Customer Ratings & Reviews

Is good for the price but break really easy, so be carefully when handling

I purchased this boom arm for my hyperx quadcast hopeing for a great boom arm over my cheap 25 dollar one, upon taking it out the build quality is great but once set up i soon realized after torqueing the tensioners as hard as i can. The arm continued to never stay in one place and the arm always went back to a 90 degree angle. Bottom line the boom arm is garbage for lighter mics.

Works great, I have used this with the Blue Yeti X microphone. I do find the adjustment to sometimes be a bit finnicky, but it will land in the right place with some tweaking. Attached to the microphone perfectly.

Really like the sleek and modern design. Easy to attach to desk and position where needed. Overpriced for what it is though.

Great Mic stand, great build quality and great for cable management, however, if you have a lighter mic, it might not stay in place easily, I had to really twist the tension knob to the point where it slightly damaged it, other than that it's great quality and easy to use!

This is a fantastic mic stand, but it can be a bit tricky to get the tension right so the mic doesn't float on-screen. It's VERY solidly made, has built-in cable management so it looks very clean, and the c-clamp is nice and wide so it accommodates desktops that are on the thick side. Only thing keeping this from a five star review is that initial setup, but there are plenty of YouTube vids to walk you through.

The tension on this was way too tight. The adjustment screw essentially did nothing. No amount of tightening the joints would make the stand stay in position. I ordered a second one hoping the first was a fluke and it was the same way.

Overall a decent mount. The adjustment could be better. If you don’t have a heavier mic on it, it tends to lift up due to lack (there is adjustment, just not enough)of tension adjustment.

One of if not the BEST mic stand for the price , very sturdy and the Cable management is very nice for that clean look!

My only gripe is the fact is isn’t very durable it snapped like a twig only after having it for 7 months

I'm a YouTuber and I use my compass boom arm with my Blue Yeti Pro mic and I love it. It makes positioning the mic very easy and it's very strong. It supports the mic and the Blue Radius III shockmount well.

Great over all microphone stand. I use it for the shire sm7b and it fits like a glove however it was slightly pricey.

I bought this for my Elgato mic which is very light and it did not function well. I loosened the tension screw all the way and there was still too much tension to keep the arm from flinging itself back out. I gave it to my husband to use with a heavier mic. Very disappointed.

Great boom arm. Tension is a little tight but I appreciated the ease of use and the style of setup. Fit my podcast very well.

Very durable and strong, best holder I ever had. I really enjoy using it for recording podcasts and audio work.

My son's Christmas was made! Great boom stand for streaming. Needs some tension adjustment for lighter mics. Would have been nicer if the shock mount was included.

I would give 5 stars, but I REALLY struggled at the beginning to get it to stay in place, it's still a bit wonky sometimes.

Great high quality microphone arm, but it is a little to strong. I would recommend a heavy microphone, but i made it work.

Got this as a gift for my husband, he’s a voice actor, and he loves it, it’s the perfect size to go on back of his desk and over his monitor. The only reason I’m giving this a 4 star is because I purchased this and had to go back to store because it was the wrong item. I asked an employee for this item and the box he handed me looked very similar to this item but wasn’t. I guess it’s partially my fault for not investigating the box further. Over all though it’s a great product!

The construction of this boom arm is nice, similar in style to the Yellowtec Mika. It is designed to support the Blue microphone, which is large and heavy, and the tension of the arm is set accordingly. But if you mount a lighter microphone (which is most other microphones!) the arm will tend to rise. A tension screw in the base can adjust tension slightly, but it can't be set low enough for a sturdy lighter microphone, like a Shure SM58.