For its price, it is a good stand but over time the build quality will start to loosen and deteriorate

Very lightweight construction, it only holds the microphone in a relatively upright position, it was not convenient at all. Used in a studio, but it will fall once or twice during rehearsal if you forget and touch it. I would not recommend it.

1) I have combined it with a HyperX microphone - (https://www.skroutz.gr/s/28506243/HyperX-SoloCast-Pyknotiko-Mikrofono-USB-Epitrapezio.html) at an angle. The microphone has a certain weight forward. The base remains stable but with a slight movement there is a chance it might fall.
2) With the straight base, the weight does not cause a problem.
3) Easy to assemble.

It's worth its money.

It's worth the money, but tightening it is a bit difficult, and if the microphone is heavy, the stand flips over. Also, if you have it tilted, there's no way it will stay in place; it will start to slowly slide down. However, it's value for money

For the money, it is excellent; only the plastic clips for the cables broke, but I don't use them

It is a very terrible construction! The legs opened with the slightest weight. It cannot hold the microphone without tricks or without me putting a support under it, even after I tightened the screws. Really, every time I set it up, I feel like I'm building a tower of playing cards.

I made 2 orders, first I received one that didn't fit well and then I ordered the same thing again and it came much more quality and perfect

For its price, it is very good. The build quality is quite good. It holds the microphone quite steadily. It only moves a little.

For its price, it is of quite good quality! It is sturdy and comfortable!! I highly recommend it without hesitation!

Very lightweight and does not support heavy microphones well. I put a dynamic microphone on the stand and the plastic almost broke

The product is easy to set up and dismantle. It provides flexibility in height and distance from the speaker and has good balance even in almost horizontal position of the microphone support arm. The second slot is also useful, which I imagine is used to capture the sound of a musical instrument. It seems durable, but only time will tell.

"Fake" construction. It can't handle the weight of a microphone.... On the other hand, you get what you pay for.... It's worth the money!

The stand is made of metal and weighs 1100gr. I used it with the UMIK-1 (180gr.) in full extension of the arm (it is good for one of the 3 legs to face the microphone, for better support). I have not used any other stand to compare it to.
The negative aspect is that the clamp and the microphone base that come with it have plastic threading.
The clamp is useful for the Audyssey microphone that comes with the Denon AV receiver.
For the microphone base, I used the one that came with the UMIK-1, which has a metal threading and screwed directly onto the stand.
Overall, it did its job just fine.

After a few months, the clip that I had for the microphone broke. I wasn't even using it at that moment.
The other problem is that it is very lightweight, which means it lacks durability and stability.
Lastly, the base/tripod easily tilts on its own instead of the three legs staying down. In combination with its small weight, even if the microphone weighs only 300g, you have to set it up at specific angles if you don't want it to turn and fall.

Other than that, it's okay.

If the clip hadn't broken, I would say it's worth it if you find it at a low price.
I'm giving it 2 stars instead of one because I'm in a good mood.
That's it.

In the money, the best, 4 stars because when you have it in a wide angle of 90-120 degrees from the weight of the microphone it falls because its legs are not that long. (which may suit some people)