very good construction, but it cannot hold the microphone and the threads got damaged when tightening..... I should have invested more money but to tell the truth the microphone stand from IKEA for 9.99 is incredibly better compared to this one, I can't believe I'm saying this...

The Rode NT-1A is mounted on the stand and the build quality feels very high. The articulated design allows for easy and precise adjustments to the microphone's position, while the material and finish appear durable and well-crafted. An ideal choice for anyone looking for a reliable stand at an affordable price.

If you have a heavy microphone like I do (Scarlet Studio), it can't support it for any reason. It's only for very lightweight microphones like USB types.

Guys, the stand doesn't hold a professional microphone at all, but I guess for its price you shouldn't expect it to hold heavy microphones, only if you do some kind of modification

At 26 euros, it's the best someone could find.
At first, it seems like a loose construction when you assemble it, but once you tighten it with the included wrench, it really gives a different feel.
It can be used as a high profile arm but also low.
It holds a HyperX SoloCast securely and won't have issues with other microphones of the same weight category.

If you want to keep your mic in a single place and don't move it around then it's good. But if you move your mic around and especially if you have a mic a bit heavy (I have HyperX Quadcast) it won't be able to hold it, also you can't move it around easily you need to play with screws to let the arm hold it. Not worth get the 5€ ones which has the same functions but you can move them around easier.

I was swayed by the good ratings! Unfortunately, it is not worth the money at all. The construction is very cheap and cannot securely hold a microphone, wind shield, and shock mount, which all together weigh 890g. Even with just the microphone (Shure MV7), it struggles quite a bit. I cannot imagine for what use this microphone stand would be good, since it cannot even hold a microphone alone. As for its advantages, I can mention that it comes with some small clips for cable management.

It is 100% value for money, neither excellent nor "Chinese". So far, with the microphone stand I have, it works fine with a little tightening of the screws! It is worth it and it really is exactly as you see it!

Incredibly fast delivery, arrived right the next day.
The stand is really nice, the long pieces are aluminum although the connections at the points of rotation seem to be plastic, on the outside at least, but I believe it will hold up.

I'm using it with a 280 gram mic, the HyperX Quadcast S and it looks really nice although I wouldn't put a heavier mic on it as I am afraid I might over tighten the screws in the connections and cause damage.

For this price, it's a great choice and I don't believe other boom arms have enough to justify their higher price.

While it is good and beautiful in construction, do not get it if you have a heavy microphone. It will support it, but because it does not have springs, you will need to tighten the screws incredibly tight on the arm locks. It is decent for microphones up to 300 grams max. For the podmic I have, I will keep the arms solely as a temporary solution in case another one I purchased breaks.

Very good and sturdy construction. Even though I use a relatively heavy microphone, it lifts it with great ease. It is also quite elegant and convenient as the cables pass through it. I highly recommend it without hesitation!!

Very good purchase. Exactly what I expected, a stable and user-friendly stand, very good and high-quality construction, considering that I support a quite heavy microphone. It serves me perfectly. Its delivery was immediate in an extremely well-packaged package. They had even included a gift, a set of headphones. I highly recommend it.