FIFINEMicrophone Boom Arm, Low Profile Adjustable Stick Microphone Arm Stand with Desk Mount Clamp, Screw Adapter, Cable Management, for Podcast Streaming Gaming Studio-BM88

This FIFINE Microphone Boom Arm is exactly what I needed! It’s amazingly sturdy, holds my mic securely in place, and has a low-profile design that looks clean and professional. One of the best features is the built-in cable management, which keeps wires neatly tucked away for a clutter-free setup. The movement is smooth, and it stays in place without any sagging. If you're looking for a high-quality, well-built boom arm, this one is a fantastic choice!

The Fifine BM88 is a well-designed, low-profile microphone boom with a sleek, streamlined appearance and no visible branding. It features effective cable management and operates smoothly without creaking. The boom is sturdy enough to support relatively heavy microphones and includes adapters for both 3/8" and 5/8" microphone clips. The desktop clamp is lined with rubber to prevent scratches, and the handle incorporates a clutch mechanism, allowing it to be neatly positioned beneath the desk. While the microphone swivel mount could offer a bit more range of motion, overall, this is a high-quality desktop boom that looks great, performs well, and offers excellent value for the price.

I will start of by saying for the price it's very good. But if I have to be picky there's a few things it could improve. First off it's all metal except for a few plastic pieces like the cable cover rails and the ball head tightening knob. The pink color is very good, it's nearly pastel pink like my Nintendo Joy-Con in Pastel Pink color.Installation was very easy and I really appreciate that the mount has a handle that can be adjusted so it's always out of the way. I do however find that it takes a lot of force to tighten the two arms together and keep the mic from sagging and even then it's not as tight as I would like it to be.On mine there are a few spots where the paint was scratched out of the box, the mold of the metal is also hit and miss in some spots. The my biggest issue is the plastic cable covers. I dread taking them off because they require a lot of force and EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. it ends up hurting my fingers is some way either from them getting pinched or my fingers hitting sharp metal pieces trying to remove them. They take force and are a pain to re-install.Overall it's pretty good for what you get and I would give it 5 stars if it wasn't for those cable covers. The attached picture is an example of the many areas that have chipped paint and there's a lot, that's not dirt.

I normally don't take the time to write reviews, but this boom is extraordinary, and I really wanted to write a review. I had previously had my microphones on a stand on the desk, and I can tell you that it makes so much of a difference in the sound quality if the microphone is faced directly in front of me and close to my face. The range of motion is exquisite, and it is wonderful that I can move the microphone to the other side of the desk, and it completely clears the space. The arm itself is very sturdy and amazed at how well it supports the microphone. The availability of having it move in several directions is something that I am looking forward to. I also love that the cables so eloquently hide into the arm itself. I thought that I would have to send the cord into the hole and out the other end, but I was pleased when I realized that there is a plastic cover that easily slides off and then locks back into place, making the cord so easy to install or change if need be. The arm has space of over an inch and one-half that would allow any cord to be used. I currently use a USB C, but many other types of cords could be used with as much ease. I highly recommend this product, it is very high quality and professional! Worth the money, quality product.

Very sturdy, doesn't mess with my sound quality when I bump into it (Blue snowball mic), the weight is a little heavy but that's to be expected with an arm that reaches up and not down like a boom. The arm has a joint that can be tightened easy with an alen wrench that is provided that can keep my heavy mic held up but yet can also be moved semi-easy. The mic attachment part, ball joint thing can come off completely so you can attach your own ball joint. Makes this arm stand out in versatility. There's also a little screw-on disc that helps keep your mic secure if your mic cant fit the whole thing (hey, yooo).

i’ve been looking at this arm for a while because it looks great and is affordable and i like fifine. everything comes sort of loose but you can tighten it with the included allen key. the cable management covers are a little tough to get off and might cut you if you’re not careful but they’re okay after you do it like once or twice. the mic arm is great quality and very adjustable. it’s also compatible with most mics due to the included adapter. now the part i don’t really like about it is the “rotatable ball head.” you have to tighten it really tight in order for it to be able to hold your mic up without it falling, which in turn makes it so the paint scrapes off if you rotate it while it’s tight, which i did. my advice is to first find the ideal position for everything, and then tighten it so it doesn’t look like the photo above.so i 100% recommend this to anyone who has the budget (because $50 is still a decent amount for a mic accessory considering mode people just use headset mics) and wants a good looking good quality mic arm, just be careful with the ball head thing in order to not scrape the paint off.

The media could not be loaded. Great boom arm. Works just as advertised and cost half the price of the Elgato one making it a more budget friendly option. I used this with my Rode PodMIc and that is a mic that weighs about 2lbs and held up no issue. The low profile makes it so I can easily hide my mic when not in use and have the mic come from under my monitor. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to de clutter there desk.