Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nice and sturdy. Holds it's position well and requires a decent amount of force to adjust its position, which I like. The parallel rail design and included cable ties allow for cable concealment which looks nice. Great length too and articulates well. My one major complaint with this is the lack of vibration dampening on the clamp. I added material to the inside of the clamp to help. You can literally just tap your finger on the desk/ platform it's clamped to and hear major feedback picked up by the mic. In fact I haven't found a perfect solution to this yet, but thick rubber inserts are the best I can do for now. It's possible there's a product specifically designed to mitigate this but I haven't found one yet.

This is the fourth mic boom arm I've tried, and this one does what I need, finally. I have a shelf over my desk, and want the mic to come out over my head just above the frame when I'm recording presentations. This arm is extremely long, giving me great possibilities whether I'm sitting in front of my computer or standing up to present in front of a green screen. The arm will come out completely horizontal if I want. Not only that, but while many boom arms pad only the top side of the clamp, this one has padding on both sides so you won't damage the top of the bottom of the surface you are clamping to. The one thing to be aware of is that the minimum angle is a little more than 90 degrees. So while the boom arm will extend out very far, there's a minimum distance you will be to the place where you clamped the arm. So keep in mind that if you don't want 48 of extension, you may want to order a smaller model like the MBA38 so as to have more flexibility to get closer to where you clamped the mic

It is a little stiff to move around and in my setup i have to move my mic in and out of position when i start and stop using it. It isnt the end of the world and probably will be helpful if i get an xlr mic later instead of the Wave mic. It holds the Elgato Wave mic, pop filter, and shock mount with no issues and no sag. Replaced a cheap $10 arm off ebay and you can tell this is higher quality plus the extra length on the arms is great in my setup where i needed to stretch it across the desk sometimes.

I haven’t had the product for a super long time, but I can say that for the price, this arm is strong! I have a pod mic attached to it, which has some decent weight I might add, and it does it’s job perfectly. I was so worried I was buying an arm that couldn’t support my microphone. I looked into RØDE’s mic stand because it seemed fitting, but those fancy arms are so expensive, where as this one is $50+ cheaper. It comes with straps to help with your mic cable, 2 options for desk mounts, and built in channels for the XLR to run between. Fantastic option for someone who doesn’t have a whole lot to spend on extra items.

Works great for my Shure m7+! Had to get a 5/8 adapter to go along with it, but would still recommend!!

Great boom. Holds up well, vibration resistant, and cost effective. Will not break your bank. Movement can be improved upon at the base, otherwise, a good starter. Not flimsy, Sturdy.

Because if the way its built it fits a wide variety of microphones, and the quality of the arm is very impressive, and comes with everything you need. For my application it is a little bulky I will say, but ive enjoyed it so much I am just keeping it.

This mount feels sturdy and very well built. The clamp holds securely. Swivels in all of the ways I would want, and has plenty of reach.

The good: Sturdy, nice length, and the cable management eventually works well. The bad: to get any but the cheapest cables through the cable management, you have to remove the end caps that were clearly never meant to be removed. Once the cable is in, though, it’s out of sight.

This microphone arm performs as expected. It's easy to set-up and adjust. If you have a heavier microphone, it will probably sag slightly, but not really an issue. Overall, happy with the purchase.

I bought this to replace an arm I had bought years before and I have to say its worth the money. It holds the weight of the Shure mic, is long enough to reach over monitors or across the desk, and its very steady.

This is a really good boom arm, it stays out of the way while still reaching exactly where you want it too. Cable management is very nice with the notches it has by its hinges! The reach is also quite nice, I don't have to have it right in the way anymore! It is a little stiff, which means it can be harder to move at times, but at the same time, it doesn't move from the place you put it! So it can go either way on if its a good thing or a bad thing, especially when you use the attachment that you screw into your desk. Sometimes it could sound like its pulling the wood apart. Other then that this is a really good boom arm, that has impressed me in more ways then one! Definately worth the buy!

Its sad that blue (the makers of the yeti mic) cant make a good boom arm for their own profuct. The spring tension on the compass was so strong it just wouldnt position the way i wanted. But THIS boom arm, took 2 minutes to setup and it literally goes where i want it to go with no rising or drooping , so on that note , instant five stars for me. And its cheaper

This product saved my vlog experience. Can’t recommend enough Durable Sleek Competitively priced

Makes 0 noise, it’s very sturdy and the price is very fair.

Bought this for my boyfriend since his last one broke. He's had 0 issues. It supports his heavy mic that he uses for streaming and editing. It's worth the price, durable, and easy to set up.

It does the job of holding up my mic. I should have gotten. Asleeker one for my small desk setup

Really good for a mic and a streaming set up, use it every day

Very Durable, Great price. I was looking for something to replace my clunky mic stand and this did the trick.

A perfect stand for the price. Easily holds a Shure Beta 58 tightly, and the table stand is VERY unique. You can screw this one down, making it special.