🎙️ NEEWER Adjustable Microphone Suspension Boom Scissor Arm Stand - Red: Max 1 KG Load for Radio Broadcasting, Voice-Over, Stage, TV Stations - Compatible with Blue Yeti Snowball Yeti X and more! Review

Looks good and fits on desk but after months of sitting on the desk with a Rode USB mic in my hand it just fell off. No movement, nothing, the thing just broke. This is the second Neewer product we have purchased that has broken within a month or two. Don't expect great quality for the price, but don't expect throwaway items either. Don't buy this thing if you plan on putting a good mic on it. The part of the adapter that holds it together is plastic, and while one side of the housing is metal…

I've been using this microphone stand/boom for my live transmissions for about a week. I make a living from live sound and studios but didn't want to spend $200 on an overpriced mic stand so decided to give it a try. As long as you have the grip strength to tighten everything so it doesn't fall off the mic, this thing works as expected. It's very easy to change position and I have a decent condenser mic that would knock it out if it wasn't powerful enough. It might break someday, but at this…

If you're looking for something that you can confidently call "high quality" I would suggest spending a little more, but for the price this mic stand is a solid choice. I've seen a lot of comments about this stand's ability to work with the Blue Yeti. Personally, I've placed my Blue Yeti face up on a mic stand and it doesn't slide down or overload the product. Overall, the quality isn't all that different from the shackles you see on an entry-level articulating table lamp. It works, and for the

Holds AT2020 XLR with no issues. Easily adjustable and removable if necessary. EDIT: I changed my rating from 5 stars to 1. After using this lever regularly for several months, the springs became loose and didn't stick to the pins on the sides like Well did. I adjusted it one night and one of the springs broke off with such force that it left deep marks on my wall. Luckily it didn't hit my computer, monitors or me! I immediately removed all springs safely and used them until a replacement came.

The manufacturer says you can't frame it with a blue Yeti, and technically they're right. You can easily put your Yeti in there, just not on the included microphone holder. Simply unscrew the bottom of the mic mount (a small black piece that looks like a live mic) and insert it into your Yeti, then screw the Yeti onto your arm. just peezy. Not exactly the right bug, but it was a little smaller than I thought it would be. It's just me, who didn't really check the dimensions. Works really well if