Desktop Microphone Stand, Mic Boom Arm with Shock Mount, Adjustable Suspension Boom Scissor Arm with pop Filter for Blue Yeti Snowball,Radio Broadcasting and Recording (A1)

I bought this for use with my Blue Yeti microphone, and it works great! It comes with some additional equipment such as a pop filter, foam wind screen, and shock mount. The pop filter and foam wind screen work well with the blue yeti (although the foam wind screen is a bit tight and I accidentally ripped off a piece trying to get it on), but the shock mount is not compatible with the Blue Yeti. It should work for smaller microphones, though!The stand itself is great. It feels sturdy for holding a pretty heavy mic over a desk, and it's very easy to put together and tighten up. The desk anchor has foam on the top side of the desk so it doesn't cause damage, which is nice to have as well. Overall, very good stand!

This mic stand is perfect for a small office space and the accessories that came with it were an added bonus. I have a small office and was using a tripod type mic stand that was always in the way and a tripping hazard. Ordered this to clip onto the desk and it's perfect! I can push it to the side when not recording and it adjust to the right height and place to record or have zoom calls and interviews.The directions were a bit difficult to read for assembly and there is one piece that is optional but not sure really what it is to be used for. Overall though, this was a 5-star purchase and I was pleasantly surprised!

Very easy to assemble, very sturdy, perfect for my streaming setup, I temporarily placed my rode micro on it and the thread on it works flawlessly on it.

Use this in my practice studio. Holds a vocal mic well enough. Happy with the value for the price. There are heavier made ones available. Came with different set ups to hold different styles of mics, also a windscreen that would probably work on a SM 58, Beta 58 or SM 57. Would recommend this for people working on a tight budget.

I ordered this arm after ordering a little cheaper of arm, all I got to say is you get what you pay for. This arm came in with all the parts and is nice and sturdy. It holds my blue yeti with t no issues what so ever.

Like any inexpensive boom arm, it's not big. Each arm is around 14 inches. It's not super sturdy but it's strong enough for many applications. I've got a Fifine K690 hanging off the end. It weighs around 750 grams. The boom can hold it and I can place it in any position if I keep the knobs holding the hinges tight.I'm returning it because I want something longer and stronger. I don't think this one will last very long with a 750g mic. But I will have to pay more. In terms of value, this thing is excellent and for a lot of people it will be more than good enough. If you've got a smaller, lighter mic and don't need a particularly long boom arm, it's hard to go wrong given the price. Even with my K690, I imagine it would have lasted a few years. However, if you've got a really heavy mic, you'll need something stronger. For example, the Samson G-Track Pro is 1600 g (1.6 kilograms). No way this boom arm would be strong enough for something like that.

Works with every mic and is sturdy and stays in place for the most part

Not a streamer, gamer, or podcaster, but during the COVID-19 pandemic my employer shifted to work from home permanently. Like many, I scrambled to find home office equipment as quickly as possible. I bought an external microphone because I speak with clients, executives, and others frequently via web conference. After several weeks of moving the microphone around on the desk after calls, or hitting it with my hands while using my mouse and annoyances, I decided I needed something different. Not knowing what I was getting into I didn't want to spend a lot of money on an adjustable mic stand. This was perfect. Good reviews, affordable, and simple. I'm able to have the computer up and out of view of the camera and it doesn't clutter my desk anymore. My one complaint is that although it's relatively sturdy, it's pretty lightweight. As I move around at my desk or my hands or legs move it has a tendency to wobble a little bit. It hasn't seemed to affect the audio quality since it doesn't make any noise or move enough to be detected. But if it's in your eye line, it can be a little bit of a distraction.

This mount is very reliable. I have been using it daily for about 3 weeks now and it is just as strong as day one.A few downfalls, that I was able to research from other's comments before purchasing so that I could temper my expectations (and now, I can confirm these):- The foam for the Blue Yeti doesn't fit- The shock mount won't work with a Blue YetiThe remaining components work well.Highly recommend.

This arm struggles to keep my mic from sagging.Worse, I walked out of my booth and the plastic clamp let go, sending my beautiful condenser mic crashing into the floor. Bloody terrible.

We have 2 desks we were going to use this on for a podcast recording but unfortunately the clamp opening was not big enough for either.That's not really a reflection of the product which is otherwise solid and I would have kept it but I just didn't think at time of ordering my desk lip would be too big for it

The stand didn't come with any mount options that worked well for my Cyber Acoustics Teton mic so I just ended up jerry rigging a solution for it using the mic's given mount.Apart from that, the springs can be a little noisy when being moved and the clamp pad shifts every now and again but that's s simple fix as well.Overall great for the price and gets the job done. The range of motion is nice and stays in place when you want it to. Would recommend if you don't want to spend a lot of money on your setup.

I love this boom. I was able to easily figure it out and set it up with my Rhodes mini with no trouble.It secures the mic which is not light and holds it up easily with no over-tightening of the toggles. The reach is good. I would buy this again and for some additional pieces I have. This is a good buy.