Microphone Boom Arm,Aokeo AK-35 Desk Adjustable Compact Mic Suspension Boom Scissor Arm Stand For Blue Yeti,Snowball iCE, HyperX QuadCast,SoloCast,Elgato Wave,Etc

A great and well made product which allows for over monitor mic setups.I'm using this mic arm to have it go over my PC and sit in front of my monitor to allow more desk space unlike typical mic arms.Product is made of metal and plastic and stays in place very well when titened up with the adjustment hand screws found on the side of each arm piece.Definitly recommend

The media could not be loaded. Honestly I would buy this even if it was double the price, it's a perfectly fine working mic arm that has borderline no assembly, just having to put a pole in a holder and then clamp it on your desk, its really flexible with it moving up down left and right for the main arm, and having left right and up down swivel for the mic holder itself, and despite how easy it is to adjust how you want it will always stay in place and doesn't fall over time. For only £18 this is an absolute steal and I recommend it to anyone looking for a cheap mic arm. Other side notes, the microphone I am using is from ZealSound and is also very good for its cheap price, aswell as fitting this arm perfectly, and the clamp that comes with the mic arm should fit all desks.

I purchased the AK-48 variant after having a cheapy floor-stand mic for the last 5 years.Out of the box, this microphone was as easy to setup as it looks. It is purely two partsLocking the base to my desk was SO much easier than I imagined, the handle on the vice-like fitting is large enough to put enough pressure to make a secure fit, and the anti-scratch pads coming pre-fitted saves SO much hassleThe mic arm slots in and uses a turnscrew to lock it in place. But it still has full 360 degree rotationThe angles of adjustment are decent. The turnscrews locking the arm in place lock it to set angles, which was slightly disheartening as at times it can feel a tiny bit too low, but the next step up is a tiny bit too high, reducing flexibility but otherwise it works great and doesn't sagI was surprised at the weight of the product, it weighs very little, and yet is sturdy enough to have absolutely no sag despite holding my AT-2020 halfway across my deskThe cable management is great. Holding an XLR cable and a headphone cable with room for more. The clip system is loose enough to pull out and fit back in by hand without being so loose that yanking a cable will detach themMy only drawback on this item is how thick it is. I would have liked to have seen this value displayed somewhere on the advertisement as the arm is a good inch and a half wide. I likely would have purchased the AK-49 had I known this for the extra arm bend for flexibility

It is a very good size and fits all microphones Including: logitech G, razer, hyper x etc . with an adapter. The clamp it very easy to attach and very high quality. At first I thought it cost alot but after setting it up it is very worth it for the price

Fitted my Razer Seiren Mini fine. Seems a good solid build and easy to assemble and install. Would recommend this item at a good quality and price point.

Bought this product to replace a non-functioning boom arm that had a similar issue.This product comes with a clamp and a mount that you insert the boom arm into. The bottom of the boom arm is a hollow circular tube that you insert into the clamp.All worked well, could spin it around, keep my condenser microphone on it, until a few days ago the hollow tube attached to the boom arm snapped. This product simply no longer functions after 2 months because it snapped. I shoved a screwdriver into the hole and it keeps it stable for now.However I would completely urge you to avoid this product, my condenser microphone is a Neewer NW700. Its not a very heavy microphone. This boom arm should have never snapped like this in the first place. Waste of money, please avoid.

The arm is a great starter for people who need an arm that is flexible but I cannot see this lasting for a long time. There are plenty of good things but the bad aspects can be a deal breaker.Good:Feels sturdy.Looks sleek and works nicely on the desk.Great levels of adjustability.Bad:Joints are tight/hard to move yet the arm can barely hold my microphone up at certain angles. If you have a weighty mic, be aware that the arm at forward angles will struggle to hold it up.Poor quality in some of the materials such as the adapters, the black coating starts to flake off in parts and the lack of good weight distribution is incredibly annoying.Might just be on my desk but the height extender made the arm far more flimsy feeling and more rickety. The extender gets held in by the screw but the arm itself is no longer held in as securely so if you tend to move the arm a lot, you'll notice the arm flopping around far more.Overall thoughts:It's a really nice arm to get you started. It will work nicely for people who don't move the arm a whole lot and have a mic that has less weight. The arm is cheap for it's capabilities and the feature set it great for the price.However, it struggles to get a lot of basics right that other mic arms in this price range will get right. That could be due to the extra features of this arm but it's a tradeoff to look out for.