BietrunMic Boom Arm for Hyperx Quadcast for Studio/Podcast/Computer/Streaming Mic

Su calidad es excepcional, soporta el peso del micrófono Shure SM7DB (Que los que lo tengan sabrán que no es muy ligero), viene en una caja muy bien protegida y estética, cuenta también con unas ranuras con soportes para los cables del micrófono lo que viene bien ya que no dependerás de los típicos hechos de velcro barato, es muy flexible en las uniones y la base rota para mayor comodidad al posicionarlo como se desea, como un plus puedo mencionar el soporte para cables/audífonos, sinceramente el mejor brazo que he tenido hasta la fecha.

I decided to take a step up from the many cheaper mic arms because of the excellent reviews. I'm glad I did. This thing is solid. It is heavy and feels a better quality than what I imagine the cheaper ones are. The single arm (rather than the several pivoting struts in each section of the cheaper models) looks much more professional. I used this with a Blue Yeti Mic (the regular size, not the nano) and it fits well with no movement on the arm even when fully extended. As said in other reviews, the spring is pretty strong so be sure to put on your microphone before worrying about it being too strong. I'd recommend spending the extra money for this one.

Very happy with the mount.

Es el segundo brazo para micro que compro y me quedo con este. Muy ajustable, seguro y resistente

EDIT: After I posted my review the company reached out to me and offered me a replacement, which I accepted but still had the same issue, after which they gave me a full refund without having to return the product. So, I will say even though I still don't think the mic holder is easy to use, I am updating the review to 5 stars because of the good customer service.ORIGINAL REVIEW: I wanted a sturdy mic arm that I could keep on my desk and move away when I'm not using it. This is sturdy, but it will not easily move away. It is so hard to adjust the arm angles because of the constant tension - you have to really force it to bend, and then it just wants to snap back in place. There are knobs you turn to lock the angle in place but you have to tighten them so hard to keep it locked in place again because of the constant tension in the arm. I do like that it has the recessed cord holder, and it looks nice. It would work better for someone that won't need to ever adjust the arm or move it out of your face while you're at your desk.