Microphone Suspension Mic Clip Adjustable Boom Studio Scissor Arm Stand For Blue Yeti Snowball, Constructed With Premium Quality Metals For Professional Streaming, Voice-Over, Recording,Games

I bought this for my blue snowball for podcast, live streaming and musical performances.First off, the adapter to work with the snowball wasn’t threaded right...or should I say at all. Did I get the wrong one?Second, it doesn’t hold position. I promise I have no extra weight or anything. Stand will move or fall, not hold position. Maybe defective one?Third, the clamp is disappointing. You will readjust it. Tried it on two different surfaces to find no satisfaction.Fourth, it apparently decided to unclampmand the weight of the mic took it down to the floor. Now it’s broken.I would like to conclude this as I set this up correctly and followed all guidelines. Guess I have to figure out the next step

I picked this one out for future podcast in mind! It didn't come with instructions but thankfully just by looking at the picture on the box I could figure out more or less how to assemble this.It was my first time ever using this and I was able to assemble this so it should be easy enough for anyone to put this together. Only took a few minutes!Pros:Nice quality feelSturdyAdjustable Mic positioningEasy to assembleLooks niceCons?Not really any, but something to mention the wiring looks like it could get damaged if not handled with care. When I would move around the arm stand I could hear some noises as if it could break. Same thing with another brand. Both under $20 so still not too bad.This stand doesn't swivel side to side it's just up and down!Overall, this is a great budget product to start any audio/video content. Happy with purchase!

This stand was very easy to set up. One end screws into the side of your desk. The other end holds the microphone.I used this microphone with it:https://smile.amazon.com/Microphone-TONOR-Podcasting-Compatible-TC-777/dp/B07WLWN2ZT/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=USB+Microphone%2C+TONOR+Computer+Condenser+PC+Gaming+Mic+with+Tripod+Stand+%26+Pop+Filter+f&qid=1620268438&sr=8-1This microphone did not fit on the end of the stand like it was supposed to. But that was OK. I just used the holder that came with the microphone. It still stayed on just fine.This stand is also easy to collapse, which was useful when I had to take it on a plane trip.

In my attempt to not spend double the price of the mic on a stand, I grabbed this boom arm and regret my decision (my mic is primarily for dictation so I don't need super fancy accessories.) It seems that these stands are hit and miss where the Blue Yeti is concerned. The threading on the cheap plastic mount isn't right and after an hour of myself and my partner trying to screw it in the Yeti, it wouldn't work. This isn't a sealing tape issue, it's a threading issue.Sending it back and trying one with better reviews. If it works out, I'll edit this review with the name.

Easy to attach to a table, easy to put either of my yetis (Snowball and classic Blue) on. It move easily in the forward/backward and side to side ranges. I do have to tighten the joints down a little hard if I have the classic Blue mic on it, the weight of the mic pulls the stand down some, but that's on the yeti, not the mic stand. Has made streaming in a small space much easier as I'm not constantly yeeting my mic off the table.

I bought this for my Blue Snowball, and so far, it functions pretty much exactly how it's described on the box. Some parts of it do feel a little bit flimsy and it does not come with a pop filter, unlike most other comparable products, but I haven't had any major issues with it. Also, it doesn't fold up as tightly as I would like, and it doesn't reach super far, but the range of motion is sufficient for my purposes. Overall, It's a good value if you need a smaller mic arm, and either don't need a pop filter or don't mind buying one separately.

I purchased this because the seller clearly shows the Blue Yeti as one of the supported microphones but its weight appears to be too much for this mic boom to handle. I have adjusted every which way tightening everything that looks like it can be tightened but when I place the boom in a natural position for me to speak into the microphone, after about one hour it droops by around 50% and then continues downward until the microphone is resting on my desk sometime later. Return requested. Skip this one.

I used it to keep my RODE procaster microphone (weighs 1.64 pounds) attached to my desk. With everyday usage and slightly adjusting it toward my mouth from time to time it lasted me little under a month and one week. Even in that first month it was completely stable but would be difficult to adjust at times. Due to the way it is designed it can make it difficult to only move it one inch in any direction unless you completely realign it. Overall a very cheap stand that I wasn't expecting anything much out of, but was expecting it to last more than a few months.

Flimsy, waste of money. The bolt that is supposed to screw into the yeti was so cheap it ground down to nothing when I first tried to screw it in so it didn't even hold, the ridges just came off in black flakes.