Customer Reviews for VEVOR Microphone Boom Arm with Desk Mount, 360° Rotatable, Adjustable Mic Stand with 3/8" to 5/8" Adapter Port, for Recording Blue Yeti Hyperx Quadcast Blue Snowball Shure SM7B Audio Technica

sturdy construction will last for a long time as described in the image

Got two similar models and both work exceptionally well at a great price point. The only slight against this product is the little adapter where you can put your cell phone on the on the boom and the mount for that is pretty flaky and almost any time I move it, it falls off and it doesn’t really help. I’ve never actually used that part of it so I don’t really care to me. The product is a five star hands-down fantastic value and I would easily buy two more of these..

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I was a bit hesitant about this mic boom arm when I find it, because it hadn’t any comments yet. But it looked very nice and has good price. The prices of similar boom arms with a lot of comments are almost 2-3 times now expensive than it. The boom arm holds its position extremely well. I am using a fairly heavy Blue Yeti microphone with shock mount and pop filter (about 2,5lbs total) and it doesn’t drop even a little over the course of hours recording. I couldn’t be happier about it. Sleek, easy to use and I have had no problems. If you read the little booklet that comes with it, tells typo there is a tension screw at the base of the arm that you can adjust to tighten the tension or loosen the tension of the spring. Heavier mics might need a good twist to the right of that tension screw, this will stop the arm from failing or springing back up after you have already tightened the hinges. I am very happy for that purchase. I would definitely recommend this product to those who are looking for a cheap and stylish mic arm.

Bought this to replace a cheap mic boom arm I had bought a long time ago - it was flimsy to say the least, and could not easily reach where I wanted it (mounted behind my monitor, and reaching over it). This mount is great - it is sturdy, well built, and much more versatile than my previous one. I have a Rode PodMic mounted to it, and it can handle the weight without any issues. The integrated cable management channel and clips are really useful as well - no more velcro!

Impressed with the arm itself very well thought and put together. Sturdy and easy to put together and if ever needed to be moved very easy to do so. Great price and product indeed!

I have this boom arm set up with the Shure microphone, and it works great. I really like how it hides the cable. The springs in the arm are a little finicky, but I was able to get them set up in a way that works. One of the biggest features for me is being able to rotate my microphone out of my face when I need the extra room on my desk. Whenever l'm not using it, I just swing it over and it sits on the side of my desk. It's a great product. You just need to adjust the arms, but this brand makes it really easy to do so with the knobs on the side of each joint.

I Love this stand Third mic stand is awesome. It's thick, sturdy, and definitely can hold up my shure SM7b with no problem with all. The value for this mic stand definitely matches the price tag. Looks slick with solid frame and internally routed cables. Feel high quality with some strong tension, metal arms, and the plastic knobs don't feel like they will crack off from cranking a bit. I love this stand and I,d buy it again. It works well and looks great on camera.

Have been using those cheap clunky mechanical arms for years and years. They're difficult to mount, lack flexibility and are definitely not very stylish. I wanted a sleek, very flexible (arm can bend to straight up), that I could cleanly mount onto my custom desk and not clamp to the edge. It looks and performs as desired. Sleek, quiet, flexible, minimalist and perfect.

For the money, it's a very good boom arm. It's was easy to adjust and it's very secure to the desk top using the included C-clamp bracket. The Blue Yeti microphone is 1.2 lbs and the arm has no problem holding it up. The base if the arm is rubberized with keeps the mount from sliding and adds a bit of vibration insulation. The cable management channels work fine. Again, for the price, it's hard to beat.