Logitech G Compass Premium Broadcast Boom Arm for Microphone, Internal Springs, Desktop Clamp and Built-in Cable Management, For Recording, Gaming, Streaming - Black

Good mic arm, I love the way how it’s adjustable to all directions, Great deal, excellent quality, fits the microphone perfectly, easy to install, works perfectly, and steady

I don’t think Logitech even tested this product.. it’s a boom nightmare.. the socket where the arm connects to the stand, there is no way to lock it to the clamp, so if you hit it in the wrong way or move the arm up it jumps out of the clap hole. And it not stable and swung almost destroyed my monitor.. The cheap plastic dials to “tighten” the arm bend points don’t work at all. You can have a bend tightened all the way and it just slowly goes back up. There are no instructions either. The arm is bulky and doesn’t fit well on a desk. I love Logitech but this product is complete trash. Save your money, there is nothing premium about this other than the cost. I am warning you do not waste $90+ on this poorly designed boom arm and find a better cheaper alternative that is designed much better than this one.

Okay, I have been a fan of Logitech for many years that I have been gaming. This was my first time getting a mic stand from them. It is made quite well and doesn’t flop around a whole lot. Performance is great and it was an ease of setup. I absolutely adore the smooth and just rich appearance that it gives off when I use it. This is coming from a gamer girl so you should…get it?

I had a Logitech microphone and wanted a nice microphone stand for it so I thought what better choice than to get a Logitech microphone stand that they surely would specialize for their microphones. No matter how tight you make this microphone for lighter-weight microphones, which I used the Logitech Yeti GX, the tension is just too much and will not stay where you want it to. In-fact, I tried to thoroughly tighten where most of the tension was and the plastic part that connects to the screw broke off, so now I have the middle screw of the microphone stand stuck, as shown in the image. If you’re looking for a nice microphone stand, I’d go for the Rode stands for the same price, which are completely metal and great out of the package. In summary, the stand is poor quality and feels like it wasn’t properly tested to be stable, so save your money on a better stand, especially considering the amount of plastic in this one.

This is the second one I purchased. The first one broke about 3 months into it so I couldn’t return it back to get a replacement. Never bothered calling the manufacturer on seeing what they had to say.

First of all, I ordered the Like New used version because it was 40$ cheaper. It came without the desk clamp piece so the arm was unusable. I went out and bought a Samson boom arm the same night which works great. I was able to test the Logitech arm with the clamp that came with the Samson. The arm was unusable seeing as the joints don’t hold tension well at all. I couldn’t get the microphone to stay down. The arm just wanted to go up. I’ve since returned it and stuck with my Samson.

Terrible purchase. The tension is messed up and it's impossible to setup. I even loosened the tension until the screw fell out yet the arm will not lock into place, I looked online and hundreds of people have the same issue. Really disappointed. My sibling bought one for 20$ that has no issues, I invest for quality and get a product that doesn't work at all.

The arm itself is... fine? I bought this for my Yeti GX and it's impossible to find anything on google regarding instructions for this thing other than on the logitech website because "Blue Yeti" is always the first result as it's widely more popular. When I opened the box for the arm, I found the arm itself, the c-clamp for mounting it to a table, and... no instruction manual. I played around with the tightening knobs to see if I could figure out how the arm works. Turns out you can not lock the arm into a set shape by itself. It has a set shape when a mic is attached and relies solely on the weight of the attached mic to keep it bent in that set shape. Without any weight on the mic-end, the arm defaults to pointing straight upwards. You can adjust the straightening-tension by loosening a screw at the base of the arm, but the arm does not come with one of those cheap L-shaped screwdrivers that most name-brand "assembly-needed" products come with. Additionally, the little latches that keep the cable hidden inside the arm are made of plastic, not rubber or silicone, so you need a screwdriver or pen to unlatch them as well. Mounting the Yeti GX also threw me for a loop. The listing on the logitech website states that the arm comes with the mounting adapter for 3/8mm and 5/8mm mic mounts while Amazon doesn't. The adapter that comes with the arm is only for 5/8mm screws while the Yeti GX has a 3/8mm hole. After tearing apart the box for the mic looking for the 3/8mm adapter, I found that the adapter for 3/8mm comes with the Yeti GX itself, not the mic. TLDR: Doesn't include instructions or a screwdriver. Basic shape/hinge locking feature would be nice but isn't needed.

I'm a huge Logitech fan and this mic arm is amazing very sturdy hides the wires nicely looks clean and really defines my gaming setup easy to set up and unlike other mic stands it moves very smooth, not clunky and clamps really well do recommend sometimes cheaper is not better

Don’t settle for cheap imitations buy this!