feature specific technologies like HITS for power efficiency and magnetic switches for rapid response.
Logitech refreshes legendary Blue Yeti microphone with 3D voice tracking and AI denoising
Tom's Hardware · 24 September 2026
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