InnoGear Mic Boom Arm Microphone Stand Cable Management for Blue Yeti FIFINE AM8 K669B HyperX QuadCast S SoloCast AT2020 Shure SM7B MV7 and Other Microphone

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Extension lets it go up and over my monitorValue for money:There are other articulated booms but this one is priced right. With the extension, I was able to clamp to the rear of my desk and still go up and over the monitor - top edge 17.5 inches high (450mm). Cable management gives a clean look BUT - I changed mounts because my old boom: the cable would rub against the monitor creating noise. Now however, with the stand clamped to the desk just touching the desk creates on my old reliable Audio Tecnica but a shock mount fixed that.

I liked it so much, I bought a second one. It has just enough resistance to hold a heavy mic and shock mount (NT1 and SM6 mount in my case) in place while also making it easy to move out of the way when you're done with it. It also has some sort of dampening property to it so moving it around with a hot mic doesn't generate an egregious amount of handling noise. I also appreciate the inclusion of the height extension and the built-in cable management. The only note I have is to be careful if you move the last/highest joint (closest to the mic end) around too much, it could erode the plastic and also leave plastic shavings on your desk/workspace. Other than that, I'm super happy! Easy to assemble, highly functional, and very well priced! There are lots of other boom arms out there for double or triple the price with fewer features. Highly recommend.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Using this on a Yeti Blue microphone and it works great. A nice clean look on the desk and while it isn't a gas system it operates like one.Only item is the angle of the microphone on the end doesn't hold 100% unless the screw is cranked down. It's a heavy mic, and I'm not going to drop a star for it because I'm impressed with the rest of the stand.

Very durable, better than other brands in the same price range. Has trouble holding bigger microphones, in my case a CX22 tube mic. But a great budget alternative.

Good, but need a cover for the screw in cause it wont screw in all the way but other than that its a perfect stand for gaming. Noise level is fine, i run settings. Quality on point, And works well Very sturdy and Budget friendly

Maximum reach is 32 inches,

Good quality

For a first-time boom arm purchase, this is a fairly decent purchase. If you're looking for a decent and sturdy boom arm, this is a reasonable low-price option.The arm itself is rather solid and well put together, with nice smooth movement and easy-of-use. It is able to hold the weight of my microphone fairly easily, with no drooping or tilting. The arm is very sleek, coming with a compartment and cover for any wires to travel from the base up to the mic while staying hidden. This makes wire management easy and keeps your setup aesthetically clean. Also included is a riser that lifts the base of the boom arm a couple inches, for if you need the setup to be a little higher.The C-clamp that comes with is pretty bad. The clamp itself has terrible threadings, which have already worn through for me, rendering it completely unable to tighten and hold the weight of the boom arm and microphone. Along with this, the padding on the clamp is also terrible. Over time (3 months), the padding began to tear apart and squeeze out from the clamp. The material of the pad is also not desk-friendly, as it left behind a hideous mark on my desk from where the clamp was holding.Overall, I was incredibly impressed with the quality and integrity of the boom arm itself, but really disappointed that such a great arm suffers from being paired with an awful desk C-clamp. A decent purchase, but you get what you pay for. I recommend you replace the C- clamp immediately with something else if you decide to purchase.