Logitech G Yeti Nano

Works on Windows and Mac over USB, with a mute control on the mic and a headphone jack to hear yourself; no console maker statement.

Direct USBA smaller Yeti for a crowded desk: USB, mute button and headphone jack

Platform connections

Support depends on the selected connection and edition. “Supported” means the maker states it for that connection.

Logitech G Yeti Nano: signal and controlsChecked October 9, 2026

Microphone signal

  1. Logitech G Yeti Nano
  2. USB data cable
  3. Computer / supported console
  4. Chat input
Connections
USB · 3.5 mm headphone
Mute the microphone
Mute button with status light
Hear your microphone
Yes

Choose it if…

  • You want a direct USB computer input without a separate audio interface.
  • You want to hear your own voice through headphones while you play.
  • You will use the supplied physical configuration or verify the mount before adding an arm.

Before choosing this model

  • Two pickup patterns instead of the full Yeti's four; cardioid is the one for game chat.
  • Logitech's page names a boom arm but not the thread size: check the arm's adapter before buying.
  • A USB connector alone does not make this model a console microphone. Check the exact platform below.
  • Check the stand, thread and desk position before ordering a mount. Include attached shock mounts and adapters in the total weight. Arms rated for this mic →
  • Check the included cable against the available data port. Add only the adapters or headphones your chosen path needs.

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Controls and specifications

Windows · macOS. Software: Blue VO!CE voice filters through Logitech G HUB (free download).

Connections, controls and fit
Connections USB · 3.5 mm headphone
Microphone mute Mute button with status light
Monitoring Yes
Chat controls hardware mute · headphone volume · pickup pattern selection in G HUB
Mounts Not specified
Dimensions Not specified
In the box and parts
Included parts Yeti Nano microphone · Desktop stand · USB cable
Additional parts The connection and headphones you choose determine what to add.
Manufacturer specifications for Logitech G Yeti Nano.
Microphone type condenser
Microphone capsules Two 14 mm condenser capsules
Pickup pattern Cardioid · Omnidirectional
Sample rates 48 kHz
Bit depth 24-bit
Frequency response 20 Hz-20 kHz
Maximum sound pressure level 120 dB SPL
Direct monitoring Yes
Operating systems Windows · macOS
Software Logitech G HUB for Blue VO!CE
In the box Yeti Nano microphone · Desktop stand · USB cable

Questions about the Logitech G Yeti Nano

Does the Logitech G Yeti Nano need an audio interface?

No. It is a USB mic: one cable to the computer, no interface or mixer.

Can I hear myself through the Logitech G Yeti Nano?

Yes: plug headphones into it and you hear your own voice with no computer delay.

Does the Logitech G Yeti Nano work on PS5?

Logitech G doesn't say. The PS5 takes many USB mics, but we only mark a model as working when its maker states it.

Set it up for game chat.

  1. Connect the parts shown in the diagram. If you use XLR, connect the microphone to the interface before selecting it in your app.

  2. Choose the intended input in the operating system. Run the Discord input check or use your console’s microphone test.

  3. Check speaking level and mute with headphones on. Change only one gain, sensitivity or suppression control between tests.

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