Microphone Arm,Aokeo AK-55 Desk Low Profile Adjustable Mic Boom Arm Stand,Suitable For Blue Yeti,Snowball iCE, HyperX QuadCast,SoloCast,Elgato Wave,Etc

I waited a found the microphone arm stand that was perfect for me. I love the metal construction. It's not flimsy. Adjusting the height of the arm is easy and it remains in place to hold my Shure SM7B.I appreciate the addition of the heightening rod which provides nearly 3.75 inches of clearance over my keyboard. The stand swings into and out of place without difficulty. For the price versus others microphone arms on the market, I highly recommend the AK-55.One caveat, manufacturers should consider a making the screw clamp base longer to accommodate thicker desks. I had to use my oscillating tool to modify the bottom of the desk to make the base fit.

I got these for their low profile with vertical boom feature. I had ordered other booms but returned them because they could not hold the SM7B. These booms are great AND cheaper!The included vertical extenders elevate the boom enough so the arm will not interfere with anything on the table. The cord channels are easy to use. They feel very solid, and look professional.The functionality is great however I made some modifications. I hate clamps for microphones. I get that they are non intrusive and make it easy to relocate, but for me I already had permanent holes in my table. As you can see in my pictures I pulled the rubber from the bottom of the clamp to reveal 3 screws holding the mount. Once I separated the mount I drilled a hole in the bottom and used a grade 8 bolt to thread the hole. The mount is a soft aluminum so it wasn't too hard to do. From there I just bolted it to the table, mounted the booms, and made my final adjustments and tightening.Overall great product that is affordable, quality, and easy to work with.

Works very well with the Fifine K688 and the clamp size is as advertised, I really needed an arm with a large clamp size and literally this is the only boom arm I can use. The boom arms aren't the issue, the clamp was and aokeo came in clutch. Height adjustment is super easy, and the build definitely has a bit of weight to it, sturdy and stable, if you extend the arm all the way, it has a bit of a shake. Very little though. Clean and professional look.

Looks nice and sleek and is sturdy but depending on what kind of mic you have, there isn’t much room to adjust where you’re speaking into the mic. I would have preferred a ball joint head. Overall, it’ll do and is not a bad purchase if you have the mic for it.

Way better than the spring style arms! This low profile arm came with a height adjuster that you can include to raise it up about 4inches or remove it to lower it the same. Mounting point is solid, I'm using a Roccat Torch which is a heavier mic and it holds the weight great! I also really liked the hidden wire channels that are built in, as well as the clips included.

Wow. I was skeptical on this, but this was a really nice set. If it’s on sale, get it. It hides the cables well. It holds most microphones. Nice metal arm, swivels nice.

I've tried a couple other desktop arms, and this one is really well made, sturdy and highly adjustable. The best part is that it HOLDS ITS POSITION while others I've tried didn't, and I felt like I was always fussing with it or moving and adjusting it. This one is so easy to get into place and then simply pull it over when needed and then push it to the side when not using. I never have to adjust it. Because of how adjustable it is, I'm able to put it perfectly in position so that I can see all of my screen and my keyboard to type while still having the mic close to my mouth. Love it and highly recommend.

This boom looks fantastic! However, in the area they focused no for looks it lacks in quality. The first issue we had with this was the screws to adjust the boom kept scripping. After 2 weeks of use the screws were nearly unuseable. I take meetings standing and sitting so I had to adjust the boom. The issue is everytime you adjust it you need the tool and it takes a bit. The second issue is the arm doesn't lock in one location if you want to find a sweet spot. There are defined spot it must lock into or it will slip to the near gear hole. The final issue was nothing stayed tight. Screws would loosen because I kept moving the boom out of my way, the microphone portion would fall because my microphone was a bit heavy. Even the desk mount I noticed would losen and start to slipI purchased a less attractive boom but one that is more sturdy and easily adjustable. If you don't adjust your boom often and want something that looks high end then this is for you!