InnoGear Microphone Stand Mic Boom Arm for Blue Yeti HyperX QuadCast S SoloCast Snowball Fifine K669B and other Mic, with Shock Mount Windscreen Pop Filter Mic Clip Holder Cable Ties, Medium

This has been working pretty well for me. Great adjustability, and the design is sleek. It's also quite sturdy and doesn't move around too much. I had to get an adapter for the desk attachment part, as it was too small for my desk, but it's still a good product.

Great mic arm at an affordable price! I've been using the InnoGear Mic Arm for a while now and it has exceeded my expectations. It's sturdy, easy to adjust, and holds the mic in the desired position without falling or loosening over time. The clamping base is strong and grips any desk well without damaging it. Additionally, the arm is flexible yet firm, allowing it to be positioned at different angles without issues. I've used it with heavy microphones and it supports them perfectly. It includes a universal adapter, making it compatible with most microphones. It also comes with a pop filter and shock mount, which is a nice extra for the price. If you're looking for a durable, stable, and affordable mic arm, the InnoGear Mic Arm is a great choice. Highly recommended!

Update: Apparently the mounting was just missing. I got a refund for that and got an adapter on my own dime. After using for a few weeks, the quality is still fair. Its not the most stable but definitely fair for the price and it stays in place. I would recommend buying a shock mount for your mic if the included one doesn’t fit. Item description says it's for Blue Yeti, but literally has no parts that allow you to use it with blue yeti. The Shock mount is too small and it doesn't come with an adapter. The quality is cheap but appropriate for the cost.

i was not expecting for this to be this sturdy!it feels very well built and feels expensive. the pop filter feels so well made and so does the actual mic holder and arm. no instructions though but its really easy to figure out by looking at the pic. this has a piece to attach any mic , and even comes with a troubleshooting guide. i got one for 30$ at guitar center and this EASILY is better quality. just get this mic and i guarantee you will be pleasantly surprised. i have a home studio and im upgrading my equipment to start a new chapter, and i wanted my setup to look good, and feel sturdy and not cheap. this did perfectly! you can even customize it for when your standing and sitting on the same surface. (if your short-ish) For this cheap just get it, your not getting any better for this price, or even for 20$ more.

This stand is exactly what I needed. It's lightweight, easy to adjust, and the "flex arms" are very functional without taking up too much space. The vise grip stays steady on my desk, and the mic holder is compatible with every microphone I’ve tried. Great entry-level gear that gets the job done.

I can see this working for some desks and mic combos, but not any of mine. The clamp is too small and doesn't fit my desk. The clamp opens up to slightly over 1 inch which doesn't fit my desk. Range of motion and ease of adjusting it gets a 3/10. I used my work desk (not where this will be used, but I wanted to give it a good solid review) to mount and test it. Moving it around it is very, very difficult to get it into a position that is usable for a studio mic. If you have to move it out of the way to stand up, plan on a good 30 seconds to a minute of fiddling with it to get the mic back into the position for a good pickup. I did notice a drift over time that concerned me if I planned on using this. Even with the wing nuts tightened down aggressively (to the point I was worried anymore would break it) it would drift, and my mic is not that heavy, significantly lighter than what the specs say this can handle by several pounds. All in all, I got it on sale so I'll keep it in case I can use it, but I would invest in a little higher quality one for sure.

Very sturdy well-made does the job perfectly?

9/5 Upgrading 1* to 4* for good customer service, but still can't give 5* with this clamp problem. I will say that I bought the Tonor boom just for their clamp, and it works 10x better if you have a bevelled desk. There is also a third bar on the bottom segment and the bars are much thicker (see product for details), so I think it is well worth the extra $5. (Warning: it has it's own problem, the clamp is too LONG because of the headphone rest, and because my fancy desk also has a "back plate", it doesn't fit perpendicularly... but even installed at an angle, it's 10x stronger than the Innogear clamp, given my 1" bevel.) But if you are on the strictest budget possible and don't have a bevelled desk, I do 100% recommend this arm, it is high quality for the price! I also tried Innogear's heavy duty boom (~$65). It is extremely good looking if you need the interior instead of exterior spring. The clamp is slightly better (maybe an extra 0.25" of depth), but that's just not enough. It's maybe 2x as good as the clamp in this basic set, but Tonor is still 5x better. ----- Original: I liked it a lot at first, all the parts are good quality given the reasonable price. Sure the shock can't fit my yeti, but its great they warned us on that. What disappointed me is that the clamp is so small. I have a very mild bevel on my desk (about 1 inch), and that's already enough that this doesn't work for me at all. I tried to make it up with a piece of wood but it's not enough, looks too precarious and don't want my yeti to fall. There was also no warning or measurement on the clamp depth. It seems like it would cost a few cents more to make the clamp deeper, just put it one inch in. There's no way that will make it NOT work for anyone. And it would save me what is now going to be at least $20 to get a stand alone deeper clamp.

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it looks very professional, it has a stand, pop filter, 5 zip ties, an extra screw and 2 mounting types and is perfect for the price

Bought this product in 2022. Worked fine for a while, however started breaking down within the last year. Pieces started coming off and undone, as well as the springs will launch the arm up if pulled down slightly.

I'm feeling disappointed and flabbergasted. This thing specifically advertises that it's compatible with the Blue Yeti but it isn't. The adapter screw is too small to fit into the base of the microphone. I see one other review on here that says the same thing although I didn't notice it until afterwards. The equipment feels pretty cheap but reasonable for the 40 dollar CDN price tag. I probably would have been satisfied if it had actually fit the mic.

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