InnoGear Boom Arm Microphone Mic Stand for Blue Yeti HyperX QuadCast SoloCast Snowball Fifine Shure SM7B and Other Mic, Black

I was looking for an inexpensive way to get my computer's microphone off my desktop. It is rarely used (mostly for narration in videos) and this was a great way to improve the efficiency of my desktop. I have an off-brand USB microphone that didn't fit very well but it was functional. I then purchased a quality microphone for my ham radio and re-purposed this stand for my radio and it works perfectly. The microphone fits as it should and the arm holds the position very well. Even though it was a lower price than many others I think the quality is just as good.

This InnoGear boom arm microphone stand works great and has been a total game changer for my setup. It holds the microphone securely in place and makes it so much easier to play games with friends while still being able to talk clearly at the same time. No more awkward positioning or having the mic in the way it keeps everything right where it needs to be. The boom arm feels sturdy and well-made, not flimsy or cheap. It was easy to attach to my desk, and adjusting the arm is smooth and simple. I can move the microphone closer when I’m talking and push it out of the way when I don’t need it, which is super convenient during long gaming sessions. It’s compatible with a wide range of microphones, including popular ones like the Blue Yeti and HyperX, making it a versatile option for gamers, streamers, or anyone who uses a mic regularly. Once set up, it stays in place and doesn’t sag or drift, even after hours of use. Pros: Sturdy and well-built Easy to install and adjust Keeps desk space clear Perfect for gaming and chatting at the same time Compatible with many popular microphones Cons: None so far Overall, this is a must-have for gamers or anyone who wants a cleaner, more functional microphone setup. Highly recommend! 🎮🎤

I picked up this arm the other day to help get my desk clean of the standing mic I had taking up valuable surface real estate. I looked at things like the Rode PSA1 which seems to be one of the more "standard" options at this point, but I'm not a podcaster, I just need a good setup for work meetings, gaming, and anything else I might need--but this is for home use, not a studio. Out of the box, the setup is very easy--it's mostly assembled, and all you need to do is attach the clamp to your desk or tabletop, pop in the actual arm itself, and attach your mic. For attachment, it does come with a thread adapter as well as an angled clip, but I didn't use either of these since I had another option for those already. They seem fine and straightforward, I'm not sure if more can really be said about them. The package also includes some teflon tape. I'm not sure how valuable this is. I noticed my mic was slipping a little and getting unscrewed easily, so I applied it, and things are a little more snug, but I honestly don't think it made much real difference. That said, it's a nice inclusion since the fit might not be perfect. The arm is easy to adjust, it holds in place even with a medium weight microphone. Running my XLR cable was fine, and made easier by the included 5 hook and loop fasteners. I do have a couple of little quirks with this arm that I'm still getting used to a little bit. One, it seems to wobble quite a bit when I type on the keyboard, even though it should be decoupled at least somewhat by distance from the surface. It's not a huge problem, and I am a heavy typist, so this is probably more my fault than anything, but it is noticeable. The only thing I need beyond that is to have a ball head on this mount point--it it a bit obnoxious that I can only rotate it one way, at the end. This happens to work okay for my mic setup, because I happen to angle it perpendicular to the way I want to point the mic. It would be nice if I could angle the mic up from its position, though. All in all, it's really hard to find too much fault with this thing for the price. I couldn't really expect much more from this price point. It may not last forever, but if I run into issues like that I'll upgrade when it makes sense. For now this is a solid entry level option for my needs.

Ordered me a nice little Samson satellite mic for my gaming setup and was scouring Amazon for a decent boom arm to mount it to. Half of the boom arms you find on Amazon for below $50 are cheap, flimsy, noisy and break quickly. The innogear boom arm solves all of those problems while retaining a cheap price point. I’ve had 4 other boom arms, including an expensive one from target, and this one blows all of them out of the water. It doesn’t creak when you turn it, it isn’t too stiff or too loose, assembly was easy and painless, the springs are very nice and sturdy and it comes with super nice Velcro wraps for your mic cord. Overall I can’t recommend this product enough.

Really simple and straightforward mic stand. Clamp holds on to the table nice and tight, the arm holds my shock mount and shure mic steady, no adjustments needed. I don’t have a huge desk so the mic is positioned behind my left monitor and is compact enough when it’s folded up so that I don’t have to worry about any accidents. You can spend 60$ at Guitar Center for a name brand, or $20 for this and they both function the same.

This arm definitely worked for my Quadcast and held it just fine, but you can definitely feel the cheapness of it. The mic flops around if you hit either side of it and the adjustment points become unloosened over time if you move it too much. The included cable management straps are good and it's super easy to route the cable too.

I’ve been very happy with this boom arm. It was easy to assemble, clamps securely to my desk, and holds my microphone in place without sagging or drifting over time. The arm moves smoothly, making it easy to position the mic exactly where I want it, and the built-in cable management helps keep everything looking clean. It feels well made for the price and has been a solid addition to my setup. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone putting together a home office, gaming, or streaming setup.

I purchased this boom arm microphone stand for my daughter back in November 2025 (it is now June 2026). I asked her how it is doing now and she says she absolutely loves it. She said it was easy to assemble. It’s sturdy, easy to adjust (when needed) and it’s still performing perfectly.

I like this product simple and does what it says but it had a cracked down the dial that adjusts the clamp

Oki

Needed a stand to get my Blue Yeti Nano off the desk (wanted some desk space back, reduce keyboard noise and to get it in a better position for my voice). This stand was easy to install and works perfectly. Sturdy and easily maneuverable. Great value.

Great product for my son!

I have a relatively light microphone on it. But it works great. I wish it had better cable management channels but it was less than 20$ so you can only expect so much. Moves where I need it to and easily away when I don't need it. Has never once fallen off the desk or anything like that. The grips aren't perfect sometimes it'll slide a little bit on the desk but for less than 20$ it works great.