Review on 🎙️ Blue Yeti X USB Microphone: Enhance Gaming, Podcasting, Streaming, and Recording with High-Res Metering, LED Lighting, and Blue VO!CE Effects by Sirirat Benjakalyani ᠌

Before me was the choice of a new microphone to replace the fifin for 3k. As a result of my stupid desire to buy a branded item, the choice fell on children X. I am not an expert in the field of sound, so I thought that since children X came out not so long ago, then it sounds good, like new technologies, that's all. I was also attracted by its appearance and indicators. I ordered it for 18000, which I regretted. First, on the seller's website it was written that an official guarantee is given from the manufacturer. The fact is that there are two types of guarantees - from the seller and the manufacturer, or just the seller. But the manufacturer's warranty on children is a trick, because in the event of a warranty case, you will go to the seller, because by writing to the manufacturer, they will write that they do not have services in 2022. That is, there is no difference in which children to buy (gray or with the inscription "official guarantee"). After receiving the micro, there were only some pieces of paper in the box: a short guide and technical documentation, as well as a cable and the micro itself, put on the bandwagon. The microphone itself is large, and the stand is made in such a way that it collects all the vibrations (if the computer is on the table) and other things that happen on the table. Buying a stand is a must. The micro itself is beautiful, there are indicators and 4 modes, 3 of which 99.99% of micro owners will not use. You can adjust the volume on it, there is a headphone output. I don’t know why the headphone output is, if recording from USB is nonsense, but still. The most important thing is the sound, not the appearance and so on, because we hardly choose a micro to admire. The viewer or listener will not care what and how it glows if the sound is bad. And the sound is practically no different from fifin for 3k. I’m not an expert and I don’t understand sound, but the difference in microphones in terms of sound is unrealistically small, and under processing it doesn’t exist at all. I have a computer on the table, the children collect all the vibrations (but I recorded with microphones in my hands). I gave up the microphone. Why pay more for 14k? For a nice view? It's clearly not worth it. Take a closer look at XLR microphones at this price. There is no time in sound.