Puroma Microphone Arm Stand Adjustable Suspension Boom Scissor Arm Stand Upgraded Heavy Duty Microphone Stand with 5 Ties for Blue Yeti, Snowball, and Blue Yeti Nano (Medium)

Things I like:+ All metal arms, pivot joints, and post+ Durable C-clamp+ Decent-sized tension knobs for the post and metal adapter+ Included Velcro straps to secure wiring+ Sleek profile (no external springs)+ Nice and tight pivot joints -- nothing droops from how you set it

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Model: Puroma "MAS38" aka (38" arm") extends to 3 feet long.Story: I needed a upgrade for my mic setup so I was looking to see what's out there. I found this Puroma one and I looked at the reviews and most people said it's good. I bought this mic arm back in late 2021 and i'm now doing a review because why not it might be useful to some people. Let's just say that this mic arm has standed against the times and has not weared much if any at all. This might not be the most accurate use case though because I don't move or adjust the arm much unless i'm moving it out of the way to reach the back of my motherboard or unclamping it from my desk to clean.Pros: Built Sturdy, Arm doesn't move unintentionally (at joints), Clamp works perfect (for me)Cons: for some the arms at the joints where it can bend up and down might be a little too tight for some users preference but it works for meTL:DR - I recommend this to anyone looking for a budget alternative to the RODE-PSA1

Sturdy, a bit stiff, but it holds position well. The only issue is the tightening knob on the mic mount post itself…not large enough and I struggle to get it tight enough to hold the mic at odd angles.

Had this boom arm for a little over 2 years and one of the plastic bits recently broke off causing it to be defective, they were able to send out a brand new one free of charge although my warranty was expired. The customer service was top tier and answered all my questions within 24 hours. The boom arm holds up great and is very sturdy and well built.