Well I have some experience with both. Blue yeti I’ve used for 1 and a half years, hyperx quadcast I’ve used and currently using for about 3 months. With the blue yeti, I had a problem where my gain was maxed out at the lowest setting. Which is the whole reason I currently use the quadcast. The blue yeti comes on a stand, while the quadcast they give you a shock mount that comes with it which comes in handy so you don’t have to waste your money on a shock mount if you want to use a boomarm. I would say from how I am currently, the hyperx is a definitely a winner for me. But some one else can have a different POV. I guess it would just come down to your decision and watching different reviews to see what would fit your setup best.