InnoGear Mic Stand for Blue Snowball and Blue Snowball iCE Boom Arm Stand with Pop Filter Microphone Holders for HyperX QuadCast SoloCast Fifine Shure SM7B and Other Mic, Max Load 1.5 KG, Medium

overall, it is a good stand! However, the length of the stand is something to pay attention to, I thought I would need a long one since reviews said that it would start breaking off or chipping their desks. I attached it to a small cubicle and so far it is holding up nicely! I do say that the hinges are VERY durable/tough. I don't have a lot of space to make the arm reach so trying to move it little by little, it gets frustrating. Also if you have the sphere type microphone, it moves around a lot. What I mean, if you were to make your microphone handing, the cord that connects it will make it turn very easily. There is not good grip to the microphone when it is screwed in. so it can still move 360 when screwed in. It does not become stiff. So take that into consideration if you want it to stay in place, it will not. But other than that, it is a great stand it works perfectly!

nice and easy setup.arm is sturdy,adjusts smoothly, no noise/squeakinggood tension

Very good quality, Very adjustable, Very easy to install and or move

Overall the mic stand works well it’s design is very sturdy when put onto the table it has a strong grip and your able to tighten it to your liking. Overall very easy to use and install

I have a blue snowball but because of my poor placement and lack of a pop filter/covering, the sound quality was not great. Echoe-y voice, and would pick up the sounds of my keyboard. As someone who plays a lot of games, this wasn’t very fun to deal with.Bought this, it was easy to install onto my desk with the clamp, and there were no issues putting in the snowball mic. The cover and pop filter also fit well. The only issue is that the wire that connects the mic to my PC’s USB port just kinda hangs around, so I just wrapped it around the stand. But since then I sound SO much better. Voice comes in clearly and it picks up way less background noise. My friends say I sound like a professional podcaster lol. I love that I can move the mic around easily. I highly recommend getting this if you’re on the fence. It’s definitely worth it.

Very sturdy, easy to adjust. Great value for the cost, it’s a light weight stand but had a great hold on my snowball microphone.

I've used this mechanism for a year or so now and I can say that it's an okay purchase. My biggest gripe is the metal bar that spins to tighten it to the desk or surface. I am constantly having to stop my kids from turning the bar because its a big metal bar and they love to try to and turn it and loosen everything. It would have been better to use a black on black small knob or crank system to have it attach to desks. Again, it's not bad, but its not great, its just okay. The other thing I don't like is the lack of flexibility, its either straight or side to side, it should be made to have movable joins that let it go 360 in any angle or shape I need.I'll be keeping it, cause it'd be a hassle to return. But there are better options on the market.

The stock tripod for my Blue Snowball finally gave out, and I needed a stand for the lil bugger because, let's face it. I'm very attached to it.The pros here:- Inexpensive- functional- great tension on the arms- pop filter and wind guard work great!Now for the cons:- It swivels back and forth on base far too easily. Where the boom arm meets the mount.- the pop filter doesn't stay in place for nothing, and the mounting system for the pop filter is also extremely poor.- metal arm on the pop filter sags, as well, and is extremely loose.- poor capabilities for cable management, as the cable will occasionally become pinched in the arms of the boom upon retracting it.