Eastshining Upgraded Adjustable Microphone Suspension Boom Scissor Arm Stand with Shock Mount Mic Clip Holder 3/8'' to 5/8'' Screw Adapter -for Blue Yeti, Snowball & Other Microphones

This handy "arm" is well made and does exactly what I needed it to do.As a Speaker Agent, I will certainly recommend it as a "must have" for my clients.Versatile, stable, and made with solid materials.Thank you!Antoniette RozeCEO Wellness Productions Co.

It's wonderful. It lets me get the Blue Snowball off of that terrible tiny stand, up off my desk and closer to my face when I want it - and push it away when I don't. It's also really easy to attach a standard pop filter on.I think I actually like this arm a lot more than some more expensive ones, like Blue's Compass. Where that one takes up a huge amount of space on my desk, this one I can push back into a nice compact unit away from me. Blue's just kind of swings around like Frankenstein's arm. This just seems to be more versatile to me than that. It's also a lot lighter. With the Compass, I tried putting it on several less stable pieces of furniture (my desk isn't great for clamps) and it totally toppled over (taking the furniture with it!) due to the weight. This one is so much lighter, but still sturdy, and I was able to affix it to waaay more stuff without having it fall over. And this is CHEAP AS HECK!It does lack a good shockmount, but even without it this hasn't been an issue for me. While there is one included, I don't even understand how it's supposed to work. I'm pretty sure it would not work with the Snowball, but maybe a thinner one?

Works well. Comes with a shock mount but it doesn't fit my yeti. It holds the mic well, it doesn't sink or fall. It is easy enough to move and adjust, however I feel like i need to be a bit careful because it's base is so small that it wiggles easily.Pros:Good priceDoes the jobEasy to set upHolds heavy microphones wellEasy to adjustCons:Small base/mount on the desk so it wiggles a bitFeels a little fragile but not a cheap feeling more of a "don't man handle" way.

Works surprisingly well. The mount/clamp area is the revised version that all of the other Chinese brands are bragging about. It works really well. Be sure that your desk does not have an apron or coping that disallows the clamp to seat completely. Thats the only problem a person might have. The shock mount it comes with is nice enough and a welcomed touch, but most microphones will come with a better/metal one, and I recommend using that one if you can. Also, the shock mount has a small diameter opening. It can be adjusted to a larger size, but I assure you, you'll want to avoid that task. It's likely too small for most round bodied condenser microphones. Probably just right for many of the dynamic mics. It's strong. I have an MXL 770 attached to it currently and it acts as if it has nothing at all. I have not mounted a Blue Yeti to it, but I am confident it would hold it.

This mic boom is amazing and does everything it says! It was fairly easy to set up once I looked a bit more into the directions provided, which weren't the best and very much picture based. I will say that this mic boom is very very short and not intended to be clamped (I'll refrain from the word mounted as you do not need to drill a hole into the desk to mount it permanently) to the back of the desk and spun around towards your face. It very much will only fit around the side of the desk to be positioned towards your face. Now upon me figuring that out I grew a bit worried that it would not fit my desk as my sides have a metal edge with a lip so I was unsure if the unit would clamp correctly and if it would even stay up. Lucky for me the circular metal camp part goes under the desk instead of the much larger and complex shape made by the alloy steel.Now to address the issue of the Blue Yeti microphone and it working with this stand. I can tell you that you WILL need to get the version with the extra metal adapter as that shockproof microphone clip DOES NOT work with the Yeti. This was something that scared me too as well as I had read Yeti reviews that sometimes the hole needed for attaching it to a mic boom is sometimes poorly made by them and some of the holes are either not wide or big enough for mounting. Mine did not seem to have that problem which was a huge sigh of relief even though Yeti does carry a two year warranty for their products and would replace the mic with a new one for that problem.In the end this mic boom works like a charm for someone who has a loud keyboard and is a loud typer which was picking up with the original mic stand given by Blue for the Yeti. Now when I am in discord with friends playing a game and have to type to someone quickly. I can type to them and it no longer sounds like the fist of the gods raining down in the ear drums of my friends. I am sure they are happy. LOL