Microphone Boom Arm,Aokeo AK-35 Desk Adjustable Compact Mic Suspension Boom Scissor Arm Stand For Blue Yeti,Snowball iCE, HyperX QuadCast,SoloCast,Elgato Wave,Etc

A great and well made product which allows for over monitor mic setups.I'm using this mic arm to have it go over my PC and sit in front of my monitor to allow more desk space unlike typical mic arms.Product is made of metal and plastic and stays in place very well when titened up with the adjustment hand screws found on the side of each arm piece.Definitly recommend

The media could not be loaded. Honestly I would buy this even if it was double the price, it's a perfectly fine working mic arm that has borderline no assembly, just having to put a pole in a holder and then clamp it on your desk, its really flexible with it moving up down left and right for the main arm, and having left right and up down swivel for the mic holder itself, and despite how easy it is to adjust how you want it will always stay in place and doesn't fall over time. For only £18 this is an absolute steal and I recommend it to anyone looking for a cheap mic arm. Other side notes, the microphone I am using is from ZealSound and is also very good for its cheap price, aswell as fitting this arm perfectly, and the clamp that comes with the mic arm should fit all desks.

I purchased the AK-48 variant after having a cheapy floor-stand mic for the last 5 years.Out of the box, this microphone was as easy to setup as it looks. It is purely two partsLocking the base to my desk was SO much easier than I imagined, the handle on the vice-like fitting is large enough to put enough pressure to make a secure fit, and the anti-scratch pads coming pre-fitted saves SO much hassleThe mic arm slots in and uses a turnscrew to lock it in place. But it still has full 360 degree rotationThe angles of adjustment are decent. The turnscrews locking the arm in place lock it to set angles, which was slightly disheartening as at times it can feel a tiny bit too low, but the next step up is a tiny bit too high, reducing flexibility but otherwise it works great and doesn't sagI was surprised at the weight of the product, it weighs very little, and yet is sturdy enough to have absolutely no sag despite holding my AT-2020 halfway across my deskThe cable management is great. Holding an XLR cable and a headphone cable with room for more. The clip system is loose enough to pull out and fit back in by hand without being so loose that yanking a cable will detach themMy only drawback on this item is how thick it is. I would have liked to have seen this value displayed somewhere on the advertisement as the arm is a good inch and a half wide. I likely would have purchased the AK-49 had I known this for the extra arm bend for flexibility

Very happy with this kit. I've used them in the past but broke it by accident.Real easy to setup.Very functional and sturdy. It's got a basic design but it works and looks good.Able to hold a lot of mics including; Shure MV7, Behringer XM8500, Original Blue Yeti and an AT2020.All Mics I have owned/currently own.

I’ve been using the Aokeo AK-48 Microphone Arm for a little while now, and I’m honestly surprised by how sturdy and reliable it is, especially considering the price. At first glance, I wasn’t sure what to expect from a more affordable mic arm, but this one really exceeded my expectations.Sturdy BuildThe arm itself feels solid—definitely not cheap or flimsy. It's made of metal, and even when I attach a heavier microphone to it, it holds up really well. No sagging or unwanted movement once it’s in position, which is a big deal when you want to keep your mic steady during recordings or live streams.Smooth AdjustabilityAdjusting the arm is super easy, too. It rotates smoothly and can be positioned at almost any angle I need, whether I’m sitting down, standing, or just shifting around. It's compact enough to fit nicely on my desk without taking up too much space but still offers a good range of movement. It’s great for podcasting, streaming, or even video calls.Cable Management is a BonusOne of the small but really useful features is the built-in cable management clips. I love this because it keeps everything neat—no more dangling cables getting in the way! I can keep my workspace looking tidy, which isn’t something you always find in budget mic arms. This feature alone makes it feel like a step up from other cheaper options I’ve tried.

The AOKEO AK49 microphone stand is not really suitable for the home office. The stand only adjusts in one plane just like the human arm so it is impossible to achieve a Z type configuration to have the microphone below the mouth and out of sight. It might be better if one was standing or if your microphone had a 90 degree bracket.On the box it shows a microphone with a right angled attachment, unfortunately my Yeti microphone has an inline mount, in other words it screws into the end of the microphone. I did check the compatibility before purchasing and the Yeti microphone was listed as compatible.You can see the best configuration I can achieve in the photograph. The left hand circled microphone is my Yeti on the AOKEO AK 49. This second picture to the right is my old Tonor TC2030 which is also available from Amazon and comes complete with the spring loaded counterbalance stand which I can get into just about any position. The AOKEO AK-49 is simply not as flexible as my previous microphone stand and I was very disappointed to discover the hinged sections could not be adjusted through 180 degrees rather than the very restrictive ~80 degrees.