The InnoGear low-profile mic arm is exactly what my setup needed. It’s sleek, stylish, and incredibly functional. The design is so smooth and minimalistic that it blends perfectly with my desk while still offering all the stability I need for my mic. The low-profile feature keeps it out of sight and ensures my desk looks clean and organized. Setting it up was a breeze, and the adjustable arm holds my mic securely with no wobbling or sagging, even during intense use. I love the range of motion it offers—perfect for quickly adjusting my mic without making a mess. If you’re looking for a mic arm that’s as functional as it is visually appealing, this one is a game-changer. Highly recommend it to anyone who values both style and performance in their setup!

My primary work space is a compact 35 inches wide, so there’s not a lot of space to work with, compounded by tight quarters behind and to the sides. I have had better luck using a dedicated microphone than webcam mics or Bluetooth headphones. It’s also much more natural feeling to talk without a headset mic sticking in front of my face (not to mention awkward to take a drink wearing one). I had been using a gooseneck-style clamp-on holder, and that worked well enough to a point. It wasn’t, however, easily adjustable or convenient to move out of my way when I had a long stretch without a conference call. After measuring the depth of my desk and the space between it and a file cabinet I keep adjacent to my workspace, this mic arm looked promising. I wanted the option to sometimes raise or lower the mic depending on the circumstances and to push it aside into the small gap when not needed. So far, so good on both fronts with this InnoGear solution. Installation was a breeze; I clamped it to the rear of my desk so that the low-profile horizontal arm could run right by the side of the desk, over the monitor base. It still left me space to use my mouse comfortably. The adjustable part of the mic stand pivots horizontally and vertically (using an adjustable thumbscrew to tighten or loosen as you desire). Because it can swing 360 degrees horizontally, it’s perfect for sliding out to the side when not needed, and swinging it back in when it’s call time. Similarly, the mic mount itself can pivot to use the mic pointing up, down or somewhere in between based on how you want to position it relative to your mouth. The flexibility to make fine adjustments to keep the mic just out of range of a camera when on a Zoom call is nice. And if I need to pivot between two monitors when making a presentation, the mic can be positioned in between and easily and silently moved as I pivot between the screens while talking. I’m using a fairly basic Tonor mic that is well under the stated weight limit of what this stand can support, so your mileage may vary if you’re using a heftier mic. The only feature I wish this device had (and for the price, this isn’t a complaint) is a channel to help hide the mic’s cable. I’m using a Velcro strap just fine, but it would be a nice little aesthetic perk if it could be easily tucked away. If, like me, you’re working with limited space, this little stand may just be the right solution for you, too.

pretty good only down side is the mic piece only moves up and down

Solid mic arm. I am using with a Yeti. It's stable and flexible positioning. Good value for the build quality

So most mic stands cant hold the blue yeti this one works amazing Very Sturdy! I've tried a few but there all cheap and cant hold the weight! Make sure this style Is for your setup!

Click to play video I was looking for a cheap mic stand to replace my old Fifine one but this did not meet my expectations in the slightest. The build quality seemed okay at first but after only 3 weeks of minimal use (maybe 1-3 times per week) it completely broke. The screws are not fastened into metal but rather into threads cut into the plastic, creating several failure points along the stand. I expected the screws to at least go into metal, with the rest of the stand being plastic but it seems they cheaped out to make extra profit. The base/clamp also took up about 4x the amount of room as my old one, meaning it couldn’t fit in the same spot. The only positives I noticed were that it was a very easy setup, and it doesn’t make an annoying creaking noise like my last one (since it’s literally all plastic). Overall I do not recommend anyone to buy this until they fix the threads, even as a cheap/short term alternative. And to the manufacturer, fix your product!

looks sleek and nice and has good maneuverability. clamp fits on my desk well which was my main worry because my desk is very thick. was also very easy to set up.

Holds up my fifine AM8 really well, good mobility, very good quality

It's possible tighten/loosen the joints. The cable can be hidden with Velcro. I can easily fold it to the side of my desk next to my computer, and it’s barely visible.

Product works as intended. Using it with a Fifine mic and the little adapter thingy to help secure the mic in place wore down after two months so I had to tape it in place. Overall does the job.

Easy instal and setup. fits perfectly on small tables and desks, low profile is especially nice. However it does not have the adapter for Hyper X Quadcast. That’s my own fault for not reading the description. Other than that it’s perfect!