Neewer NW-050 Foldable Iron Mini Desktop Microphone Tripod Stand: Adjustable Height 4.9-7.5 inches for Versatile Recording Purposes Review

Nice little desktop mic stand. More practical and convenient than a scissor arm for my needs, compact enough to easily carry in a bag, no complicated installation required, just takes a few seconds to set up and then ready to use. So far it works great for the little RE20 on my podcast desk. It's worth noting that this is just a stand, you need to buy a clip to hold the mic.

I've been reading comment after comment here to see if this little stand is enough to support my heavy Shure SM7B. I decided to find out for myself and the answer is yes, it is. Surprisingly, even when stretched to its full height, it feels solid and well balanced. One of the screws seems to frantically loosen (but not fall out) but is fairly easy to tighten with an Allen key. Really looking forward to traveling with it, it's a great stand for the price.

So I'm recording vocals. I have a pop screen and a microphone on a stand. It has a habit of falling over due to the weight of the mic and the weight of the pop filters. That being said, this is an easy fix with a bit of DIY to get it up and running. Aside from the weight of the mic, it would be ideal for those who want to use this stand for videos, voiceovers or just as a mic for chatting during video calls. I hope that was helpful!

Fits and holds my MV7 perfectly. This is the perfect mic stand if you have a standing desk or are concerned about the size of the mic. The tripod ranges from 5 to 7.5 inches, so take that into account. I use the lowest setting because my desk is almost chest-high when seated, but it could be a lower desk since you can extend it. I expected the construction to be 90% plastic, but the opposite is true. This is not a microphone stand, it is a microphone TANK! An all-metal tripod that can…

My Fifine USB Microphone originally came with a base that looks identical to the Neewer Foldable Desktop Stand, also available from Revain. This device was slightly lighter and smaller, but it also had a tendency to tip over at the slightest provocation. Worse, it's fallen apart a couple of times, and the last time a short self-tapping screw stripped the threads in the top part of the soft plastic - beyond repair. I ordered this from Neewer to replace this previously flimsy stand and I'm very…