Mic Boom Arm Stand [MAX 3.3lbs] Heavy Duty Desk Scissor Mount for Streaming

The Mic Boom Arm Stand is a reliable choice for anyone in need of a sturdy and versatile microphone holder. Designed to support a maximum weight of 3.3 lbs, this heavyduty scissor mount is perfect for various desk setups, whether you’re streaming, podcasting, or recording music. One of the standout features of this boom arm is its compatibility with popular microphones such as the Blue Yeti, HyperX QuadCast, SoloCast, Snowball, Fifine K669B, and AT2020. This versatility makes it an attractive option for content creators who may have different microphones depending on their needs.The design of the boom arm allows for easy adjustments, ensuring that you can find the perfect angle for your microphone. This flexibility not only enhances comfort during use but also helps in capturing optimal audio quality by positioning the mic closer to your mouth. The construction of the stand is solid, offering stability while preventing unwanted movement during use. It easily clamps onto most desks, making installation a breeze. The thoughtful design also minimizes clutter, allowing you to keep your workspace tidy and organized.In summary, the Mic Boom Arm Stand is a fantastic addition to any creator's toolkit. Its robust build, compatibility with multiple microphones, and userfriendly adjustment features make it an indispensable accessory for those serious about sound quality and professional appearance in their audio endeavors. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced professional, this boom arm stand is sure to meet your needs.

just what i needed, sturdy and can hold the advertised weight

It's a decent spring arm for mounting lighter weight items, webcam, small mic etc. It's not a heavy duty option, but it's a decent value at this price point. It fills a need.

This is supporting a Seiren mini mic and it's clamped to the desk with a base plate for additional stability as I've noticed most clamp systems tend to wobble a bit with just the basic clamp setup that they tend to use, so when attaching a base plate to such things, it's a lot easier to not worry about them crashing to the desk and things like that. This easily swings in and out of your way when you want to do things like streaming twitch and whatnot, so for that task, it's more than sufficient.

I got this Etour Mic Boom Arm Stand for studio work at home. This stand is very solid/sturdy and good for a beginner getting in to podcasting. It does take some adjusting to ensure that the arm does not sag down once the weight(mic) is attached. I like how adjustable it is overall and can see myself using this for a few years to come.

his mic boom arm is exactly what I needed for my podcast setup! It's sturdy, holds my Blue Yeti perfectly, and the adjustable scissor mount lets me position the mic just right. The setup was quick and easy, and it gives my desk a clean, professional look. If you're starting a podcast, this is a solid choice for a mic stand that does the job!

This is a nice arm. It's simple and easy to set up. It has a wide range of motions allowing me to place the microphone where I need it and also push it out of the way when not in use. It clamps nicely to the desk and doesn't leave marks like some I have had in the past. I would recommend.

Pretty straight forward installation. Was easy to setup and holds up the wave link 3 mic well. The QR code to the installation manual lead you to their website but the vendor hasn't set up the product yet as of 2/17/25.