Customer Ratings & Reviews

Sturdy, easy to mount, and that professional look you want.

Great mic just doesn’t work with sm7b which is annoying cuz that is like a standard mic

I have been using this mic arm for a few months. Its absolutely perfect. I move it a lot and it hasnt loosened one bit. Its the perfect length almost any set up also. Its just perfection.

Best mic boom for the money. Very quiet during manipulation.

Its a great microphone stand but my obly issue woth it is that it didnt have any adapters to fit other sizes

Best boom arm I ever had and it’s very easy to setup

Seriosuly this is the best mount out here. Super versitle. The only 2 things im going to ding it on are nothing major but small gripes. One of which is the large lettering across the bands that stretch across the arm. Its rather intrusive and wouldve been better off with something small for those that do podcasts, etc and would like to put their personal logo on the mic arm. Second is depending your mic, you can only place it either up or down. No choice. In my case, my mic has to stay faced upwards due to the cable in the back not having enough clearance to make the connection from cable to mic. If i try to flip it upside down (the mic) the arm gets in the way. But again, i think that is mic specifc. I have nothing but great things to say about the mount beyond those 2 things. Its truly a great, versatile mount that can suit everyones needs.

Super sturdy, easy to set up, and stays in place. Keeps your mic where you need it without any hassle. Great for clean, pro setups!

Needed an arm to hold my Shure SM7B for streaming and it did its job and more. Would definitely recommend if you're in the market for long term content creation!

I really like this arm. It has the c-clamp option (youll need about 3inches of overhang for clamp space) and the option to place it down into a hole within the desk. So, I dont have to buy a new arm if I need the other clamp type. I like that it has that fluid damp feel when I move the arm around - I use the c-clamp with this arm and its very solid. I really appreciate the cushy fabric wraped arpund the arms themselves. It looks more finished and gives a more professional look. Now, downside is that you have to place the arm correctly to get the position your confortable with - the center hinge is just a standard flex hinge and doesnt rotate. Yes, the whole are rotates, but man, when youve had one of those ball style hinges, youll feel the limitation of standard flex hinges. All in all, though, this is a really great mic stand and will get the job done credibly.

Great quality desk boom mic stand. Very fluid motion, and very sturdy. I'm using the clamp now, but it's very cool that it fits into the circle that some desks have, and I may use that in the future. I've tried other booms for desks, but this one is quiet and smooth to operate, and feels a lot more professional

I’ve been using this monitor arm for a few weeks now, and it has completely transformed my workspace. The build quality is excellent—sturdy metal construction that feels reliable and secure. My monitor (27-inch, fairly heavy) is held up with no wobble or sagging at all. The range of motion is smooth and versatile. I can easily tilt, swivel, rotate to portrait mode, or adjust the height with minimal effort. It really helps reduce neck and eye strain since I can position the screen exactly where I want it. Cable management is another plus—the built-in channels keep everything tidy, giving my desk a much cleaner look. Installation was straightforward and took less than 20 minutes with clear instructions and all the tools included. I appreciate that it works with both clamp and grommet mounting, making it flexible for different desk setups. Overall, this monitor arm is an absolute game-changer if you want to free up desk space, improve ergonomics, and make your setup look more professional. Well worth the investment!

I couldn’t ask for a better microphone stand. Ready to go out of the box. The price is felt in the quality immediately. No regrets buying this.

Greatest Stand I’ve used. This is able to hold my microphone (SHURE SM7B) which is on the heavier end. it’s been used for months now and have not seen any sign of fatigue or any concern for the product being less effective over time. Unlike some other cheaper option in the market. Great quality and completely worth the price.

Me likey. Hold mickey like stone but it easy move round. Big words on arm, me no care.

The neoprene sleeve makes moving this arm nearly silent. Good height on the arm too, but doesn’t quite reach over my monitor. This mount has good range of motion, and it holds positions very well.

It works as intended, my wide wanted it for her quite heavy sony alpha 6100 and it does a good job of holding it up and she can even move it around without worrying its going to tip over randomly. It is a bit expensive in comparison to other available options but this does what we needed it to so its worth it

A great microphone arm. Easy set up and break down.

So this is my second one of this mic stand but I'm using it for a camera mount for a Canon 77d for my webcam it holds up great better than a lot of the other Mic booms I've tested I also use this one for my mic also it has great tension doesn't just flop down or flip up if anybody's looking for a really good Mic boom I would recommend you getting this one all the other ones I've tried break or you can have a tool light of a mic or two heavy of a mic on some of the other one this one doesn't matter like I said I have cameras on this one and it holds up just fine

The Rode PSA1+ boom is simple where it needs to be, sturdy and professional where it counts. There's no need to adjust the spring tension with this boom, no removable metal panels for cable management, just attach it to your desk, strap on your microphone, or shock mount and mic, and go. I've used a wide variety of booms while podcasting and streaming. I use one every day for my day job working in IT. I've used low profile mounts, overhead mounts like this one, and a variety of different microphones. Some of the more well known ones i've used are the Compass boom from Yeti, nee logitech, and the Elgato Wave Low profile mount. Each one had its draw backs that were pretty apparent, either the cable retention systems were unwieldy (El Gato), or the springs were configured in such a way that even with a heavier microphone, the Compass boom would simply not stay down, and routinely lifted itself back up. If you're going to drop cash on a boom arm, this one shouldn't steer you wrong, it's a little on the expensive side, but that's a premium you'd pay for similarly specced booms that may have other caveats to them along with their price.