FULAIMMicrophone Boom Arm with Desk Mount Compatible with RODE/Shure Mic, Adjustable Aluminium Alloy Mic Arm Stand with 3/8" to 5/8" Screw Adapter for Game Podcast Broadcast Interview (Gray)

This is the most amazing boom arm I have ever used, FULAIM has gone above and beyond the users expectations with functionality and design.There a multiple joints for flexible articulation so that you can position your mic the way you feel most comfortable. Despite there being no counterweight springs, the joints are strong enough to hold the position without any fear that you mic will drop.There are 8 movable joints for perfect articulation and a pivotal base which allows for perfect positioning.The intricate design and finish of this product creates a sense of high level consideration for not just functionality but beauty. It is so neat when stored to the side of my table which opens up a lot of space when it is not in used. And due to it's lovely design and package, it is out of the way from being an eyesore unlike the traditional 2 hinge boom arms on the market.I have been using this product for a while now and I recommend it to everyone who is in the market for one.This is an end game boom arm. A must buy.

The media could not be loaded.  This is exactly what I was looking for, a sturdy, solid, good looking microphone arm that can be kept on the desk at all time without getting in the way. This ticks all the boxes! It’s universal, so works with my two different mics from two different brands. It adjusts from the base and is strong enough to hold my mic in any position once I put it there. When not in use, it can be folded and takes up minimal space, so I’m not constantly having to move it out the way.I have to say, this mic arm looks the part and functions very well.If you are looking for a mic arm, check this one out! I have gone through a few duds but this one is definitely a keeper 🔥

The media could not be loaded.  I got this boom arm to use it with my mic and I spent ages looking for a stable and sturdy boom arm. I was super excited to try this out and it did not fail to disappoint.It is a sturdy boom arm that you can attach to your table using the c clip method. I love this and the fact that the c clip feels so sturdy and there is no risk of it falling and damaging your mic/anything you attach to this boom arm.Not only that, it comes with two nut adaptor, which increases the variety of objects you can attach and use it with. It comes with a 3/8" and 5/8" and is super easy to use.At first, you do need to move the boom arm a bit so that it can relax and not be so stiff upon movement. Once you do this, it becomes easy for it to stand in place. So far, it doesnt look like it will lose its stability as some other boom arms do (where they become less rigid and start to be "floppy"). The other great thing is each "arm" works separately and you can get it to be angled in any specific way you like. This works great for me as I'm always changing its position in my desk depending on what I want to use it for.

Smart and sturdy. Don’t understand how anyone could review this as not being able to support a heavy microphone. Joints are malleable but stiff. No drooping possible. However it doesn’t stand very high even when fully extended. As I use my mic standing up it ‘s at full extension to get it positioned at the right height. Good quality material used.

The materials and durability of this product I have no issues with. It just has one major design flaw. The thread that the microphone attachment or extenders go on does not rotate. So if I have this on the side of my desk I require it to be on for the microphone to be where it's best placed. I have to tilt the microphone back on itself for it to be facing me. The way it stops at the end of the thread means it's locked into one direction. I tried it a couple of ways. Just could not get it to face me without going back on itself.I could live with the lack of rotation from the 3 sections other than fold over if it had a rotating ball head at the end or something that would allow me to just rotate the microphone should it be facing the wrong way when fully threaded on.At this price point of £79.99, I'd fully expect more movement. I'm still using the same cheap £40 one I've had for years and where that connects, I can rotate it around if my microphone is facing the wrong direction.I feel like they're focused too much on tight materials, with no way to adjust should they ever star becoming loose down the line because it's just pieces of metal tightly put together. Which gives it it's strength to not fall down with the microphone attached. But it's just not good to repair or try and resolve should an issue arise.It also just came in a generic box. No branding which means other brands could use this product as well. Maybe it costs extra to have their branding on it instead of generic 'microphone arm stand' or whatever it says but it still doesn't look good when you factor in the design of it.The material choice is great though. I have no issues with the materials used. The threading is nice and smooth, there's no nicks or burrs in it to cause problems or cross threading.Another thing, it's a bit short. Great for small desks or when you're going to have it next to you but I like to play driving games as well which requires me to sit further back and where I have my microphone placed it just won't extend to where I need it to. This is a bit subjective obviously but it's shorter than the current desk arm I use and there's just not enough movement possibilities that should be seen at this price range.4 stars for effort, but just a 3 star for product design and usefulness, unfortunately. At £79.99 it really should be better. It's not far off the bigger brands pricing and even the unsightly cheap spring loaded ones are just a better value for money. Which is one I currently use but it's worked fine all this time and is still going strong. Although quality of materials does vary from brand to brand on these things but I picked a certain brand that has held up strong.I really wanted to like this desk arm, it's just not up to par in my opinion.

The media could not be loaded.  In certain angles the arm can't hold my Rode Pod Mic up which is one of the more popular microphones out there a lot of people use. It is incredibly stiff and difficult to manipulate, needed the strength of 1000 suns to adjust, yet somehow isn 't sturdy enough to consistently hold the Pod Mic mic up. It might work for you if you have a fixed position you will always use but if you want to be flexible with how you position your mic, this isn't it.The mic could've done with some tightening screws on some of the joints for stabilisation at certain angles, especially for heavier mics, rather than trying to look pretty.

Well made and very solid. Works very well for recording.

The build quality is solid. But even more impressive is the sound coming from this microphone.I tested it against my old long time favorite, the Audio Technica AT2020. And the Fulaim WL1 came out on top. Better sound, higher sensitivity.The biggest plus: my cat doesn't have any more a cable to play with.I tested the range a bit and recorded my voice being 25 ft away from the receiver without losing quality.Very nice

Braccio per microfono di ottima qualità per il suo prezzo , potrebbe essere un po difficile per uno che continua a spostare il microfono in continuazione per via della lunghezza ridotta e difficile da muovere le assi potrebbe essere un pro se il microfonono lo tieni in un posizione fissa !Poi dipende dai usi che si fa dal microfono !Regge microfoni pesanti tipo la shure sm7b e anche la maono pd400x

Excellent produit, juste un peu cher ! Peut être installer comme on veut, attache vers le bas comme vers le haut... un peu dur, mais tant mieux, au moins le micro reste en place.

Nachdem das (wirklich empfehlenswerte) Mikrofon von HyperX schon länger hier im Einsatz ist, musste nun doch ein vernünftiger Mikrofonarm her.Die günstigen Modelle mit den außenliegenden Spiralen gefallen mir grundsätzlich nicht, da sie mich immer wieder an eine alte Schreibtischlampe erinnern.Der Fulaim Mikrofonarm ist für meine Ansprüche die perfekte Wahl: er ist sehr stabil, hat eine tolle Optik (keine Schraubenköpfe, Spiralen etc. sichtbar) und lässt sich mehrfach verstellen. Auch die Gesamtlänge des Arms passt, da er von der hinteren Schreibtischkante bis zu mir reichen muss.Der Arm kam komplett vormontiert, es musste nichts mehr extra zusammengebaut werden. Der Kopf ist dank des mitgelieferten Adapters für beide gängigen Gewindegrößen bei Mikrofonen geeignet. Die Verarbeitung ist sehr gut, der Arm wirklich massiv.Wichtiger Hinweis: der Arm ist beim erstmaligen Auseinanderziehen sehr schwergängig. Wie eine kurze Suche im Internet nach Erfahrungsberichten ergab ist das aber anfangs normal, nach ein paar Bewegungen werden die Gelenke dann gängiger. Das war bei mir ebenso (erst sehr streng, dann etwas leichtgängiger), der Vorteil ist aber, dass der Arm seine Lage wirklich fest behält und das Mikrofon nicht wackelt oder absinkt.Zur Kabelführung liegen Klettbänder bei, mit denen sich dass Mikrofonkabel einfach im Inneren des zweigeteilten Armes befestigen lässt.Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit dem Produkt und kann es guten Gewissens weiterempfehlen.

The media could not be loaded.  Este soporte para el micro tiene unas calidades muy buenas, acabados de aluminio!Lo he colocado en la zona donde grabo con el aro de luz, y la verdad que se adapta muy bien al mueble, es muy estable y queda bien fijo!El modelo de mi micro es fifine, y se adapta perfecto!