InnoGear Microphone 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, Medium

I’ve been really happy w/ this microphone boom arm! It made my desk setup look so much cleaner & more organized while giving me much more flexibility when recording. I love being able to easily adjust the arm to the perfect position depending on whether I’m recording vocals, voiceovers, or just sitting at my desk. 🎙️ The included accessories are such a nice bonus. The boom arm itself feels sturdy & the heavy-duty springs hold my microphone securely w/out sagging or feeling like it’s going to drop. I also appreciated that everything I needed came in one package, including cable ties to keep cords neat. Assembly was quick & straightforward, & it instantly gave my workspace a more polished, studio-like feel!! ⚡️ If you’re looking for an affordable boom arm that’s sturdy, versatile & helps create a clean, aesthetic recording setup, I’d definitely recommend this one! 🫶🏼

Amazing value for the price and vastly superior to the ridiculous homeade setup I used before. Buying another one this week!

Update: Apparently the mounting was just missing. I got a refund for that and got an adapter on my own dime. After using for a few weeks, the quality is still fair. Its not the most stable but definitely fair for the price and it stays in place. I would recommend buying a shock mount for your mic if the included one doesn’t fit. Item description says it's for Blue Yeti, but literally has no parts that allow you to use it with blue yeti. The Shock mount is too small and it doesn't come with an adapter. The quality is cheap but appropriate for the cost.

I got this set to support a Samson Q2U mic, and I'm very satisfied overall! This set doesn't come with a windscreen for the mic, but in this case the mic itself did so I'm not fussed about that (and there's no guarantee one not made for the particular mic would work properly). Some reviews have complained about sagging and lack of support. For me so far over several weeks it hasn't been a problem at least yet. There isn't a thumbscrew to tighten the angle of the mic clip, so that's the main place I would expect to see problems with that. There is one on the shock mount. However, I found that it was way too large to support the mic. Using the somewhat poorly written instructions to adjust the nylon bands to grip it more snugly, however, it's at least passable for horizontal use, which as far as I can tell is the intended use of this type of mic. All told, it's been pretty excellent for my purposes and definitely for its price range. You will want to make sure that the edge you'll mount it to has a fairly sharp edge - a rounded one could cause some problems with clamping it on. But I'm rather pleasantly surprised with how well it works for such a low cost. I can float the mic around with little to no effort, setup was easy, the included cable ties make it easy to keep wires up and out of the way, and the gooseneck pop filter is a nice bonus so one doesn't have to buy it separately. Overall this is a really solid piece of kit for at least amateur use.

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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.

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 bought this suspension scissor arm to help with recording at my desk. I was using more of a traditional boom stand that sits on the floor prior to this, which made recording voiceovers while reading or working on my computer difficult. It’s easy to set up; just clamp it to a place on your desk that’s most convent for you and pull the arm where you need it to go. One thing I like about this product is that it comes with a lot of different attachments. It comes with a shock mount and mic clip holder so you can use this arm for either of those types of microphones. It also comes with cable ties to keep everything together and a wind screen that is mountable on the arm. Some drawbacks of this product are the weight the arm can handle and the way it clamps to the desk. I know this arm is specifically compatible with Blue Yeti, but I was hopeful that it could also handle my Rhode condenser mic. While the shock mount I have for that mic fits on the arm fine, the overall weight of that microphone is hard for this arm to handle. It barely holds it up and easily drops once you get it into position. Second, the stand needs a flat surface to connect to. The edge of my desk has a little bit of an angle to it, which the clamp can’t get a good hold on. You’ll need a surface with a completely flat edge for the clamp to work. It would be great if the clamp was different and could handle a desk that doesn’t have a flat edge. Other than that, a good product for the price.

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it looks very professional, it has a stand, pop filter, 5 zip ties, an extra screw and 2 mounting types and is perfect for the price

Bought this product in 2022. Worked fine for a while, however started breaking down within the last year. Pieces started coming off and undone, as well as the springs will launch the arm up if pulled down slightly.

I'm feeling disappointed and flabbergasted. This thing specifically advertises that it's compatible with the Blue Yeti but it isn't. The adapter screw is too small to fit into the base of the microphone. I see one other review on here that says the same thing although I didn't notice it until afterwards. The equipment feels pretty cheap but reasonable for the 40 dollar CDN price tag. I probably would have been satisfied if it had actually fit the mic.

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