amazing for its price but it's for small microphones. if you have a bigger one like solocast you need a different stand for it or to screw it in directly

Just because it is affordable, it is fine. If you want quality, get something else, but for its price, it is fine.

Dude, the product doesn't even cost 5€, while GOOD Arms cost at least 70€.

Of course it's worth it for its price. I've had it for 7 months with the HyperX DuoCast microphone and it's still holding up. Even if it breaks in half after half a year, for 5€ it's already paid for itself. Of course, you need to be a bit careful with how you handle it, make more careful, not rushed, movements.

For you who will buy it, I will tell you to do ONLY one thing for greater safety for your desk. Get some adhesive foam pads that are usually stuck on the legs of chairs, tables, etc. Stick them on the 2 metal parts that touch the desk, on the tightening mechanism, just for extra security.

For its price, it is very good. It has only one joint that turns right-left, which is the one at the base, and the rest only move up and down. It's not something you should put too much pressure on. It looks ready to break with every movement you make, but for this price, it's what you expect. With care, it does its job just fine. If you don't want to spend more money (like me), then you will appreciate this.

it does not stretch completely, it does not hold weight and the clamp is not of good quality and damages the table it grips. I do not recommend it even for its price.

At first it seemed fine but when I went to assemble it, the screw was melted/damaged, resulting in it not connecting with the clip and I couldn't attach the microphone either. Completely unsuitable, please, instead of going through what I'm going through these days, spend 5-10 euros more to get a better one

For its price, it's just right. Okay, don't expect anything crazy when you pay this amount, but still, there's a reason it's been a top choice for so many years!

About 8 months since I got it and it still holds up. But you have to be careful otherwise it might break in your hand, it's not a very sturdy construction but for about 5€ it does its job. It's definitely better than the stands that come with budget microphones.

Good base overall but with time the quality deteriorates and I don't know how long it will last. I've had it for about a year now and okay, it does the job. However, I have an issue with the screwing mechanism which damages my table as it is not properly adjusted

The stand is very good for its price. However, if you want it for professional use, I would suggest increasing your budget a bit and getting something better. The first year it is fine, but after 2 years it may start to rust. Also, I suggest not tightening the screws too much, because there is a risk they will loosen and not screw back in properly, resulting in you having to buy a new stand.

The microphone does not sit steadily, it is loose and moves constantly. Also, the base is completely unacceptable — it doesn't stand well and wobbles like crazy. I had to fix it myself so it could somewhat do its job. But for 5€, I expected worse.

Good economical but it's not the perfect construction! At the point where it grips the desk, the more you tighten it, the metal opens up! I collected it once in a vice slowly but still the same, this doesn't change!

Generally very mediocre but it's 5€, so you get the idea. In terms of quality, it could be sold by Jumbo

Relatively cheap construction, which obviously will break if it's mistreated. Despite this, I have taken care of it and it has served me well for a very long time, years. It definitely is worth the price.

I didn't like the base that attaches to the desk at all; it is very small and it ruins it. I wish the surface of the base was larger.

I've had it for a year now, I bought it literally for ~5€, I didn't expect anything crazy! Overall, for the money, it's okay, the only possible problem is that it bends down or to the right a little more easily than expected, but anyway, you get what you pay for

For the money, it does its job excellently, but after a while (3 months) it has started to lean dangerously, to the point where you think it will break.

Very bad clip that holds the arm. The arm itself is very strong. But its clip is the worst I have seen. Yes, for the money it costs, what would one expect, but similar products have better ones.

I got it for the Seiren Mini. It is suitable for this small microphone.
First impression - it is not very sturdy at the base, but I expected that. There is a way to improve it if you play a bit with the plastic on the cylinder. The arm needs a little adjustment, otherwise, you will break it quickly. Loosen the small nuts slightly so it moves more easily/smoothly without falling (like we do with a ball head on a tripod). You will find the right tightening point with a little effort. It probably comes very tight so it doesn't move in its box, which is ridiculous for its weight (the box arrived damaged).
We will see how it goes. Anyway, for the money I paid, it's OK.

A bit flimsy but given the price point I can't complain. The weakest point is the screw used to secure it to the table/desk.

Guys, I won't elaborate much, just after 1 year it started to rust and creak a lot

For the money, it's worth it and then some. I've installed the Razer Siren Mini, and so far it's great

The product is honest for its price, but if you have a heavy microphone, it doesn't hold up very well. Specifically with the Maono pd200x, it leaned a bit, and as you can see in the photos, the best solution is to place the base upside down; it just doesn't have space to rotate 360. This way, it becomes more stable.

I got it for around €4.7 so I shouldn't have any complaints. In fact, it's worth around €5 indeed... just from the price alone, imagine the quality we're talking about. So far, I've been using a Solocast on it and it holds up. I just make sure to move it VERY carefully because it's obvious that it will break if I don't. The most sensitive point unfortunately seems to be where the nail goes into the desk base. If it lasts a few months, personally, I will be satisfied. You can't even buy 2 coffees with the €4.7 it costs...

For throwing away. It lasted 2 weeks and then it became all crooked. It doesn't hold.

For 4.60 it's great and does its job without any problems, just needs a little attention on tightening, otherwise it's pretty good

Expected and good, without having broken. I have it for a month and I use it with the V3 series mini microphone. It "endures" probably comfortably.

For the cost, it is awesome and user-friendly. Only one small issue is that it leaves standard marks on the desk when squeezed, at the base, it is the only point I would like a slightly better quality.

I consider it a given that with ~5€ you don't expect the Mercedes or Tesla of microphone desk arms. However, it does its job for a beginner. I have it with a Razer Siren mini. It moves, the movements and hits of the desk are obviously transferred to the interlocutor. If used with Banana Voicemeter, you can compensate for air, fan, some pops (see Pop filter) but that's about it. If you're looking for more quality and price -> amazon, elgato. Of course, 90% of the rest of the equation is the microphone. If you have a microphone >100€, don't go for a 5€ arm.

Quite good build quality in proportion to its price. After many months, the springs creak a little (which is expected), but for its price, you can't complain.