Logitech also released the simple Yeti Orb and a new dual-sided version of the Litra Beam creator light with RGB on one side. Logitech also released the simple Yeti Orb and a new dual-sided version of ...

If your audio still sounds like it’s coming from a laptop mic, this is your sign to step it up. The Logitech for Creators ...

A Logitech microphone connects to your business computer through a USB port. Once connected, it is ideal for recording notes on your computer or communicating on Yahoo Chat. The microphone doesn't ...

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Logitech today announced that the Logitech USB Microphone for the PlayStation2 , is now available on retail shelves in North America and at www.logitech.com. The U.S. suggested retail price is $19.99.

In 2018, Logitech bought Blue Microphones, the manufacturer of the legendary Blue Yeti microphones. They continued to be produced in this form until mid-2023, when production was shut down. But they ...

It’s only been a few weeks since Logitech kinda-sorta “killed” the Blue microphone brand, six years after buying the much-loved audio hardware company. Logitech said that the Yeti product name would ...

Accessory maker Logitech this week announced the takeover of Blue, best known for its microphones that have become a staple of recording, particularly in the streaming and podcast industries. The ...

Logitech has announced that its new USB microphone for the PS2 is available in stores for $19.99. Shaped like a traditional handheld microphone, the USB microphone was designed for singing with ...

Blue Microphones' Blue Yeti and Snowball mics were hits before Logitech bought the company. In this photo, a Blue Yeti peeks out from under the left end of the central monitor. Not many USB ...

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