CynKen Close-Up Magic Stage Prop Microphone Hands Free Brace Mic Holder Neck Stand

For speakers who are soft spoken and can’t hold the mic up to their lips, this is the way to go, although it’s a little difficult to get into.

This looks like it probably works great for traditional style microphones with the ball microphone on top. I got this to do bus tours, however, I've discovered that almost all the microphones on the buses we use have straight microphones that are the same width up and down, so they fall right through this holder. So I wasn't able to test it or use it. My tip is to check first and verify what type of microphone you'll be using

It does what it supposed to do. No frills or extras -- just a basic holder that works.

It came damaged!! The material that is being used as necklace is not the right material for it . Made all wrong . The metal pierces through the necklace. Disappointed

came in exactly as pictured, no defects or problems, solves the issue not being able to hold the mic at times

The black covering over the metal part doesn't stay in place. I'm constantly messing with these. I had to put black electrical tape around the ends to keep them in place. Also it frays easily. We use them in our theater group but I wish they were a better quality at $10 a piece.

I have a wireless mic and used it in the classroom. This works great!!! Hands free!!! Thanks for saving my voice!!!

The strap is constructed of material that is loosely woven. The metal underframe pokes through the strap and tears the strap. The holder gets stuck/jammed and cannot be adjusted.