Razer Seiren Mini Boom Arm with Pop Filter - Mic Stand with Foam Cover Windscreen Compatible with Razer Seiren Mini Streaming Microphone by YOUSHARES

If you're on a budget but still want a good quality product for your microphone, this is a good option. The only bad thing that I can tell about this is that on the part that is attached to the table, there is a quilt so that the table does not get scratched. This little quilt does not seem to be well attached and then over time it starts to come off, but you can still stick it with something more resistant later.

I really like this product. It works well for me. I actually spray painted it and now its even cuter. Easy to assemble! I didn't even look at the instructions. Everyone who is saying it doesn't fit the Seiren X is lying and simply cannot read and has an underdeveloped frontal lobe.

Fits perfectly, works great, exactly what i needed to be able to start streaming, and i can always upgrade and give this one to my son! THANKS!

The Boom arm came in before the actual microphone, so I can't speak to how well it does or doesn't stay on, or the quality of the pop filter, but the arm its self is solid. Its very firm on the table, the arm has good range and decent strength, movement is smooth for the most part. Do be careful when closing the arm though, it will pinch you if you move it too fast.

for me, this is clunky. Not the best holding mechanism. The angles of adjustment just feel clunky. I used this for two years and made it work, but frankly the whole time I just wished I had found something better. I use a different one now and am happier about that.

It works for what its used for

I steam on twitch and this helped a lot. All the bumps and moving my mouse around was hearable on my steam every time i did anything. This massively cut down on the noise. Great entry level product. If you're doing something like audio recording I'd suspect this work would just as well for you.

This works like its supposed to. it itself is a great boom arm. The only problems I had was twisting the mic onto the arm. This is easier that expected when I was reading other reviews. I thought I was going to have to take a part my mic, all it is a screw. Also the screw is picky. You can keep on screwing it and it it will keep spinning. You can't have it very tight. I fixed this by painting a clear coat of nail polish onto the screw to tighten it up. Seems to be fine now. Also the mic itself only moves up and down, there is no 360 motions when it comes to this arm. There are no cable ties attached so I used black zip ties to hold my mics cord. If you are ok with that, it's a great boom arm and does as expected. I would recommend.Update: The nail polish no longer held it up. I took the original base to the mic and rest that on it works well.