Microphone Arm,Aokeo AK-55 Desk Low Profile Mic Boom Arm Stand,Suitable For Blue Yeti,Snowball iCE,HyperX QuadCast,SoloCast,Elgato Wave,Etc

I couldn't be more thrilled with this purchase! From the moment I unboxed it, it was clear this is a high-quality product designed with attention to detail and exceptional craftsmanship.What I love most:1. The performance exceeded my expectations; it operates flawlessly and delivers exactly as promised.2. The design is sleek and modern, fitting perfectly into my space.3. It holds my Rode mic firmly although the mic is quite heavy.4. The arm stand is very user-friendly and intuitive, making it a joy to use even for beginners.The value for money is incredible—worth every penny. I've already recommended it to friends and family, and they’re equally impressed.Delivery was fast, and it arrived in perfect condition. Huge thanks to the seller for their excellent service and a product that truly is a great bargain!If you're considering this, don’t hesitate—you won’t regret it. I’d give it 10 stars if I could!

Perfect for use as a support for a projector, very sturdy and great value.

Easily the best mic arm I’ve had. It feels really premium, with a solid build that doesn’t sag or loosen over time. The inner section for hiding cables is a great touch—it keeps everything looking neat and professional, which is a big plus if you’re streaming or recording.The clamp is sturdy and holds well on the desk without any wobbling. I also really like the small extension that raises it up slightly—it gives you more flexibility with positioning and makes it easier to get the mic exactly where you want it.Overall, it’s well-designed, looks great, and works flawlessly. Definitely a top choice if you want something reliable and professional-looking.

Just what I was looking for, easy to install, sturdy construction, and has a decent length which is about 2ft or so fully extended, may not sound like much but it's enough I would say for most desks, I am using an Elgato wave link 3 with it and it fits fine, the cable channel has plenty of room to allow the cable to move back and forth when moving the mic arm in and out, making pushing the mic out of the way when it's not needed smooth and simple.The tightening bolts are comfortable to use if you need to adjust the mic, and it's a quick loosen move then tighten to do that, it's a decent all round low profile mic boom.

Purchased this Mic arm to replace an old outdated arm.Although I would not consider the arm to be of a professional quality it is more than adequate for a home studio. For the money it is reasonably well made and performs as requires with my Rode NT1 microphone, but should there be a need for a more substantial mic it may push the limits of its ability.Having said that it easily does the job for what it was purchased for at a reasonable price.

Good mic arm for the price, works for everything I need it to and easy to assemble - would recommend!

I'm using it as a camera mount. It's been holding up a Canon EOS-R camera really well for a few weeks now. Sure, I'm using just a nifty fifty lens on it, but it has briefly held a heavy f/1.2 without tilting. Horizontally aligning the camera does take a bit of effort though, but after that it holds as you move the arm around.

All metal construction, but the product's design leaves things to be desired.If you are deploying this in a set-it-up-and leave-it situation you will have less issues, but users should be aware of it using grub screws to 'lock' the pivot positions (meaning they don't lock and the tightness will deteriorate over time if you try moving it a lot), and the clamp being oddly bendy because the whole product is clearly just some cheap cast material, nothing durable or longlasting. I've also had the cable clips pop out a lot as they don't allow for movement in the cable. I also felt like I wanted another extension rod, as setup configurations are quite limited. I dislike the branding on the item, and wish it was plainer.It's quite weighty, which may be an upside or downside to you. I find it does keep the microphone stable in use, and will support a heavy microphone with no issues. The thumb screws tighten nicely.Overall, it's much better quality than a cheap boom and if you're after a compact, low profile (it folds away great) option with decent build quality - and you get a voucher or sale price for this item, it's a decent buy.If you can spend more on something better, just spend more on something better. I feel this item has too many design flaws and downsides to be worth the sticker price it's usually at, but at a discount, it's not bad.