Review on 🎙️ TONOR Microphone Arm Stand T20 - Adjustable Suspension Boom Scissor Mic Stand with Pop Filter and Upgraded Clamp for Blue Yeti Nano, Snowball Ice, and Other Mics - Includes 3/8" to 5/8" Adapter and Mic Clip by Shirley Johnson

Well, I stream a little on Twitch, but mostly I work from home teaching software and taking virtual calls for many hours literally every day. I had the Blue Yeti Blackout which I love BUT it was painful to sit right in front of me on a regular stand and I couldn't get close enough without flexing all day but didn't want a lot of money for one pay boom. . When I came across the Tonor T20 on sale for $19.99 I thought 1) This can't be good and 2) Eh, I get 1 day free shipping with my Prime and worst case I don't have $20 . Now that I have it set up I can't believe it only cost $20. To be clear this is the first Boom I've owned but it holds my yeti the shock and now I have a coat hanger for my G935s under my desk (I bought a coat hanger for my desk and it would me Cost $10) 20 ) and does exactly what I wanted in much more expensive variants. I took off a star for adjustability because it's a little difficult to make small adjustments at times, but it's also because I have everything tight to hold my Yeti securely, so I really can't fault the bar. Whether you're a new streamer or working from home with a big mic, get this if you want a secure and feature-packed Boom for the price. To be honest Tonor the fact that you are selling this for $20 right now is amazing! Alternative costs I looked at: Arrow: $99.99 Hanger: $14.99 Pop Filter: $15.99 Total = $130.97. With the T20 on sale for $19.99, you have all of the above. That's all, thanks for reading! I will update if I run into any problems!