A meticulously sculpted frequency response makes the Neat Bumblebee II USB microphone one of the most evenly balanced options for podcasting, livestreaming, and more.
The Neat Microphones Bumblebee II USB condenser mic promises easy-to-use features and high-resolution output in a competitively priced, compactly styled package. Being both affordable and aesthetically pleasing makes it an intriguing option for podcasting, gaming, streaming, and video conferencing.
The entire Bumblebee II measures only 8 inches in height, adding to its ability to fly under the radar visually. The microphone itself is permanently suspended on a metal yoke mount that feels sturdy yet easy to adjust, and the yoke is fastened to a plastic horseshoe-shaped desk stand with a soft slip-resistant base.
The Bumblebee II features a very simple front control panel consisting of a single multifunction knob, a mute button, and a red LED mute indicator. By pressing on the control knob, users can toggle between adjusting headphone output volume, microphone recording level, and mix balance, all of which are indicated by a color-changing light ring around the knob itself. The bottom of the microphone is equally streamlined and features a single USB-C output and a 3.5mm headphone output.
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