Lizard | Boom Arm MI05

I purchased a 79.00 boom that had the headset holder. I received everything else but the C clamp didn't have the headset holder. The boom is great as far as the low profile and it meets my needs 100%, but I was extremely disappointed when I didn’t get what I’ve paid for. I spoke with 2 representatives that said that I should send back the boom to get the one I've ordered. It's reasonable but with a quality control issue, it wasn't worth it. However, a 10 dollar refund would be acceptable.

Cable tray cover isn’t strong enough to hold up cable after snapping in cable and putting back in its slot. Snaps for cable broke very easy.

One of the boom arms clamps are stripped and will not hold the arm up.

All right, I like it too much.

Very solid arm, however could be nicer if it had an arm piston build in like monitors for users who move their microphone around.

Great fit for my home studio. Easy to install and durable.

Like the extension height

The package came just a few days late from what the app said, but overall super reliable arm

I wanted a flexible boom arm that gave me lots of options for placement, was strong enough to hold my SM7b up, and gave me a good height and level for multi purposes. Highly pleased with the product

I was hesitant at spending the $70 for just a microphone mount, but this has exceeded expectations for me. I have a 3 monitor setup, with my main "monitor" being a 42" LG C2. The old crane style microphone mount would always be in my field of view while playing, and I had to have it off to the side because it couldn't properly be used coming from under a monitor. This though, fit the bill perfectly and is everything I wanted. It has the proper length, and design to be used coming from under a monitor while being out of my field of view while playing games.

My son is an avid gamer and streams on a couple different platforms. He has a few different microphones and boom arms, and this is by far the nicest one he has. He was able to put it together and attach to his desk himself. It’s just a clamp style installation. But very secure. It also has a hook to hang his headset on! His other boom arms can only be adjusted up and down, but this one can swivel as well, at two spots. It holds his blue yeti microphone very well, and came with the right adapter to attach it. You can also hide the cords inside the arm-there’s a plastic piece on each section that pops out and you can run the cords thru there and snap back in. Be careful so you don’t snap the pegs off that hold that piece in place though. He did that trying to reattach it. He doesn’t use the cord hider part anyway so he said it’s not a big deal. I think if I’d been putting it on myself it wouldn’t have broken. But he’s only 17 and hasn’t put a lot of stuff together. Overall this is a fantastic choice for Amy streamer or gamer.

I have used a lot of microphone booms and stands but this is one of the best boom arm that I have come across. It gives you a variety of mounting options from the standard desk clamp to drilling a hole and mounting it directly to the desk. I couldn’t use the desk clamp on my desk top because my desk has a molding around the edge and not enough overhang to accommodate the clamp. So, I used my own option and mounted the clamp to a shelf on the top of my desk. It worked great and kept the boom arm at just the right height. I really like how quiet movement with this boom arm is. Other products you always had the noise from the movement of the tension springs. This unit has no springs and uses plastic bushings for a quiet and smooth operation. Assembly was relatively easy and the only tools needed were provided. Another great feature is the cable routing through the boom arm sections. All you do is just remove the detachable bottom plates and place the cable inside and slide it back in place. This keeps the cable neat and organized.I really like that at those times that I don’t need access to the microphone, I can just fold the boom arm and move it out of the way. Another plus is not having to give up additional real estate on my desk top with a traditional microphone stand. Definitely worth the investment.

Nice low profile microphone mount, keeps low and out of your monitor view and hold the mic firmly, a good arm at a good price.

Love this low hanging boom arm…I snake it between my two monitors so that it comes out directly center to my desktop set up. Easily swings away when not using and I need more maneueverabilty for other surface controllers. Will be purchasing a second one for another set-up I have.

It's an extremely sleek and sturdy microphone arm.Unlike the traditional microphone arms, this one has a sleek, modern appearance, which is only complemented by its smooth movement, steady arm, and attachment points.The assembly was extremely fast and easy, with the instructions being very clear, even providing the choice between two mounting set-ups.Additionally, the arm has an inner compartment for your microphone cables.At the base of the microphone stand, there's a folding headset rest that is a nice addition to the arm.Overall, it's a great microphone arm, and it has no issue handling heavier microphones with ease.The movement is smooth, with the benefit of the solid all-metal construction.

Sometimes the most simple designs are the best. This is a nice quality arm that stands the test of time and lots of use. I've had this for over 4 months and have used it religiously. Never fails me.

It’s a nice unit well put together. Easy to move around . Love the low profile arm

So if you are tired of the springy "cheap" looking mic arms, this works nicely, at least for me. Running the cable took some figuring out (I actually broke one of the wire covers, it SLIDES. So to remove it, stick your fingers in one of the two possible holes, and carefully try to slide it down the length of the arm, if it doesn't move readily, try the other direction.) Getting a thicker wire to fit in the little clippy is borderline impossible, which is part of the "ding" on the rating I have. You may just end up pushing the cable in and putting the cover back on.My other complaint is that while the arm is adjustable, you have to use a hex tool. This would have been much better made with butterfly thumbscrews or the like, although that might have messed up the clean look. I still prefer this over my old arms, but I'll probably modify this one over time.

This is a unique mic arm. It is not like the ones that fold. This one articulates horizontally rather than vertically as you might expect with a mic arm. It feels very sturdy and is highly adjustable. It has a beefy look with the way it is designed and it is very stable. I am happy with this mic arm.

The plastic parts of this item are damaged and I didn’t open within the 30 days so I will not be able to return. Good mic stand. Bad quality assurance

This boom arm has been great at keep clutter down on my desk. It handles my large HyperX mic perfectly. The clamp wasn't large enough to attach to my desk but I had no problem drilling a hole to use the alternative attachment. Great buy!

When you don't want on overhead boom arm, this is the perfect boom for you. Out of the box, it took just a few minutes to set up with a vise clamp grip on the edge of the desk or table. If you are worried about compressing or blemishing your desk, slip in a piece of cardboard/wood paneling (padding is included) in the clamp and you are good to go. This allows you to install a microphone mount that adjusts upward to just the right height for you to speak. Add your own mic and you are ready to roll. Metal construction, no assembly flaws I could see. It just sets up and works!

This mount has a good reach. I have it mounted to the side of the my desk so I can swing it out of the way. Many other mic arms come up with the mic from above when mounted in the same spot and I just dont like the placement. Keeping it low and coming from underneith is helpful.The joints can be a bit stiff to adjust if you sit up and down. They will work in over time. I have a Rode Podmic USB attached to this, so its a nice heafty mic and holds up just fine. I like being able to hide the cables in the arm, looks nicer and keeps it cleaner.The headphone hanger is an interesting addition since this generally is made to be mounted behind the monitor, so it would be hard to get to the clip.Overall this arm is built pretty well and is at a good pricepoint for what it is.

This thing is built like a tank!Pros:- As the title says, it's built incredibly well, the tolerences are amazing!- It's versatile. You can choose the way you want it deployed, with the extra tall arm, with out it, or in which section you want the height-arm to be added.- It hold's up fairly heavy microphones (Rode NT1A + it's shock mount + pop-filter). Although, I probably wouldn't try using it for something like the Electrovoice RE20.- Super easy to swing the mic in and out of positions when you're ready to record and when you're done recording.Cons:- Although the build quality is really great for the arm itself, it isn't the same for the cable cover below.I had the tabs on mine breakoff while trying to install the arm. They are made of plastic and are kind of flimsy.- The mounting mechanism for the microphone/shockmount is a tad finnickey, as you have to exert a lot of force to tighten and secure it, so your microphone doesn't come loose and "swing down".Overall, it's well worth it's price and I would likely not get any other arm for my use case.

OK - First - I'll rave about this as a sturdy, very very unique and stylish design. I was getting tired of the scissor style boom-mic arm on my desktop, This is sleek and furls to one side of your desk when not in use. Downsides? 1) it's a little more than a pain to assemble. 2) I am still getting used to the mic placement. If you are a podcaster this is PERFECT - but if you use it for zoom calls, well you cannot adjust this so it is overhead and out of view. it is mouth-level, and this takes some getting used to. But 3) -- Failure! In the assembly - the boom are is VERY well made and high quality - but underside are 2 plastic "retainers" to hold the hidden wiring ... cool - but cheap. In fact (since the instructions are very vague on how these snap in) - the "snap" parts broke easily - and that ruins the entire boom arm (wires hanging out). So with a little crazy glue and some Velcro straps - all was OK ... but it was annoying work. Once this traumatic memory fades, I will be more enthusiastic. I was going to give it 3 stars for all the extra work it caused. But using it makes me think 5 stars. We'll compromise and I'll leave you with a "gentleman's 4" stars.

This Boom stand works great. It holds its position very well. I have a light on mine instead of a mic and it has not had any major issues. The plastic hooks that are on the wire covers are cheap and I broke them off accidentally the first time reinstalling them to cover the wires. Other then that this arm is really great and feels durable compared to the cheap one I replaced.

Awesome mic stand. Wanted something reliable that would do the job without effecting the aesthetic of my setup. This is a classy stand, not an accent piece but functional, professional, and clean. Just what I wanted.