Microphone Stand - Tripod Boom Mic Stand with Carrying Bag (Tripod)

Great, l can’t complain for the price but not strong enough.

Super light, lots of plastic but metal where it counts and seems decent quality. There are some QA issues. Mine came just a tad rusty. The extentible arm was seperated as it's only held on by plastic but I just pressed it in it seems fine. I would buy another!

For the price , this is a great little Mike stand that folds away in its bag for easy transportation

Excellent product and value for money given it includes various microphone clips and plectrum clip aswell as boom and case to carry in.

I purchased these mic stands as liked the fact that they came with a carry bag and would fold up small. The build quality is terrible. They often come apart and I need to carry a screwdriver to every gig as they all come loose all the time. The design at the base is awful and the metal bars that are supposed to give stability bend so easily - I have two and bent the bottom bars on both stands on the first use. They regularly topple over at less than full extension. I don’t often leave reviews but felt moved to on this occasion as the item was so shockingly bad. Alternatives are available at the same low price that do the job far better.

Perfect as a first stand, lightweight, tightens enough for a decent level of use, comes with everything needed but a microphone itself. Would recommend for the beginner or budget client

This boom arm mic stand is a nifty little thing AS LONG as your microphone is lightweight. I tried it with a Rode RT1 and an Fduce XL40 and both are too heavy, the boom arm won't hold upright and slowly sinks to the ground, ending near the floor as seen in the photo. Can't recommend for heavy microphones.

I got 2 of these for the guitarists in our band and they have stood up well to regular use so far. They haven't tipped or fell and collapse down into quite small bags for carrying. The guys are quite tall and the stands reach a good height even for taller people.