Melon Audio Microphone Boom Arm Stand, Heavy Duty Mic Suspension Scissor Boom Stand with Mic Clip and Cable Ties Perfect For Vocal Recording, Streaming and Podcasting, GAZ-40

This boom is awesome I've been able to move it around and get it into any position that I needed to in order to use it the most effective possible way I can. My mic is very heavy and it still holds it up right where I want it to be stuck it removes easy from the desk if I need to move it out of the way and it reattaches just as easily it's perfect for I do podcast all day long.

I've been using this mount for a few months, streaming, video calls, even a bit of light voice acting. It holds my AT2035 (14oz) strong at even max distance. It's easy to rotate, easy to mount, easy to place and I've never had it sag at all. When I'm not using it, it's rotated off to the side, and it holds just as well there, for sometimes a week straight with no issues. It was a great purchase and one that will definitely stay on my desk till it gives up or I do, but I think it'll outlast me haha

Serves its purpose and I'm very happy with my purchase.

The stand could barely hold the mics weight and not even a hour of having it broke from the clamps

Great movement, great stability, fluid, attached the arm to a speaker stand at minimum clamping distance and left it for a couple days on it. It had leaned to a point of jamming closed the device to loosen it resulting in me bending the metal to loosen it off the speaker stand. So probably user-error going on here -- don't clamp it to something thin like the top of a speaker stand and leave it for several days. Worked perfectly well on my desk for a year. Would love the company to replace this broken part though because I love this stand so much.

Best bang for your buck if your getting into boom arms and still want the sturdiness of the PSA1. Easy to assemble and virtually silent. Supports my microphone and pop filter with no issues

I think this stand for my microphone works great. It is very sturdy and stands very well, however, I think the range of motion is very limited. Overall, I think it's great!

I give it 2 stars for the good desk mounting mechanism and for mostly holding a microphone, but this thing performs way below expectations. I’ve only used it to hold a PG58 mic (which weighs about 1.5lbs) and the joint at the mount cannot hold position at all. In fact, all it’s been doing for the last month is grind itself down and leave little metal shavings at the base of it.The joint in the middle is definitely where they spent their effort in because that part does hold well and stable. However, it doesn’t matter at all if it isn’t lifted to a usable height.Overall, don’t waste your money, just go for a reputable brand that focuses on the whole product. Don’t buy it.