InnoGearMic Boom Arm Microphone Stand Cable Management for Blue Yeti FIFINE AM8 K669B HyperX QuadCast S SoloCast AT2020 Shure SM7B MV7 and Other Microphone

really cool and sleek for cheap, very easy to assemble and adjust (make tighter or looser)

I love it so much compared to my last mic arm. Very sturdy and has nice cable cable channel to wire mic cable through

I originally wrote a bad review of the clamp, but the clamp was made by someone else. The arm itself has been wonderful.

After a couple of years of use this has held up well. I use this mic arm on a daily basis and it hasn’t given me any crazy issues. The only thing that has developed was a faint squeak occasionally but nothing too distracting. Nothing the mic will be able to pick up. The clamp and joints of the stand have held themselves together well after moving the arm around a lot and with a shaky desk. I do like how tall you can adjust the arm to move anything you have attached out of the way. Great for dual monitors without compromising desk space.

Using this on a Blue Yeti. It holds the microphone very well and it doesn't feel or looks like its gonna fall. The setup was very easy just plugging the stick thing into the hole on the Yeti. It works well and fits well for the price I payed. For the price I payed it looks way better than the other cheaper boom arms so in my opinion this is great value for the money.

I purchased this mic boom to replace an inexpensive one that was showing its age. The old one was holding up a heavy mic (Electrovoice RE-27 with 309A Shock Mount) which together weighed 2 lb 8 oz. I had to increase the spring tension on the old boom to support this heavy arrangement. When the new InnoGear Mic Boom I was quite surprised. It looks beautiful. It works quite well. It easily supports my heavy mic and shock mount. An unexpected feature is the cable management. There are two removable rubber covers where you can hide the mic cable within the body of the arms. It comes with the standard desk clamp like most of them have. I prefer to use a desk mount screwed into the top of the desk. I am using a Heil FL-2 desk mount. Unfortunately, the hole in the mount is larger that the boom stud so I had to fabricate a bushing to make up the space. I did not need the provided vertical extension so I can't comment on it. I had my eye on another boom that was 3x more expensive. I'm glad I got this one.

For a first-time boom arm purchase, this is a fairly decent purchase. If you're looking for a decent and sturdy boom arm, this is a reasonable low-price option.The arm itself is rather solid and well put together, with nice smooth movement and easy-of-use. It is able to hold the weight of my microphone fairly easily, with no drooping or tilting. The arm is very sleek, coming with a compartment and cover for any wires to travel from the base up to the mic while staying hidden. This makes wire management easy and keeps your setup aesthetically clean. Also included is a riser that lifts the base of the boom arm a couple inches, for if you need the setup to be a little higher.The C-clamp that comes with is pretty bad. The clamp itself has terrible threadings, which have already worn through for me, rendering it completely unable to tighten and hold the weight of the boom arm and microphone. Along with this, the padding on the clamp is also terrible. Over time (3 months), the padding began to tear apart and squeeze out from the clamp. The material of the pad is also not desk-friendly, as it left behind a hideous mark on my desk from where the clamp was holding.Overall, I was incredibly impressed with the quality and integrity of the boom arm itself, but really disappointed that such a great arm suffers from being paired with an awful desk C-clamp. A decent purchase, but you get what you pay for. I recommend you replace the C- clamp immediately with something else if you decide to purchase.

Works as stated and seems fairly sturdy.