Microphone Scissor Boom Arm with Pop Filter

This is working really well with my Blue Snowball. I attached it to a side desk and it is robust enough to be extended and retracted multiple times a day.Upon arrival I was concerned because it was a total pain to assemble, bend correctly, and attach the pop filter. But once I got through that there were no further problems. I would recommend googling for photos and YouTube videos of other people assembling it. Once you get that out of the way it is sturdy and fun to use.

The Dragonpad pop filter and the NEEWER microphone scissor suspension arm review:2 products that are great for the price, but are definitely flawed.First, let me start of by saying I use a Blue Snowball Ice. I love that microphone. However, the NEEWER microphone arm is not compatible, thus making my purchase wasted. Not on my watch. I do have the Snowball connected to the arm, but by undesirable means. I have to leave the original tripod-like stand on the Snowball, which the skinny tripod bit fits into the microphone holding clamp. So I have 2 stands in 1. It's inconvenient, adds unnecessary weight, and gets in my way when used like this.Second, I like the pop filter. It's pretty good quality, is just about as flexible as I need it to be, and has a decent clamp mount. But it's not perfect. To me, the "filter" or wind screen or whatever you call it, seems like black panty hose stretched over a plastic ring. Honestly. I think you could make the same product with panty hose from the dollar store and save money. It wouldn't look as nice, but I bet it would work nearly the same. Also, the clamp for the pop filter is like a hook. It's not flat like a table clamp, or round, but instead angular like a triangle. Take not of that when deciding where you want it to be. I have mine clamped as best as I could get it on the second scissor of the arm, the arm holding the microphone essentially. It works, but is again undesirable.Third, the clamp for the microphone arm itself is small. If you have even a slightly thick table, or are using a plastic foldable table like me, then find another arm or another place to clamp it at. I've looked and looked for a different clamp and no such thing exists, just crappy Chinese or replacement NEEWER ones that do not add extra clamp distance. I have mine clamped to my monitor arm, so the scissor arms go over the monitor and down to my mouth. It's unelegant to say the least. It doesn't stretch far off, makes creaking noises, and is a huge pain as it's always there in your way. I know, I need a better place to mount it, but the clamp they provide is so garbage it's hard to find places to clamp it.For the arm itself, it's metal and decently sturdy. Can hold the weight if you tighten the screws enough (which is a real pain I must say, and they feel cheap). It extends a decent distance, but if it had 3 scissors instead or 2, it would be a lot better to use and more functionality. Or if it the rotating joints were able to bend in all directions besides vertically, it would be great.What's my take on this product overall and my recommendation?Well, I like the 2 products and think they work good enough. They are high enough quality and cheap enough that I can't complain, but there are big flaws and is not by any means a great set up. It's a GOOD solution, but a great one it is not. It will work for those on a budget, but if you can spend more, you'll have a more better experience and product buying something else.TLDR : Great solution for those on a budget but can accept obvious flaws, but for double the price you can get much better.

This Dragonpad suspension boom works very well in many setups! Highly adjustable into several different configurations depending on your requirements. I use my Dragonpad boom with my Snowball Ice microphone in my PC gaming rig setup and it holds very well and stable. I can easily fold and stow it, as well as extending out freely and smoothly.My only gripe was that the circular disk on the mounting clamp didn't feature a rubber pad to help maintain security and stability, but I was able to fix it by adding a small 3M mounting tape onto bottom of the disk. Overall, I was satisfied with this product!

So i got this for the blue snowball ice and the thing is it dosent come in a box but the pop filter and mic arm is just sitting in the package but the pop filter is a little bit to get sued to and wear out but after about a day of use it has a really flexable goose neck and its very nice to use and works fine and mounts on to my esk very nicely.

This boom is certainly inexpensive, and there is good reason. It is not capable of handling any significant size microphone, in fact, even a "normal" mic like an SM58 is almost too much weight for it. I think it is likely worth spending a little more to get a better device.

If you need a cheap way to hold a light weight microphone and don't care about sturdiness then this is great, but if you have more money to spare then I would look for a different solution. Holds my blue snowball perfectly and the pop filter works well.

No complaints with the pop filter - it's a little more on the purple side rather than pink, but it's a minuscule criticism. The pop filter works as intended and is very sturdy and is made very well.My main complaint is with the Boom Arm. It sags a lot and cannot hold a lot of weight (I am using a blue snowball mic). The joint where the mic connects to the boom arm itself doesn't have a handheld tightener to adjust the position and lock it into place. It's bizarre. There are much better boom arms - I wouldn't recommend this one at all.

good build quality screw is holding tight on my desktilting working perfectly and pop filter good tooeasy to setup !

Excelente brazo para micrófono por muy bajo precio. Excelente producto!

Excelente accesorio para microfono, para los amantes del stream o inclusive para grabar musica yo lo uso para ambos, el brazo es bastante rigido y se ve el material durable, no tuve sorpresas al montarlo en mi mesa y lo mejor es que viene con el pad, excelente compra sobretodo por el precio, lo malo es que si tienes que esperar un poco ya que en mi caso venia de EEUU a MX

por el precio esta bien, eso si para micros pesados como los sE Electronics los soporta pero cuidado ya que da la sensación de que se pueda vencer con su peso pero eso si, si no quieres gastar por un rato te puede servir, o ahorras para uno de forma tubular que soporte buen peso, o te lo fabricas ya que son sencillos de fabricar, claro esta si te gusta hacerlo ya que hasta de madera se podría hacer. tomando de base el principio de este soporte de micrófono básico. aclarar que dice hecho en usa, pero todo esta hecho y fabricado en china.

Este kit de brazo y pop filter es perfecto y de muy buena calidad y es muy bonito. No se siente barato o frágil. Se siente pesado, fuerte y que soporta peso. Fácil de dobla y desdoblar. Y el pop filter es grande, de doble capa y se puede ajustar muy bien no se siente que se quiebre al acomodarlo o torcerlo. Además, me llego completo y sin ningún daño, muy bien empaquetado.

Es de los mas economicos y cumple. Pero hay mejores.