CAHAYA Mic Stand Floor Adjustable - Tripod Boom Arm Microphone Stand with Carrying Bag 2 Mic Clips 3/8" to 5/8" Adapter for Singing Podcast Compatible with Blue Yeti Shure SM58 SM48 Fifine K669B

I’ve been really impressed with the CAHAYA Mic Stand Tripod Boom Arm. The first thing that stood out was the size; it has a compact footprint when folded but extends tall enough for just about any recording or performance setup. The length of the boom arm gives plenty of reach without feeling flimsy, and it locks solidly in place. In terms of quality, it feels well-built for the price; the tubing is sturdy metal, the joints don’t wobble, and the tightening knobs actually hold firm instead of slipping after a few uses (which is more than I can say for a lot of budget stands). The hold is excellent. Once you’ve positioned your mic, it stays exactly where you put it. Even with a heavier condenser mic, there’s no sagging or slow droop over time. Finally, the look; clean, professional, and minimal. The matte black finish fits perfectly in both my home studio and my living room setup. It doesn’t scream “budget stand,” and honestly, it feels like something that should cost more. Overall, a great combination of stability, reach, and design. Highly recommend it for anyone needing a reliable mic stand without spending a fortune.

First off let me say that this company makes a pretty good product. Usage for the boom is for speaker frequency measurement. That being said, the stand arrived with all the parts intact but one piece was slightly bent. I contacted the seller to see what they would do for me. I received a return email the next day from Enver the customer service rep who pleasantly stated they would be happy to send me out a replacement part. Barely four days later I received a rather large box from FedEx and was puzzled as to what it might be. To my surprise, when opened there was a complete replacement boom stand inside!! Amazing! This without asking for a return of any sort. AND... this one was perfect! The stand is well made, sturdy and easily adjustable. With turn lock leg extensions rather than the usual clasps and work easily. Would that all companies had their business model. BIG Recommend!!

I Play with Buddies at our Weekly Jam session and standard Microphone stands do not telescope down to a manageable size, awkward for transport. The Airturn company has one, without the boom arm. @$59, another $19.99 for the boom arm. Probably very well made and worth the $80. It telescopes down to 16 1/2" I think without the boom attached. Pretty good. This one, however, comes with the boom arm for about $ 25. It has some good weight, 3lbs 4 oz, and folds down to 29' with the boom and mic holder attached. It sets up quickly and is sturdy enough with my mic attached and fully extended.( Be sure to place one leg towards you for stability. ) The locking knobs/screws could be heftier, but are adequate. The bag included is for the sections removed and is not long enough to fit the fully assembled stand with the boom arm ready to deploy, so I sewed up a nother bag for transport. All in All, IMO, it is a good, budget stand, stable even when the mic is fully entended, and will serve the I'm "going to Jam" purposes. Keep on strumming! 8-})

Very good quality and a great value. I've owned and used many mic stands - was pleasantly surprised with this purchase

Beautiful mic stand. It is strong and holds the microphone really well. You can make the mic stand stand in different heights and different angles. I also love thay it comes with a bag so you can carry the stand in or store it away. I just love this stand and I'm glad I bought it!

I love that it's easily folded and retracted in to a small footprint, and includes a bag. And I love that it comes in white. It holds a Shure SM-58 and cable just fine, although if the end boom is flipped on the down side the mic will tilt down, the clip isn't very taught. I am 5' 10" and it easily reaches my height and extends over a music stand with good reach. It is not as sturdy as a $200 stand, but it doesn't cost that. Especially when it's extended on all sections it can seem on the border of being flimsy. Otherwise for being so affordable it's excellent to have as a backup stand, or heck even a main stand. Won't hold up to on-stage antics, but if you're well behaved this is a great affordable stand.

These are light weight but will work. I don't recommend them for professional use. However, for an individual. jamming or practicing you should be just fine. A big problem is that you must take it completely apart to put it back in the back. The bag isn't the best made. There was only one cord clip with my unit and in the photo, I observed at least three maybe four. It's okay and the price reflects the review.

This is a good stand for very light weight items. I can't use it, but won't knock the quality due to my issues. I needed a stand for a projector and this stand is far too weak for my purposes.