InnoGearMic Stand, Microphone Stand Floor Detachable Boom Mic Arm Stands with Weighted Round Base, Height Adjustable from 34" to 60" for Blue Yeti HyperX QuadCast Shure SM58 Samson Q2U Fifine K669B

It's awesome for the price, until my cats broke it. If you have pets or kids, disassemble it when it's not in use, don't be like me. I'll be getting another one.

The InnoGear Microphone Stand exceeded my expectations. It's sturdy, easy to assemble, and holds my mic securely without sagging or slipping. The adjustable arm gives me plenty of flexibility for podcasting and voice recording, and the build quality feels surprisingly premium for the price. It stays put, looks professional, and just works. Highly recommend for anyone looking to upgrade their home studio setup.

in my bedroom. Performing live, to my dog.So i always wanted a standing microphone, this mic specifically with the round bottom, for the days I just want to sing karaoke, is what lead me to the decision to get this one. Also the movies and shows, the PERFORMANCES, that would use a standing mic. Yuh.I feel like a rockstar, i got to practice my disney knees more prominently with the mic stand.It was easy to assemble, like really you can’t go wrong, good quality material, sht had weight to it that i did not expect, height is nice ig- the lowest setting was perfect for my 4yo niece. Functions exactly as described, as needed, as assumed by it’s name “microphone stand”.No clue what the attachments it came with are for, i didn’t care to know because, fortunately enough for me, the one i chose the first time worked for me and my microphone which is the JBL encore mic, that’s a lie— i actually don’t remember how i came about that BUT it worked out, and that is my mic.ANYWAY, just get it, your inner child rockstar is def gonna thank you lolToodaloo <3

Years ago I had mic stands with round weighted basesNow it's difficult to find them, all they had was tripod mic standsFirst the tripod failed, then it cut my hand, so I ordered thisI will be using it to perform on stage, but it is thin so the threads may strip but so far everything is working greatIf it was studier, I would have given it give starsI'm happy with it

Arrived promptly! Actually pretty decent quality for the price. Had to change out the mic clip cause it was too large for my sE V7 mic, and had to put teflon tape on the threads to keep the pieces from trying to unscrew as I was moving the mic around during performance, but very stable base. Just enough weight to keep it from toppling over, but light enough to pick up, and play around with on stage as a frontman. All, in all, very impressed for the price. Needed a few minor modifications, but nothing unreasonable for the price. I would definitely recommend it. Just have a different mic clip on hand, and some teflon tape, and you’re good to go!

I got this in December. After about 10 uses the top section of the stand just snapped off where it screws together. The section is just to skinny to withstand any sort of movement or holding stand by hand. I cannot recommend unless it just stands in place. It is also a little crooked as I don't think the threads were put in perfectly square.

LOVE IT. If you need a mic stand just go on and order this one. Its tall enough. I'm 5'9 so I'd say it easily goes up high enough for someone 6'0. The base is decent, heavy enough to keep it stable. Back in the day I had one with a real solid, heavy base. Its not like that but it'll definitely do. I'll probably be ordering another one.

It does what it should for the most part. If you’re just looking for a stand to hold your mic while you sing, this is perfect. But if you want a mic that can handle a performance where you’re doing tricks, this is not that kind of stand. It’s sturdy but unstable. When you adjust the height, you unintentionally unscrew the stand from the base. You should also be careful when handling the stand, I’ve dropped it on accident and the upper shaft broke. I bought another one and it broke again in the same place. Again, it’s a good mic if you just wanna stand and sing. If you want to be James Brown or Marlon Jackson, find a different stand. If you also want a mic stand like Freddie Mercury, just drop the stand a couple times and you’ll have an almost perfect replica.