Microphone Boom Arm,Aokeo AK-45 Desk Adjustable Compact Mic Suspension Boom Scissor Arm Stand For Blue Yeti,Snowball iCE, HyperX QuadCast,SoloCast,Elgato Wave,Etc

All those other boom arms around this price shouldn’t exist. Phenomenal.

This microphone arm is sturdy and holds the weight of my blue bluebird condenser microphone. It also rotates and has a revolving clamp that can fasten to surfaces. It comes with a Allen wrench/locking key. I bought this version of the arm, because I have had the ones with spring supports and the springs would pop off. (Which was unsafe). Overall, I am pleased with my purchase.

Bought at the end of January and went to move my mic and arm setup on my desk and the mount screw broke into pieces. Idk if my MV7 is too heavy but after 6 1/2 months I need a new one. Will be looking for another brand

Item looks as shown. But the arm would not stay in place no matter how tight I made it. My microphone kept drooping down because the base swivel was always never tight enough. I would not recommend this unless you have your microphone at a low point but at that point just use the triangle base most microphones come with

I've used many different mic stands for my condenser mic. I've found a lot of the spring ones don't last or support the weight of my mic well enough. This one is great, easy enough to adjust, and strong. It supports the weight just fine, and I can keep it in place or adjust it as necessary without difficulty. The threads of one of the nut pieces where the mic is held got stripped somehow and no longer worked so I contacted their support and they were kind, respectful, and easy to work with to obtain a replacement. I highly recommend this mic stand for anyone that has issues with spring-based stands or who prefers a more static setup.

Absolute garbage. Somehow this thing is unable to hold the weight of any microphone not worth the purchase at all

Screw came broken and I can’t even use my boom arm.

Vraiment solide étonné du prix

Ak-45: No matter how hard I tighten the base, it would not hold even a basic SM58 mic. Very disappointed.

It’s good. Just not that good. Don’t get me wrong, it gets the job done just not very well. When I got it the box was all dented and whatever which isn’t a big deal but then when I opened it and put it together, one of the screws inside (right where the mic goes) was loose meaning the mic couldn’t stabilize itself. I just tightened the screw but I guess other people had this problem too because I saw a review that said the same thing. Other than those things thought it’s pretty solid

Seems sturdy enough, but I was missing pieces in the box. I didn't get the magic ties, I didn't get the Allen key, I didn't get the riser extension for the base, I didn't get the condenser mic holder. Without the riser extension It wouldn't fit over my monitor, so I had to rearrange my entire setup for it to work, but now it's awkward. Really not pleased. Only think I got in the box was the arm itself and the base. I was missing everything else in the picture.

There are tightening screws all over for every joint on this stand EXCEPT for this on at the rotating head which is one of the most important joints on this thing.It is utterly useless and dangerous having my microphone constantly sway back and forth like this. A stand is suppose to stand sturdy*Update*- Found a way to tighten the rotating head. It is a hidden screw inside where you have to remove the entire adapter head to access. Works better now but only giving it 4 stars because it was unintuitive.