Blue microphone withdrew from the stage, Logitech announced integration into Logitech G brand

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, June 10, Logitech officially announced the integration of ASTRO Gaming, Blue Mics and Logitech for Creator into the Logitech G brand.

Logitech bought game headphone maker Astro;2018 for $85 million in 2017 and microphone maker Blue Microphones for $177 million.

A fan consulted Logitech officials on the matter, and the brand manager confirmed the cancellation of the Blue brand and said: "We will continue to retain the Yeti brand and gradually move to the Logitech G brand, and the Blue name will be used to describe our related technology."

CTOnews.com inquired about Logitech's US website and found that the description related to Blue had been deleted, and the access to the Bluemic.com domain name would jump to the Logitech-related product page. Domestic websites are still reserved for the time being. Logitech G sub-page, has shown Yeti, Snowball and other microphone models.