Microphone Stand Boom with Free Adjustable Clips

Good value for money. Only downside is it can easily topple when used with the arm extended forward if you don't have a foot facing you (pretty much all mike stands suffer the same though to be honest)

A terrific very compact portable robust stand fitted with quick-release fittings to swiftly secure ELECTRET CONDENSER RADIO MICROPHONES (available from Amazon) to capture sound in super-high fidelity. The stand is perfect for simultaneously capturing vocals and an acoustic instruments such as a guitar, mandolin, banjo, timpani (bongo tambourine, etc.), or harp when performing on stage. The boom also makes the unit the ideal stand for capturing percussion such as pianos, marimbas, xylophones, kettle drums, tom toms, cymbals, cow bells, etc. when close-micing drum kits. Jack your mics into a loop box to create instant Ed shearing. Five stars

It’s plasticky but robust enough. If you need a cheap stand this is decent. Just make sure you loosen the cams when you’re adjusting or they will come loose over time! (same with any mic stand)

Bought this to try for psvr cam. OMG. Perfect. Cam V2 fits in the rubber. Or can use the clip and original cam mount. Interchangeable too, so can put clip or rubber at top or on boom. Extends to like 10 ft if use boom vertically. Trust me, this is the psvr camera placement solution you've been googling for!! Picture is of it behind TV, currently a great position, for couch and then stand if necessary. But can place anywhere. Can also Leave there, boom out over TV and point 90 degrees to length of room in moments. Can do quick 3 pic calibration (I do this just to be sure face around mid view of camera) if want, but noticed that the camera now at least, tends to self calibrate a lot. Used to fuss about perfect position etc you read about. Then found the camera even works fine at 45 degrees from you! But I setup aimed at me, with face in middle of cam screen on "adjust camera position" in settings real quick after a considerable move. Works fine :-) LIGHT is your biggest worry, and I think most people's problem. If I ever get tracking issues I close curtains, turn off lights etc. Fixed!

It was very very cheap and it works as a mic stand so can't really complain. It is not particularly sturdy, the plastic fittings never get really tight and the light construction and narrow base make it too top-heavy and you have to be careful that a full-size microphone doesn't make it unstable. I had hoped to put a small monitor pa on the main stand and a microphone on the boom but it is absolutely not sturdy enough for this. Ended up with the monitor on the floor at my feet and the microphone on the main stand. Probably best considered as a toy that is suitable for very occasional karaoke or speeches. Not for regular gigging or even light semi-professional use. All that said, I needed a cheap stand for a wedding party and it did fine, survived the night and can be used again.

Just the thing.

Excellent value for money. Could be a bit wobbly with a heavy mike on the boom, but for normal use it's fine. The attachments for the mikes are versatile and there are standard thread to fit alternatives.

It has been used to hold a wireless microphone for voice, and for guitar. The only concern is its stability when used with the boom.