Pros: Excellent Sound, Versatile, Consistent, Professional Features, Easy To Use Cons: Other thoughts: Probably the best mic...  Read More

Pros: Excellent Sound, Versatile, Consistent, Professional Features, Easy To Use Cons: Other thoughts: Probably the best mic I've purchased.  Read Less

Pros: Dual Interface Cons: Is Not Plug Play Usb, Too Many Bad User Reviews, DOES NOT WORK AT ALL, Does not work as expected, M...  Read More

Pros: Dual Interface Cons: Is Not Plug Play Usb, Too Many Bad User Reviews, DOES NOT WORK AT ALL, Does not work as expected, Many Bad Units Shipped, Not Plug Play Usb Other thoughts: I have a syndicated western music radio show. I produce Calling All Cowboys (www. org) weekly using a Sure mic and an analog mixer. I have been on the air for 8 years and I was also in an acoustic band for 8 years. I have used dozens of different mic set ups during that time. I am starting a new program and wanted a better, more versatile mic. One that did not require a mixer for field recordings yet could be used for live gigging and in-studio use. The Yeti-Pro seemed the best of both worlds. I bought this mic based on professional reviews. The reviewers must have been provided 'sweetened' or pre-tested mics. I should have read the hundreds of USER reviews that point out serious problems with this mic. 1) I really had to do a LOT of screwing around to get my Macbook Pro to recognize this mic via USB. Multiple restarts, cable changes, audio in changes, etc. Then it would not stay recognized requiring more fussing around. USB is supposed to be plug & play. 2) The volume throughput levels via USB are so low as to make voice over, podcasting or broadcasting use worthless. Supposedly, upping your MIDI settings to the max solves the problem. 3) Blue has offerred this lame excuse: the Yeti-Pros were meant to be used for high-decible recording situations. If you send in your mic they will tweak it for simple broadcast use at no charge. Users report that this does not always fix the problem. 3) Switching to an analog mixer using phantom power was no better. The volume levels were so HOT that I had to turn the gain all the way down on the mic and the mixer. And even then clipping occurred if your raised your voice at all. There are serious design flaws with this mic and until Blue owns up to the flaws and does a recall of all existing mics and fixes the problem so that the Yeti-Pro works like a 'normal' mic my advice to you is to stay away from it. It cost me almost $18 in return shipping to find this out. And I will be avoiding Blue mics in the future.  Read Less