Review on 🎤 DISINO Microphone Boom Arm Stand: Heavy Duty Adjustable Suspension Scissor & Spring Built-in Mic Stand for Blue Yeti Snowball & Blue Yeti Nano - Sturdy and Versatile by David Fisher

We bought two of these to stream (Tetra_Nerdles on Twitch) and you hear nothing from these hands! A lot of people have mentioned the stiffness in the hand, but that's really only because it's brand new and to be honest we love how stiff it is. It supports our Blue Yeti (these are heavy mics) better, even with sound deadening cobwebs attached to it. The clamp really convinced us. Every other mic boom has a 2" maximum clamp, while the bad guy's has a 4" maximum! The extra two inches really makes a difference! We have a nice, thick wooden table that we place all of our gear, computers and the soundbar on, and we didn't want to grind or drill it for a blunt clamp. Not only is this clip larger, but it also has better grip and retention. You can literally use the clamps as handles to move the table around if you want, it's so durable! We love that we can also attach our cables to our arm and they don't pinch or tangle the cables at all. Oh, and the reach of those arms is amazing! We flock off the couch so had to shake hands even though we were comfortably seated at the very back. And is it like that? Definitely! It then folds up nicely with a microphone attached and mesh for storage under the tabletop when we're not streaming. We plan to buy more for sure!