SIGSIT Professional Desktop Microphone Stand with Adjustable Suspension Boom Scissor Arm and Cell Phone Holder for Blue Yeti Snowball, Recording, Broadcasting, Streaming, Singing

This scissor arm is very sturdy and holds up my Blue Yeti perfectly without it sagging. I used my own bigger pop filter, it clipped right on to the arm without hassle, as well as the phone holder. I can finally get back into podcasting. Very good bargain. I did have a broken grommet. But there was a spare in the box. No big deal.

Got everything in today, set it up, and tested it out for a few videos, and I must say this stand feels very sturdy, and decently built.. The box was missing one of the microphone holders, luckily its not the one I needed.. Everything else was included.. Took about 5 mins to get it put together and mounted, and I'm so happy with it!! Cleared up desktop space by removing tripod, and have the freedom to move a bit more during streams and recording.. Thanks for a great product!!

Great kit. Only complaint is the pop filter has a strange cheap screw and nut system that doesn't stay set where you want for very long and is frustrating to adjust. Still a good value but definitely don't buy for the pop filter alone.

It seems to be well built and works as described but one of the pieces was missing. The dynamic mic holder wasn't in the box and it was supposed to be included. Amazon is going to send me out another one and I have to return this one. I wish they could just send me the missing part instead of doing the whole return and wait for the new one to come.

Works well but the pop filter will work only with the "shock mount" supplied in the package. If you have a microphone requiring the use of another mount the pop filter will not be able to be used.

Don’t be fooled by the flashy marketing in the name. If you’re looking for professional quality, clearly, at this price point and this particular product you’ll be disappointed.I have a few mic stands now and several mics that I record with and I honestly struggle to find anything other than a very basic Shure SM57 or 58 that this stand will support. It’s really more along the quality of a child’s toy in my opinion.

This is an average mike stand. The base clamp is pretty flimsy. The wind screen is useless for a large mike. It might be more effective for a phone.

Didn’t come with a phone stand and isn’t compatible with a Blue Snowball, but it’s sturdy and I managed to make a decent rig using the only mic clip it came with.