BILIONE Multifunctional Desktop Microphone Stand, Adjustable Mic Stand Desk with Pop Filter, Shock Mount, Microphone Clip, 5/8" to 3/8" Metal Screw Adapter

It's solid, the weight of the base is heavy which allows for stability whenever you're typing or playing.It's also compact, so instead of an entire srm covering your workspace, it can chill on the side, similar to a bottle.Strong screw hinges to keep mic from falling, and an overall good product.

I use this frequently to record music when I’m on the road and it work perfectly. I am surprised with the quality of the material and seems to not have any issues after using for a while.

This is a very good mic stand. All the included attachments and parts are really nice. Good quality. Thick studry base. Nice adjustable stand. Almost nothing to be disappointed about.Except only two minor inconveniences though:1) The white branding on the otherwise all-black product looks cheesy and tacky. Would've been much better if it was all matte black and maybe have a branding on the bottom? Or maybe on the side of the base? Or even in the same place where it is now, but instead in a glossy black (since the product is matte black that would look way better)?2) There is no rubber bottom/feet. So this thing slides on the desk. The base is very think and heavy, so it technically wont just easily slide on its own, it has *some* grip. But rubber feet or the whole rubber base would've been soooo much better.

My last mic stand broke and I was in desperate need for a new one. I have never purchased from this brand before and was a little worried that it would be cheap quality, but I was wrong. The base is sturdy and heavy enough that have no fear that this stand will tip and fall even when extended to maximum height. The pop filter screws in tightly and is easily adjustable, but firm enough that it stays in place once adjusted. The mic basket that comes with the stand is flexible enough that my mic was easily able to fit inside of it, and it will likely accommodate many different sizes of mic. I would absolutely purchase this item again, but since it seems to be so sturdy I don't think I'll need to.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to set up, options for different microphones included (microphone clip, shock mount, direct connect), and the pop filter is great with an upgraded connector that can blend in with grooves on a surface for a solid connection. Great value, overall. The telescoping pole is tall enough for a low coffee table as shown or short enough for a table. I recommend this set up for sure!

Excellent mic stand for tabletop use. The base is nice and heavy which not only allows you to use the mic of your choice, regardless of weight, but also allows you to attach other things to it! I had a left over camera arm from my desktop mic arm, which will work wonderfully for recording videos on this stand and because it is so heavy, it will be able to hold it. This stand replaced my former three-legged stand which couldn't handle the weight of my cell phone. Not only can this stand handle a mic and a screen, but a phone holder with phone as well! The thing I loved most about this box was not only do they give you a quality metal adapter from the stand to the mic holder, but each mic holder has it's own plastic adapter just in case you lose the metal one (or need to replace one you lost from a mic arm or boom stand). I'm incredibly happy with this purchase.

I was using it for my BLUE bluebird microphone. The holder fit well but the sturdiness wasn’t not reliable at all. I was constantly raising it back up. The range of motion was good for 360, turning it anywhere. The length of the arm did limit you and could get in the way. The grip for the desk was surprising wonderful but all other grip clamps didn’t hold. The pop filter was good but where to clamp it was a problem, range also because very limited. Over all, the functionality was sub par.

OK, I already have the full mic/stand set-up for a studio, but I work in a home studio most of the time, sharing it with my other video & audio editing jobs, and I get tired of having to find space for the bigger stuff, set-it up, etc. This little desktop is great for all those quickie Voice audition demos and that come by daily. As for stability: It took a little experimenting, because I have a heavy AT2020 mic, but by positioning the mic in relation to the 3 small pads under the base, it's been reliably stable. And the up/down adjustment (I'm tall, but tend to bend in for intimate VOs), offers better flexibility than expected. AND, when travelling, I expect this will be the set-up I carry with me.