Microphone Arm Stand

I was looking for a boom arm that offered a great balance of affordability, quality, and ease of use. This Neewer boom arm delivers on all fronts. For the price, the build quality is outstanding. The arm extends far enough and reaches the perfect height for my setup. I'm currently using a Fifine K669b microphone and the arm gives it a clean, professional look. It's been securely mounted on my desk & I haven't had to tighten it once. The quality is fantastic. If you're reading this and considering a boom arm, I highly recommend this Neewer model. It's excellent value for the money and worth every penny.

Slight bit of slack on the mic attachment point, but otherwise this has been great

I was after an boom arm that was low cost yet very good build and easy to use regards to moving the arm back and fourth. With that It's an amazing boom arm for the money and it's extremely tough built with very good springs. I had this for over an month for usage of Steaming and YouTube and so far I had no problems,to be honest I love it. The arm does expand out and at an good height that I needed it to be. At the moment I'm using an body microphone that is design for wearing on your body and the cable is so thin that it goes inside the hole of the frame and it looks very tidy and a pro. It's been on my desk ever since the first day and never came loss. Absolutely fantastic in terms of the actual quality and those that are reading the reviews and looking for an boom arm then I 100% recommend that you getting his Neewer boom arm it's worth the money and the time. Thanks

Absolutely brilliant product, exactly what I was looking for. Recently bought a Rode NT-USB Mic with Rode PSM1 crash mount and pop-filter, and I didn't particularly fancy spending £61 on the Rode Stand. The Neewer mic stand clamps perfectly on to the back of my desk, is easily adjustable, (Pivoting and redirecting), comes already assembled, (looks a little small at first, but folds out and reaches really far whilst still giving clear visibility and clearance over a laptop. One concern I had was whether it would be able to withstand the weight of the microphone, however the hinges can be tightened to an extent that prevent them be weighed down, but also can be easily moved by hand. I bought this to be able to record radio portfolio work for my University application and future coursework, (as well as work for my Radio show for when I'm to lazy to go to the station), and this is perfect as it makes no background noise! Also let my music artist friend use it from time to time and even she's told me how much she loves it and how it provides perfectly for what she needs! Brilliant product, absolute bargain!

The arm is sturdy enough for my SM58, nothing fancy but gets the job done. Tightening screws on the mic end can still allow a bit of movement, but not dropping or moving under the weight of mic. The microphone clip included is flimsy though and the thread to attach it to the arm was stripped already so it only has about 3mm of thread. Luckily my mic had it's own which rectified the problem.

This is a pretty effective scissor arm stand of a microphone and generally works well. It holds the Neewer NW800 well and this is a fairly heavy mic, so it will hold similar mics to this securely. It is not perfect and can drop slightly below your ideal position, so you have to over-compensate at times, to get it to just the right position for recording. the securing clamp is effective, if slightly bulky so it won't fit into an overly small space, but it is probably not designed to do so. Overall, this is effective and very good value for money.

Great mic stand! A little small but when you sit down it is a great size! I can easily hold my sennheiser e835 with its own mic clip. It does have cable management hole but it is too thin for my XLR cable. Also because the XLR cable plugs are too big. I is very good at holding my pop filter too. But it does have springs with if you bump them unless you have a shock mount there will be a loud and annoying sound. Also were the stand goes in, the paint will scratch, but that's not a functional problem. The mic clip it comes with is quite flimsy, so by all means DON'T use it instead buy a separate one or use the one that comes with your mic (if your mic came with one). Overall awesome mic stand for the price!!!

Solid, study. Has good range of motion.

Fast delivery, good quality, stable and easy to use. I am using it for 2 months to mount my microphone. No shaking and no noise. Easy to adjust.

Gift for my husband who is very pleased with it. He is a pub musician and says it works wherever he plays

Se siente de buena calidad, yo no tuve problemas que otros mencionan como en la parte del soporte del microfono, algunos dicen que tiene muy poca fuerza para sostener el mic, en mi caso fue lo contrario, viene muy apretado, entonces poder mover el microfono cuesta un poco de trabajo, seguramente se podria aflojar con herramientas pero prefiero tenerlo bien firme y seguro con el tiempo va a ir perdiendo esa presion. Con lo unico que tuve un poco de problema es cmo la parte que se pone en la pinza para el escritorio, pareciera que primero tomaron la medida del tubo y despues la pintaron, entonces meterla fue algo complicado, y mover el brazo para que rotara ni se diga, al principio estaba tan duro que tenia que agarrar la pinza y ya luego mover el brazo para no forzarlo mucho. Con el uso se ve que ya se ha ido desgastando la pintura y eso, y ya se ha vuelto mas facil de moverlo, pero no quiero ni pensar en lo que seria desarmar de nuevo todo el brazo, pero como no me estorba tenerlo montado en mi escritorio pues ahi lo dejo mejor jeje. Todo lo demas me ha funcionado bien, se ve bien, se siente resistente, estoy feliz con el producto. Aaaaaaaaaah eso si, checa bien las medidas, es un brazo corto asi que checa bien las medidas, a mi me queda perfecto para mi escritorio pero si lo quisieras usar para mesas muy grandes, quiza podrias necesitar una version mas grande, asi que solo checa bien las medidas!

Le bras est génial , il convient parfaitement pour tenir les micros , il fait donc ce qu'on lui demande de faire , la qualité est présente il ne ma pas l'air fragile , il supporte bien le poids de mon micro NEEWER NW-800 , il fait 316g le bras pourrait supporté à mon avis bien 450g. Le support de maintient pour bureau est solide , le bras ne bouge pas d'un seul poil quand il est serré , de plus un morceau de mousse est présent pour ne pas rayé la surface , on apprécie la démarche. Côté design on reste sur une monture de la lampe d'architecte et non d'un bras de micro plus joli comme de grosse marque mais le prix n'est pas la non il faut dire , on reste sur du 11€ contre 80-90€ un bras de grosse marque , alors qu'il fait le même job et c'est l'essentiel. Le rapport qualité/prix est plus que correct c'est un objet qui reste qualitatif. Le petit défaut que je lui trouve , et sur tout les bras de ce types sont quelques fois le bruit de ressort lorsque qu'on le replis , les ressorts ce détendes et on entend le petit "gling" mais rien de vraiment gênant. Le colis était quand à lui bien arrivé dans les temps , le service prime toujours de qualité et soigné , le packaging reste simple mais bien protégé dans son carton. point positif : -le prix -support de fixation -robustesse point négatif: -design -"gling" du ressort Si vous avez trouvé mon commentaire utile , faite le moi savoir en cliquant sur le bouton ci dissous , cela fait toujours plaisir que mes commentaire puisse aider et cela me motive à continuer. N’hésitez pas à me poser des questions si jamais

I purchased this boom arm along with the recommended Dragonpad studio pop filter. Setup was a breeze with the included desk clamp. The build is solid and sturdy without being clunky or unwieldy, the clamp is perfect for my desk, and my microphone cable's own Velcro loops make it easy to tie the cable down to the arm and keep it neat and tidy. The arm is able to hold the weight of my rather large USB microphone, a Samson C01U, without any sort of budging or drooping. This was a little bit of a pleasant surprise, seeing as my roommate's large stage-style boom microphone stand could not hold up that microphone, and would cause it to slowly lower itself over time. Even when I'd try to tighten the boom joint screw as tightly as possible to prevent it from falling, it'd still slowly droop down. With the Neewer, I can even leave the elbow joint screw completely loose and it still won't move an inch. I only have two complaints about this boom arm, the lesser of which was an oversight on my own part. I didn't think to check the specs (despite there being a picture showing that each segment of the arm was 35 cm) and figure out just what size the arm would be when it arrived. This resulted in the boom feeling a little bit smaller than I expected when I received it. I've since grown accustomed to the size and have managed to put the arm to good use regardless of my mistake. My only legitimate complaint about the Neewer is the 3/8ths inch square rods used to construct the arm, in regards to the Dragonpad pop filter that's recommended to be purchased with it. The pop filter's clamp (on my unit, at least) is too large or loose to fit onto the skinny square rods that make up the boom arm. I'm not sure if I'm just stupid, but I can't get it to tighten properly to the arm on its own. I was able to remedy this by using a piece of cardboard from the packaging to wrap around the rod and create extra padding to give the pop filter something to grip. I'm not sure if other users who have purchased both products have had the same problem, but it seems like something that shouldn't really happen to two products that are suggested to be ordered together. So my only honest complaint, however slight, is not even about the arm or even the pop filter, but Amazon's recommendation. With all that said, I have no reason to give the Neewer microphone boom scissor arm anything less than five stars. It does its job, and it does it beautifully. While I don't plan to move it anytime soon, it's nice and compact when it's folded up, for easy transportation. I can't praise the construction enough, and it just looks nice and stylish with the microphone and pop filter attached (despite my cardboard lifehack), mounted on my desk. I might see about adding some photos once I've got the rest of my computer assembly collected and arranged on the desk.