InnoGear Microphone Stand Mic Arm Boom Arm with Mic Pop Filter, Microphone Windscreen, Universal Mic Clip, 3/8'' to 5/8'' Screw Adapter

when you first take this out of the package it feels really cheap. its very light but it actually works very well. im using a shure mx7 mic and it holds it fin with no sag although im not sure how heavy you coulkd go. the included pop filter screen is tight and actually good quality and the foam cover fits over the shures included cover without muffling the sound, drasticly reducing plosives. all in all this is a great little stand. i doesnt have the greatest reach but for the price its way better than it should be

I was doubtful when I ordered this product, because my microphone is heavy (a blue yeti) and this was purchased on a strict budget.However, it is excellent. It is regularly moved around, supports my heavy microphone well (I even have the Blue Yeti pointing upwards which puts even more load on the grips holding it in place, as opposed to hanging down) and I get no slip or movement during use. I can easily move the mic out the way, bring it back in place when needed and it will stay where I leave it.Just ordering a second one now for use downstairs. Very happy with this product.

Improved my microphone situation drastically, made my microphone sound so much better because it was no longer touching my desk. It was easy to setup and use, doesn't even creak or anything like that.

I've been using this arm for streaming on twitch for the last few months and to be honest I'm quite pleased. It's reasonably well built and comes with a decent amount of accessories for the money. And takes my Razer seiren mini microphone very well using the supplied adjuster. Though I wouldn't recommend using it with more expensive heavier mics as I personally think they would probably be too heavy for it. I think this mic arm would be ideal for anyone looking to get into streaming or broadcasting on a budget. As you can spend a small fortune on mic arms without getting much more in terms of accessories and adjustability. My only issue with it so far has been with it's fixing clamp which is ideal if you want to fix it to a flat surface like a desk. But it's not adjustable so it can't be fitted to anything vertically so you may have to get inventive if your desk has limited space. This is only a small issue that most won't even notice bit I thought was worth a mention. In summary this is a reasonably well built and sturdy mic arm that's budget friendly and will suit the majority of people's needs.

You get what you pay for here really - it's a cheap arm with some cheap accessories included. I bought it because I needed something on a budget and it does the job but not too well.The arm wobbles around inside the clamp part which is annoying - it also can spin freely within that so sometimes its hard to keep in the correct place. The included accessories seem nice however in practice they aren't great. The pop filter clamps onto the arm awkwardly as they're obviously 2 generic items that aren't made to work together properly. The included windshield feels very very cheap also.Overall the quality of the arm and its materials isn't great. I used this with an SM58 and wouldn't want to use a much heavier mic on it. If you're going to be using it day in and day out then I think it's worth splashing a bit more cash on a higher quality alternative.

Small studio recording for a computer, good value,Find for light awake microphones!

I mean for the price the quality Is fine I'd say but it does work

I like the movement it gives out , and once in place it will stay , it holds my snow ball ice well and the pip filter works, the muff didn't fit and the part that goes into the clamp has bent so far that it can't swivel anymore ! Which is a shame, cause I use 2 monitors and like to move the microphone to suit my needs!