Microphone Stand Desk, BILIONE Portable Foldable Tripod with Mic Clip Holder Adjustable Desktop Microphone Stand for Dynamic Microphone Like Shure SM58 PGA48 Samson Q2U Blue Yeti Snowball etc.

I had a tripod stand previously that came with my microphone and I’m currently using. The microphone is great but the stand was subpar and the legs broke twice on it. My husband tried to glue them back, but they just didn’t hold so I got this as a replacement and it’s really nice and solid. Very happy with it. It’s just the right height to be on my desk for zoom calls.

I am a radio talk-show host who sometimes goes "remote" to interview guests. I use a digital recorder with four mic inputs when on the road.Using compact mics and short cords works well with it, but four big heavy mic stands are a pain!These fold down nicely, hold my compact mics well and fit nicely into a gear case.Also good for recording at home if space is cramped.

For the price, this is a great value. The stand is stable with an SM58 on it and it appears to be of good, solid quality. The only downside is the mic clip. It's almost unusable: very soft and flimsy, and my mic has slipped out of it a few times when I have it pointed upward, until I started putting a piece of tape across the clip and mic. Not that big a deal since the mic stand itself is worth the price.

It works great as a mic stand, but it does not have adjustable features unless you have a traditional mic on it. Our Blue Yeti mic screwed in with the attachment piece, but it just keeps the mic upright. We needed it to be adjustable.

Ideal for my portable desktop studio. Well made, good quality.

Exactly what the title says. Mounted a Neewer NW-8000-USB (the blue one, FWIW) which firmly and securely holds it. Never tried to fold it up or whatever with it. It was cheap and sits firmly on a flat surface. Yup. It's good.

Good deal. Rugged. Solid mic mount. Just like in the picture only better. Bear in mind, these aluminum tubed devices from China are all the same. You'll want to be careful about overtightening the nut. If you use a mic clip, screw it on and leave it. The more you fiddle with the nut the more likely you are of galling the threads, and then you'll be duct taking the mic clip on.

I got this and had to return as the grip is not adjustable and won't fit mics that are slightly thick. Also the head is not moving. Even if it were to fit the grip, I'd still not like it. The material looks good for the price, if you are lucky enough to have an exact same size mic. If it is smaller or bigger in size, then no good news for you.

I have two cordless microphones and no compact stands for them. These fit the bill perfectly - compact yet solidly built to set them on a table. I was concerned that the clamp might not be a tight enough fit but I was pleasantly surprised to discover that the snugness is exactly right - the microphone will not slip. I will be placing them 180 degrees apart in the room where I am recording and the size is perfect for the small location.

Super Qualität....

This is one of the best affordable desktop mike stand i ever had,

Solider preiswerter Mikrofonständer

Holds my mic. Has legs. Legs work. Huzzah!