InnoGearMicrophone 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, Large

Easy to assemble and compatible with many microphones. It feels stable and the arm is easy to adjust

This mic arm is WAY better than my old one! The mic arm is super sturdy and seems like it will last a long time. It goes right where i put it with minimal wobble, and everything it comes with also feels really well built. This is the best option for a boom arm under $40. It is especially amazing because it will not break the bank. Pop filter works well and blocks out noises well. I recommend!

For the price it works well. Certainly not the most sturdy arm however it doesn't wobble too much. The extra attachments ensure it works with multiple types of mics.

The media could not be loaded. 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!

I recently acquired this arm, and I must say, I'm quite pleased with it, especially considering it's my first one and I'm streaming just as a hobby. Many other budget models have springs that are too strong, requiring additional bands to maintain the desired position, but this arm worked perfectly right out of the box without any adjustments. The setup was incredibly simple; I barely glanced at the instructions until it was time to attach the pop filter and microphone. So far, it's been flawless, easily maintaining any position I set. The instructions also note that for heavier microphones, there's an extra slot to move the springs in to for stronger support. I appreciate its lightweight design and non-intrusive setup. My only minor critique, which is more of a personal preference, is that the included pop filter is somewhat large. However, as this is my first experience with such equipment, I find the overall value excellent. I would recommend this product to anyone starting out in streaming as a hobby or looking to purchase an affordable boom arm.

My big problem with this product is that the shock mount does not fit my Blue Yeti mic. I accept at least partial responsibility for not doing enough research here, as this information isn't entirely hidden. It is mentioned in the description, and if I'd thoroughly read it then I would have seen that. However, I do think it's a bit misleading to have Blue Yeti be the first listed microphone in the product name when part of the kit does not fit that microphone. I purchased this in part because I assumed the Blue Yeti being specifically listed in the product name meant I would be getting both a pop filter and shock mount compatible with my microphone. Had I known that was not the case, I would have purchased another product or products that better fit my specific needs.Aside from that gripe, the quality seems alright for the price. Not incredibly solid, but enough for what it needs to do. The included cable ties and thread tape are a nice touch to make setup easier. I didn't experience the issue mentioned in the manual that would have made the thread tape necessary, but it was nice to know I had it just in case. Setting up the pop filter and boom arm was easy enough and they serve purpose. Without the shock mount I suspect that the boom arm setup will amplify vibration and bump noise compared to the yeti's small included stand until I find something other than the desk to mount it to, but I can also get the mic closer to the sounds I'm trying to record, which hopefully will amplify them more than any vibrational noise. The joint connecting the clamp to the boom arm has more give to it with the screw fully tightened than I'd like, as it makes the entire assembly feel a bit less secure than I'd like, but it doesn't seem to cause any stability issues and so far the arm has held steady when not in motion. I worry that over time swiveling that joint could lead to problems, and will update if it does. If that fear turns out to be unfounded, this product seems fine but largely unimpressive. It's cheap and so makes a good introductory set, but even then there might be better options for value, especially if you have a Blue Yeti microphone.

Just keep in mind, depending on your mic, it may pick up shaking sounds from the springs. My mic thankfully has software that reduces noise other than voice.It's good though, my only complaint, it's not very big. I guess in my mind, I was expecting something a little bigger. I got what I paid for. I got a lot of extras, which was nice! It was very easy to setup, it's easy to use. Weight is nice, it does the job!It does have good stability, you can easily manage the tension of how easily it moves or doesn't. All the parts needed was included. No real complaints, would buy again if I needed to.

My pop filter bent like when you bend metal back and force, be careful moving it too much. It almost broke off, but it’s ok. Works decently well but if your desk isn’t sturdy it’ll be very wobbly. The range of motion isn’t that bad, and the mic stand overall is decent, but keep in mind what you’re getting. It’s fairly stiff and stays in place though. The value for the money is there, 4 stars!