In a tweet posted yesterday, Logitech General Manager of Gaming Ujesh Desai announced confirmation of merging the Blue Microphones. In an FAQ posted on Reddit regarding the merger, Logitech explained ...

The Logitech G Yeti Orb RGB Gaming Microphone is an awesome choice for gamers and streamers who want great sound without overcomplicating things. Right now, it’s down to $56.99, making it an ...

Hot on the heels of a new lineup of gaming peripherals, Logitech is expanding its portfolio of gamer-ready streaming accessories with the Yeti Orb and Yeti GX microphones, in addition to the Litra ...

The new Logitech G Pro X is the company's latest gaming headset, looking to step away from the over-designed traditional gamer aesthetic and shift more into the ...

There are many brands when it comes to microphones for use with your computer for audio recording. One of the more popular brands is called Blue, and the company has made USB microphones for computer ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Logitech announced plans to acquire Blue Microphone, a maker of studio-quality mics, as it looks ...

The Logitech G Astro A50 gaming headset is $50 off right now on Amazon, making it a great upgrade for PS5, Xbox, and PC ...

Logitech announced on Monday that it acquired microphone manufacturer, Blue Microphones. The Verge reports the tech company – the portfolio for which already includes brands like Astro Gaming, Jaybird ...

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 ...

Everything else in the world of rhythm games is going wireless, so why not your microphone? Logitech is getting ready to release a wireless microphone this December that will work with multiple ...

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