InnoGear Mic Stand Boom Arm Microphone Stand Desk for Blue Yeti Quadcast

Honestly, for the price, it's been great, I use it all the time. So you can tell that it's maybe made with the bare minimum quality for acceptable build quality and acceptable durability. For $20, so what? It's lasted 9 months for me and shows no signs of giving out yet. I'm constantly moving it around, in front of me when I need it, away when I don't, pop filter definitely improved the quality of my recordings, and so did have this arm that I can easily adjust to sit the microphone right in front of me no matter how I'm sitting. It's great, and it even serves a dual purpose as a camera mount for my go-pro for some laptop tech videos I make. If you dont have one of these, and you want to try one out without a huge investment, I think this one has been super worth it for me and I wish I'd bought it sooner. If it goes out, I might buy a better quality one just for the sake of longevity, but I really dont see this falling apart any time soon. It's built well enough for the action it'll receive.

I have a blue snowball but because of my poor placement and lack of a pop filter/covering, the sound quality was not great. Echoe-y voice, and would pick up the sounds of my keyboard. As someone who plays a lot of games, this wasn’t very fun to deal with. Bought this, it was easy to install onto my desk with the clamp, and there were no issues putting in the snowball mic. The cover and pop filter also fit well. The only issue is that the wire that connects the mic to my PC’s USB port just kinda hangs around, so I just wrapped it around the stand. But since then I sound SO much better. Voice comes in clearly and it picks up way less background noise. My friends say I sound like a professional podcaster lol. I love that I can move the mic around easily. I highly recommend getting this if you’re on the fence. It’s definitely worth it.

i really really like this microphone stand! there are some features i wish were improved, but for the price i can hardly complain. i just started streaming, and this seems like a great introductory microphone stand. everything feels very high quality. the stand itself is quite weighty, not made of super flimsy aluminum or anything like that. it's easy to assemble in five minutes or so. my 2 gripes: - i have to constantly re-tighten the clamp on my desk. it could be that i end up moving it around a lot which wiggles it loose, but i do have to tighten it before i use it each day. - it's not very easy to move around. i change how i'm sitting constantly when i'm gaming and on longer video calls, and this thing is so stiff. i find it's best to keep the arm slightly loosened from the point of attachment to the clamp to help it move a bit easier, but even after a few weeks of use it hasn't "loosened" up at all and it's still hard to move forward and back freely. if you're a fidgeter like i am this may be a bit annoying to you. overall, i highly recommend for a starter stand. i personally would like to upgrade eventually, so keep that in mind. it feels like it could last quite a while though so i'm not sure when upgrade time will be!

I started streaming a couple months ago and my first month I used a TV dinner box as a stand for my mic to lift it up to my mouth so I didn't have to bend forward to talk. This thing is a life saver. For $20 I got an adjustable arm stand, windscreen, and pop filter. That's definitely a deal. I was kicking myself for buying a $12 pop filter prior to looking for a stand because honestly the one that came with it works just the same. The windscreen and pop filter together make my audio sound so clean, it's like I have a brand new mic. Unfortunately, my desk only has about half an inch for the clamp to grab onto on the edge of my desk but I was able to stuff a tiny block of wood the same thickness as my desk to make it clamp on more securely and it worked perfectly. My only bit of advice as to how I would improve this product would be that I wish there was some sort of like clamps or hooks maybe near where the knobs are to tighten joints for me to thread the cable through to make wire management a little better. Right now I just have my cord coiling around the arm like a snake and it works but sometimes it will get too taut or just look unsightly.

overall, it is a good stand! However, the length of the stand is something to pay attention to, I thought I would need a long one since reviews said that it would start breaking off or chipping their desks. I attached it to a small cubicle and so far it is holding up nicely! I do say that the hinges are VERY durable/tough. I don't have a lot of space to make the arm reach so trying to move it little by little, it gets frustrating. Also if you have the sphere type microphone, it moves around a lot. What I mean, if you were to make your microphone handing, the cord that connects it will make it turn very easily. There is not good grip to the microphone when it is screwed in. so it can still move 360 when screwed in. It does not become stiff. So take that into consideration if you want it to stay in place, it will not. But other than that, it is a great stand it works perfectly!

Amazing got for a gift and my brother absolutely loves it

I highly recommend this kit if you need a quick setup and you don't have a high budget. The stand gets the job done without making any noise, and it is easy to move around. The pop filter isn't great at holding its own weight sometimes, but it still works well for the price. The foam screen is probably great if you have a Blue Snowball, but I don't use it because I am using a Samson Meteor Mic (the foam screen is to large to put over the Samson Meteor Mic, and it is MUCH larger than most mics that I have seen). If you don't have a Blue Snowball, then the foam piece isn't going to help, but I still think the kit is worth it for the price. The stand and pop filter are still useful, simple, and super cheap. The kit was easy to assemble, and I haven't had any problems so far!

I really liked this mic stand when I first bought it. It was simple to set up and was easy to use. Two and a half months later, I went to lower my mic and as I was slowly pulling it down, one of the metal arms popped right off from the metal screw! I popped it back in and tried to put it back into place, but the arm would not hold. I then applied super glue to keep it in place, but the glue only lasted a week before the arm eventually popped back out. The stand is.. good for what you pay for, but if you're going to be using it every day and moving it a fair amount, your best bet is to invest in a higher quality stand. I'm buying another one to see if maybe this specific stand was faulty. I want to be fair and give it a second chance, but I don't have high hopes.

Really nice purchase for my snowball mic. The mic stand is very sturdy and lightweight. Go for it if you are a content creator, musician or podcaster

Es bastante fácil de usar y por el precio creo que es la mejor opción calidad precio para el micrófono blue snowball ice , aparte que cuenta con filtro Anti estática y un funda para quitar el ruido del micrófono Yo lo recomiendo

Very happy

Si estás empezando en el tema de streaming, videos e incluso el hacer música este soporte está muy bien de entrada, si soporta el peso de mi micrófono (blue snowball) y tiene buena movilidad.

Arrived quickly and mostly assembled. Everything fits perfectly, it feels secure when manoeuvring it, and people have been saying I sound much clearer through my mic now. Definitely a great investment.