Boom Arm,hyperx quadcast Boom Arm,Heavy Duty Adjustable Gaming Microphone Suspension Boom Scissor Arm Stand for hyperx quadcast Blue Yeti, Razer Seiren x,Snowball,other Mic (6PACKS)

I bought this Product it Came all good and all pieces were there but the mic stand is defenitly not Stable any Sudden movement will cause the Mic stand to fall Also most of the product is made out of Plastic

Good quality but need an instruction manual to be able to connect the mic to it in a good way.

La verdad pensé que este producto no iba a ser tan bueno y la verdad es que los materiales son excelentes, la verdad es que si me llevé una grata sorpresa con el producto y por los tipos de materiales

Es un excelente producto y su material muy resistente aparte viene con su Velcro para poder asegurar el cable del micrófono a la base y se mira muy estético

Be aware this isn't a heavy duty item. And it may not extend as far as you might wish, but if your studio area's on the compact side, it does the job.It clamps to the table, so you need to be careful about drumming your fingers or tapping the table when you're recording. Those vibrations will go right up the boom to the mic. My booth is a little over 4 ft wide and 6 ft deep, and this clamps to a 2x4-ft table. Plenty of room for 32" monitor, keyboard and so forth. With the mic coming in from the side, I can effectively control echo bounce from the monitor, and have no problem reading from the screen and running my audio software at the same time.If you're working in a cramped space, this'll help you keep from ruining takes with your restless feet. No more kicking the mic stand. Fair price for what it does.

It holds the mic with no problems and it has been able to handle any of the times I've grabbed it and moved it Mid-game/ Mid-podcast. So the arm itself is a 5/5 star item. It's the things that come with it that are useless. The "phone holder" cannot hold an iPhone 11 Pro Max. It literally cannot support it. And the windscreen just doesn't go with this setup. I could not find a place to attach it where it would cover the front of the mic. So both of those pieces are sitting in a box of spare parts. I am happy with the arms and the little velcro straps that come with it. But if I could knock off $10 for the useless attachments, it would be a much better deal. I can't really recommend it as is though. You're paying for pieces that might as well not exist.

It works well they only issue I have with it is that I have misplaced the attachment that came with my hyper x quadcast that would allow me to attach it directly to this. That’s not fault of the product just be aware of it if you are in the same boat.