Blue Microphones Snowball Ice Changed Usb Ports

I needed to mount my Blue Snowball Ice to a standard photo tripod- and this did the trick! Easy to install, tightened with a coin. I can now leave it in there and mount my microphone to a standard 1/4 tripod. I love that the other side is 3/8 so if I ever need to put it on a light stand I can just unscrew it, reverse the adapter, and put it back in. Solid little piece of equipment that does the job.

I use the Blue Snowball ICE for recording vocals and the sound it picks up is great. It's clear without background interference and can be used for cd quality recording.

Im using a Blue mic snowball Usb condenser micraphone with this pop filter that I purchased for a great price and it's amazing it's size covers well enuff around the micraphone and catches all large rushes of air Puh Puh power P'z and enhances the quality of your vocals pod casting or chat or recording. The gooseneck is quite flexable but the clip on it is definitly made for verticle use. I have it clipped on my desk and angled in front of the mic. Overall I am very pleased with this Pop Blocker. Thanks B&H good looking out.

The BLUE SNOWBALL usb Mic was everything it was advertised to be and more. For the price I was very very impressed with the quality of this product. The BLUE SNOWBALL FAR EXCEEDS my original expectations and I will order more if the need arises.

Logitech owns the Blue brand now, and they will be discontinuing ALL of the non-USB, non-gamer oriented products. Snowball and Yeti will stick around, but grab this piece before the XLR side of the brand dies. It sounds great! And I thought I got a good deal at $90. It was $73 at time of review!! Get it!

The hub has been redesigned with the ports now on the side. The picture here has not been changed yet (it is black not white). It is also only USB 3.0, not 3.1. Has incredible amount of power to handle almost anything you want to plug into it.

This hub has worked better than I expected. Like the ability to use it with USB 3.0 or USB-C ports on the computer as I changed from one to the other with my latest computer upgrade. The powered outlets work great for charging my iPad and Air Pods.

Here's the skinny... This battery preforms just as good as the other v-mount batteries that I own that are name brand. Pros - small - last at least 4 hours on my Bmpcc6k Pro - usb-c, usb-a, and dtap ports - can be charged via usb-c or dtap - matte finish - small logo (I tend to cover up logos with my company stickers) Cons - blue rubber port protectors As I mentioned above, this little guy gets the job done and performance wise - it's solid! My only small quirk about this battery is that the blue rubber ports looks a little corny to me. Maybe it's because I prefer all black colors or because most devices are accented with red colors, but the blue just throws it off for me. As I've mentioned in other reviews, my rig looking the part actually matters to me and the blue feels a little corny to me. If what you need is a small (carry on safe) battery at a low price - this little guy gets the job done! [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

The Satechi USB Type-C Combo Hub (Blue) is exactly what I needed to allow for additional components to be used with my Mac desktop. Since the Mac only has a few USB-C ports included, this hub allows me to have three standard USB ports for my existing devices as well SD and Mini-SD card slots. It worked exactly as I expected, it matches the color theme of my MAC desktop and it is compact in size. I highly recommend this product!

When my Blue Yeti Nano mic would only work directly attached to my computer, not to either name brand powered USB-3 hub, I started looking. This hub appeared and reviewed as the real deal. I didn't recognize the brand, enough reason for justifiable fear on Amazon, but B&H knows their stuff, so I bought two. The metal case is miniaturized quality on par with enthusiast stereo equipment. I like the on/off switch though I'll never use it. The included cables for both USB-3 and USB-C computer ports are high quality and a nice touch. Many USB-3 hubs include high-powered ports that don't support data. These Xcellon high-powered ports do support data. I was ready to return my Blue Yeti Nano mic, but I took it back out of its box for a test, and it worked flawlessly from an Xcellon high-powered data port. I fell in love with the mic, too, so I'm keeping everything. One should really look at B&H before/instead of Amazon. And Xcellon is a name brand now, just new on the block. They've really thought this hub through; it's worth every penny.