Microphone Boom Stand, Gulee Heavy Duty Studio Suspension Mic Arm Stand for Blue Snowball Yeti with Flexible Standard Condenser Microphone Clip (White)…

Got this for my son and he loves it. Works as expected and looks so neat on his desk!

I purchased this InnoGear microphone arm to support my Samson Q2U at the office after WFH due to COVID. It has done its job well ever since with no issues.

I'll give this a solid 4 star, the clamp is really good. The arm works as intended, but.. If you are looking for super sturdy, this arm wobbles quite a bit. You will need to set up some audio filters and maybe use a shock mount to keep "boom" sounds from traveling up the arm. If you are mounting to something that is separate from your desk, it "may" suit your needs better. That being said, I have it mounted to my game chair. Yes, game chair. My setup requires everything to be mounted to the chair as I don't have a desk setup. Compression and Noise Suppression filters as well as other filters will eliminate the "boom" sounds, but I also have the mic in a shock mount. This is an important step in the process.

Holds a Blue Yeti USB on a shock mount with no problems! At first glance you think the material is to small gauge to support much without being flimsy. That is not the case. I have a heavy Blue Yeti on a shock mount and the arm at approximately 90 degrees (microphone is held sideways) and once I tightened the joints I have not had it move. The mount which attaches to desk/table is sufficient but you have to re-tighten occasionally. The boom inserts into the mount and the hole seems too big. You have to really crank down the set screw to fix it in position. I rotate the microphone so I do not tighten the screw. Because of the disparity in the size of the boom mount rod and the mount it has some play without the set screw tightened. If I were to buy another I would look for one than has longer reach. Other than that I have no complaints, especially for the very low price!

Bought this to go with my new hyperx quadcast, couldn't hold the weight of it no matter how much I tightened it. If you have a light mic and don't need a lot of range of motion it'd be fine I guess, but I would not recommend this product.

Maybe twice a year I have to reattach the arm to my desk. I believe it's because I move the arm around a lot while I'm gaming. But still, twice a year? Not a bad trade off for a $15 mic arm. If you have a wooden or concrete floor, this could be an issue. I have carpet.I've used this mic arm for almost 2 years at this point and that is the only issue I can report.

I purchased the white microphone arm. It looks really nice with my setup. Unfortunately, it comes with a black desk clamp, so I had to buy a white desk clamp separately to match my desk. Please consider including a white clamp with the white arm. Thanks 💕

For the price, this boom arm is a fantastic deal. It's strong, sturdy, and has a great range of motion without loosening the knobs holding its positioning. I specifically wanted a white boom arm to match my white Blue Yeti so I took a chance on this one. Even though it had good reviews, I didn't think a boom arm for this price could actually be good. I'm pleasantly surprised that I was wrong! It also looks really sharp alongside any NZXT case- a perfect match.