InnoGear Mic Stand Desk Max Load 2.64 lb Desktop Microphone Stand Boom Arm

Was seriously considering the Røde DS2 and decided to try this at roughly 1/3 the price, figuring I’d return it if it turned out to be cheap junk. This mic stand is great! The solid metal material is well finished, the pivot joints operate very well and are tightened with the included Allen wrench to hold a considerably heavy mic. The only thing that isn’t perfect is the lack of large slots for XLR cable management, but the Røde DS2 has the same problem. They include Velcro straps for cable management instead, which are adequate. But I highly recommend this stand - don’t hesitate to buy/try this - it’s really nice.

I used to have my Rode Podcaster on a large studio boom arm but needed to tighten up my workspace. This is exactly what was needed! Just transferred the mic along with a shock mount over to the InnoGear stand, and it works perfectly. Doesn't tip. It's everything I was hoping for it to be.

Good item, had to order it twice and return one item (the return was seamless) because the first box I got was missing parts. It also looked like it might have been a prior return that wasn’t checked because the disassembled stand was not fit into the packaging neatly as one would expect. Other than that, has a good weight to it and my mic doesn’t tilt forward

Very nice quality & works as advertised. Beyond that, well...whoever decided to implement the groove to store the allen wrench underneath the platform..genius. Genius I say! Yeah, so, anyway...someone in my apartment left a Blue Snowball attached to a long extension arm in my hallway (sadly, this was when ICE was in MN and I'm pretty sure this came from a teenage son who's family was detained and suddenly had to move out of the complex/state/country...idk. Honest, throughout the 2/3 month span ICE was in MN there where 2 other instances where i'd walked into my hallway to find the belongings of a family who was once again "homeless, tempest-tost away from US, who we once lifted our lamp beside our golden door" for....and that's only counting my own hallway. I'm sure there were more across the 11 other hallways of my complex). Unfortunetly the long extention arm didn't work all too well with my current desk setup - but the InnoGear Studio Mic Stand is a perfect fit!

I was surprised actually how heavy an rugged this microphone stand was. The base is a heavy plate of steel with a nice rubber pad underneath, which also holds the alan wrench used for any adjustments. The primary hinge is tight enough that I won't worry about the microphone sagging and its movement is in little increments, and you can tighten it up with the supplied wrench. The second hinge has the thumb screw for tightening, used to fix the angle of the microphone into place . My personal goal was to have a microphone between my keyboard and my dual monitor system so that I could record videos for YouTube and podcasts and this stand did not disappoint. My one reservation would be that it would be nice to have the main post somewhat adjustable in height height as to keep the post just below the height of the monitors, but that is really just because of the way I have my monitors set lower to the table. This setup will be good having the microphone positioned where it is near to me without being right in my face from the viewpoint of the camera.

This is not an easily adjustable mic stand. Once I got it in the position I wanted it in, I tightened it down. Loosening it for adjustment requires a hex driver, which the stand does come with thoughtfully. The base is maybe 6 or 7 inches wide and 3 or 4 across. It's a nice metal plate with a 1/4 inch thick closed cell foam pad on the bottom for both some cushioning and to prevent damage to any tables it sits on. Each arm is about 8 inches tall and I have the arms at a 90 degree angle and then the microphone head adapter at about 45 degrees since my mic mounts upside down from the picture in the document. This puts the mic head right where I want it to be. So far it doesn't seem to transmit keyboard typing or any other minor noise like that. The stand is weighty, and I haven't worried about it tipping over. Stability I'd say is good for lighter weight mics. Overall if you just need a simple mic stand that doesn't need to articulate on the fly, it's a good purchase. I like that it doesn't need to be mounted to the table to be used.

Good quality stand, suitable if you’re going to stay close to the edge of your desk and your mic isn’t too heavy. This just barely extended my mic far enough over the desk for me to hold my acoustic and operate the keyboard for remote rehearsals, but I ended up having to counterweight it by putting a heavy candle on the base. Ultimately decided to get a low profile mic arm that suited my needs better. If you’ll be in one position close to your desk and your mic isn’t heavy, it’ll work fine.

Solid, Stable, and Worth It ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I’m really impressed with the InnoGear Studio Mic Stand. It’s got a great weight to it—heavy enough to stay put without feeling clunky—and the balance is spot on. Whether I’m recording or just adjusting the mic, it feels sturdy and dependable. No wobbling, no tipping, just a solid stand that does exactly what it’s supposed to do. If you want something that feels professional without breaking the bank, this is a great pick.

Very simplistic stand with good weight to it and easy to put together with the simple screwing your mic onto the attachment and able to adjust the stand arm with an Allen key. Only downside I would say it’s a little on the pricey side of things but there weren’t many options for a stand like this on the market

Super Stativ! Nur ist mein Mikrofon wohl etwas zu schwer, darum senkt sich der kopf öfters mal

Funciona de maravilla.

Best floating desk mic stand for the money hands down. Was looking for a cheaper alternative to the RØDE DS2 since it's overpriced. The InnoGear feels very good with quality metal, anti-slip base and with strong joints that are adjustable. Holds my RØDE pod mic very well. Heard it it's also very capable holding heavier mics too. Would recommend fully!