Elgato Wave Mic Arm LP White - Premium Low Profile Microphone Arm with Cable Management, Desk Clamp, Versatile Mounting and Fully Adjustable, perfect for Podcast, Streaming, Gaming, Home Office

Best quality mic stand I’ve had. Got it on a deal for Black Friday. I used to use those cheap £10 ones, and they just break months after, and not to mention look out of place and squeak after a while, but this one is sleek, hides the wires and was real easy to setup, it’s sturdy, clamps on there well, very flexible! It’s a perfect size for my setup and great value! No squeaks or metallic noises when you move the arm about, just a really good product overall. If you’re thinking about getting a mic stand, buy this one, it’s reliable, adjustsble and will last years, I’ve spent more on replacing cheap old ones than I will ever have spent on buying just one of these bad boys! Quality does not disappoint!

It's very expensive but if you get this on a deal it is well worth it! You can feel the quality of the arm but I wouldn't pay the initial asking price for it. It's easy to set up also. Nothing hard about it, just clamp it to your desk.

I can't do much more than echo what's already been said in other reviews. The only thing I can think of that could bother some people is that it's friction mounted, meaning that you have to turn a knob to make height adjustments. But once you've got it set up, you shouldn't need to do this often, you can just swivel it out of the way until you need it. It's sturdy, the swivel movement is smooth and I just love the low profile design that lets it sit under my monitor rather than over it. If you like the sound of this, get it, you won't be sorry!

I bought this as my last mic arm snapped and was terrible quality. Upgrading to this has been a game changer. It's so sturdy and well made, it's low profile so it no longer gets in my way. I love this mic arm so much.

I didn't want to spend too much on a desktop microphone arm, but the white Elgato Wave was on offer so I took a chance based on its stylish white looks.I use a Rode NT1-A kit with a suspension cradle and pop shield, and this arm supports it all fine. The total weight of my mic equipment is approx 1kg.The Elgato arm is very well designed. It has a clever removable magnetic plate system which allows you to quickly conceal a thick XLR cable out of sight with ease. I also like the arm's low profile design which I find much tidier to look at that a standard tall arm. The matte white powder-coated metal finish is excellent.The rotational bearings are good and allow many options for orientation, adjustment and fold-down storage, although the overall height reach is obviously quite limited due to its design. If you need an overhead mic, you should go with an upright design instead, but this low-profile design is ideal for attaching to the back edge of your desk (out of the way) and folding the mic towards you when needed.I use lots of professional broadcast equipment and despite my reservations, have been very pleased with this so far.

I think this arm is overpriced but it does have good functionality and is very easy to install.

I was sceptical about spending so much on a mic arm but now I couldn’t imagine using anything else. The low profile means I hardly ever notice my mic now as it doesn’t get in the way at all

Not impressed.Arrived with some very minor cosmetic damage - just a small scuff, but off to a poor start.The product itself is a very solid all-metal build, but it sags under the weight of a Shure MV7 even at the highest tension. The arm is advertised to support up to 2kg (4.4lbs) while an MV7 weighs in at 0.55kg (1.21lbs) - barely over a quarter over of the adversited weight limit.The arm is also awkward to readjust when at the highest tension, so if you're in an environment where you have to regularly make positional adjustments throughout the day, perhaps explore other options.Both of these flaws seem to be addressed in the updated 'Pro' model, but the price difference is frankly unreasonable for a mic arm.