Does The Apple Store Sell Yeti Nano Microphone

The Blue Yeti Microphone is an excellent microphone for professional use!Most sites sell this for $150, but I got it for $ on B&H!...

I was trying to find a microphone with great quality at a reasonable price. When I read reviews online I found out that Yeti is the way to go. The problem is there's no one selling Yeti here in Indonesia, which is where I currently reside. Even if they do sell one the price has been marked up by almost 200%! So I tried finding online stores overseas that sell the mic at its original price and could ship to Indonesia. Luckily, B&H delivers. I did not regret my purchase one bit. The whole ordering process was seamless and the shipping journey is updated real-time. The whole process from ordering, shipping from US and arriving in Indonesia only takes about 2 weeks, which is crazy fast! As for the microphone, the sound is absolutely clear with every little detail picked up, and it even has different types of modes to choose from (for podcast, game streaming, singing, conference call, and many more). I usually use it for conference call for work as well as recording just for hobby. Though I should've gotten the kit as well, but overall still absolutely worth the purchase!

The Blue Yeti it’s a best USB Microphone.

Love this product, currently using for my blue yeti nano while I await my procaster to arrive.

Does what it says AND WORKS with the MICrophone of a WIRED set of apple earpods (lightning, obv).

Cheap, works with the blue yeti nano, and holds it very well. No complains so far

Excellent for my Blue Yeti microphone! Easy to install.

This is a good mount for the Yeti nano too. I really like it to keep the cable properly connected without damaging the cable. Also, the shock mount is adjustable too.

I had a Blue Yeti for the longest time and absolutely loved it, but I hated carrying with me everywhere, as I travel quite often. So when the Nano came out I had to get it. The size difference is certainly noticeable. Its much lighter and fits perfectly in my case compared to the Yeti. I thought I would miss the Gain knob on the back, but think I actually prefer using the included Sherpa software to control the Gain. In fact, I use the software on the Blue Yeti now as well. I definitely recommend the Nano.

I use the microphone to upload web based content on my websites and have found the Yeti Blue Microphone to perform very well. I recommend it to anyone thinking of purchasing something for doing podcast, audio sound bytes, etc. The price was great as well.