InnoGear Desk Mic Stand, 360° Rotatable Overhead Mic Boom Arm Microphone Stands High Riser for Blue Yeti Snowball HyperX QuadCast SoloCast Fifine Shure SM7B and Other Mics

Easy assembly, stable, doesn’t slip, very adjustable. Holds my yeti without issue. Came with multiple sizes of thread bolt thingies. My stream viewers love it for my set up because when I lean back, my mic can reach and I can still be heard. For the price, it was well worth it, and while it is stiff, it kinda needs to be to keep steady, ya know? The stiffness and rigidity are necessary. It gets the job done and it’s works very well.

Easy to install quality product

The InnoGear low-profile mic arm is exactly what my setup needed. It’s sleek, stylish, and incredibly functional. The design is so smooth and minimalistic that it blends perfectly with my desk while still offering all the stability I need for my mic. The low-profile feature keeps it out of sight and ensures my desk looks clean and organized. Setting it up was a breeze, and the adjustable arm holds my mic securely with no wobbling or sagging, even during intense use. I love the range of motion it offers—perfect for quickly adjusting my mic without making a mess. If you’re looking for a mic arm that’s as functional as it is visually appealing, this one is a game-changer. Highly recommend it to anyone who values both style and performance in their setup!

I picked this low profile mic arm up for my desk setup, and it worked really well for a while, especially when I was using a lighter microphone. The adjustability is one of the best parts. You can move it pretty much anywhere you need, and it’s easy to fine-tune the position once you get it set up. I liked being able to tuck it under my monitor and swing it out when needed. The versatility is solid. I used it not just for a mic, but also briefly tried mounting a small webcam, and it handled that without any issues. It’s nice having that flexibility depending on your setup. The fit is good with most standard mics. It comes with different adapters, so getting everything connected wasn’t a problem at all. It felt like it was designed to work with a wide range of gear. The sturdiness is decent for lighter gear. When I was using a smaller mic, it stayed in place and didn’t sag or drift, even after adjusting it multiple times. The build quality feels okay overall. The metal parts are solid, but there are a few areas that feel a bit less durable, especially around some of the joints if you tighten them too much. The weight capacity is where it starts to show limits. Once I upgraded to a heavier mic, it struggled to hold position consistently, which is why I eventually had to replace it. It does stay pretty quiet when adjusting, which is nice if you’re recording and don’t want extra noise from the arm itself. Installation was simple, and the clamp held onto my desk without damaging anything, which I appreciated. For the price, the value for money is good, especially if you’re just starting out or using a lighter mic setup. Overall, this is a nice, clean-looking mic arm that works great for basic setups, just keep in mind it’s not ideal for heavier microphones long-term.

To preface, this review is strictly from a gamers point of view. I don’t use my mic/stand for anything else. Anyways, after years of using a modmic I decided I wanted an actual microphone. I bought an entry level mic from the brand named after the strong guy in the Bible with long hair. I tried 2 mic stands before deciding I needed to buy an arm instead, because the stands all had huge bases that took up too much space and allowed little to no adjustability. I looked at the big names first because I tend towards spending more up front for quality knowing a product will last long term. Eventually I found this low profile mic arm which sounded perfect for my use case and had great reviews. I either wanted my mic arm to come from the back of my desk under my monitor straight out, or to the left of my desk next to my keyboard. This was honestly the most difficult part of setup, deciding where to place it that got in my way the least and allowed me to use the mic in multiple sitting positions. I decided on the latter and use the arm mounted on the left side of the desk about a foot above my desk/keyboard allowing me to use the keyboard with no issues and see my monitor unimpeded. When I’m not using it I can fully spin it to where the mic and stand are to the left of my desk and completely out of the way with the only thing on the desk being the clamp. Speaking of the clamp it’s worked perfectly and I’ve not had to retighten, adjust or anything. Long story short this thing punches above its weight class and fit my use case perfectly. TLDR: It works great if you need a low profile mic arm, gives allot of adjustability options, has held up over the last year, and is much cheaper than the bigger name brands.

Up until last week I was really enjoying this product. With the setup I have on my desk, the only edges to put a full height boom arms so just too far out to be viable, so a low-profile boom arm to sit under my monitor was absolutely perfect. The design is clean, the different adjustment points are very easy to tune for the perfect angle (for my use that is), the edge clamp held perfectly. Paired with a Presonus PD-70 mic it was perfect. Unfortunately, having purchased this in Feb of this year, I've only had it for 5 months before it broke. Prior to purchasing I was sure to check the weight limitations, this product boasts a maximum load of 3.3 lb, so my 1.87 lb mic should have been no problem at all, but this turned out to not be the case. While using it the other night, the plastic at one of the articulating joints completely sheared off around the metal pin holding them together (picture included). This was definitely the first and only real disappointment with this product, unfortunately it was catastrophic. While it was only a ~$40 investment, only getting 5 months out of it before it's plastic body completely gave out is very disappointing. I still like the brand, I've used various products of theirs and this is the first I've had outright break, but due to that I'll have to try a different brand in the future as I can't justify spending another ~$40 to have it break after 5 months again, or shorter/longer.

I have had it around a week or so and it has been perfect. You do have to really tighten it, at least for my shure mv7, but it's low profile and adjustable. I have been very happy with this arm.

Bought this for my stepson’s graduation gift and ended up getting him this mic arm to go with it. It’s very sturdy, easy to adjust, and keeps his desk looking clean and organized. The low-profile design doesn’t get in the way while he’s gaming or streaming, and it holds his microphone securely without sagging. He loves it, and it was the perfect finishing touch to his setup. Highly recommend!

Bras stable et fluide, tient bien le micro sans vibration. Parfait pour bureau ou streaming.

Estéticamente me parece bastante buen producto, es lo suficientemente estable para un micrófono ligero, para su precio me parece una compra segura.

stays in place where you want it. no spring noise when recording. solid quality

Product works as intended. Using it with a Fifine mic and the little adapter thingy to help secure the mic in place wore down after two months so I had to tape it in place. Overall does the job.

Easy instal and setup. fits perfectly on small tables and desks, low profile is especially nice. However it does not have the adapter for Hyper X Quadcast. That’s my own fault for not reading the description. Other than that it’s perfect!