Microphone Stand with IPAD Clip, Floor Foldable Mic Stand with Phone Clip,Heavy Duty Tripod Boom Arm with 2 Mic Clips and Carrying Bag for Singing Karaoke Stage

Very sturdy and easy to assemble. Slides and adjusts very easily. I'll probably order another as a back up/extra.

Good, light weight stand easy to transport and set up.

I use with this an iPad holder, so I don't utilize the boom arm, but it holds the iPad steady for reading music at gigs. Very lightweight and folds super compact. I can fit this in my trumpet case and keyboard case very easily. Adjustable and stable once it's set up.

Stand seems reasonably built and is stable. The only problem, so far, is the carry bag has ripped open after only a couple of weeks. Hopefully this is not a sign of problems with the stand in the future. Would have given 5 stars but went with 4 because of this. It looks like the only remedy with Amazon is to return the stand but don't want to go through this process so will just hold on to it and tape it up to try and make it last a while longer

I returned the 1st one because it was missing a locking screw. The replacement was complete. Since it is telescoping it has a little bit of wobble, but is stable enough for my needs. It is nicely portable. For me it hold 2 mics - lower boom for guitar and upper goose-neck for vocal. A key factor for me was that each tripod leg is double-braced, so it is not flimsy. I am very pleased with it.

* Both tablet/phone holder and mic get high enough, even higher than six feet. Since six feet is not the highest it gets to, it is stable (not prone to tilting or falling) even at six feet. Most stands do not do this well. * The mic arm is length adjustable and long enough. This is allowing the face captured in the video from phone to look good (looking more professionally done than a selfie taken from an arm's distance). * Even with the mic arm pulled to full length and a normal mic weight held, it is stable as much as the arm aligns with one of the base tripod legs. (If you align the arm to go in the middle of two legs, it would tend to fall -- this is entirely normal and happens to all such stands.) Since the arm is long enough, you could stretch the arm in full and extend it to the far/opposite side to make it stable if you want to. * The tablet/phone holder is not ideal for holding phone vertically. It requires bending the (bendable) top segment, which works, but is not ideal. I just bought a different phone holder (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07S8TTH34) which fitted just great. * Having a bendable arm at the top means getting phone to perfect vertical or horizontal positions takes a couple tries. It works though and is not something to be done again and again. So just fine. * I think the stand sans the mic arm would be stable enough to hold even a heavy camera. * The bag that came with it seems tall enough that one would not need to disassemble the stand to put it in the bag. * There were minor scratches on it (photos). Not ideal, but very fine with me.

The quality is decent for the money. The tripod base is kind of small though. If you use a professional quality microphone the entire stand can easily fall over. And the microphone clips are not professional quality. They are not sturdy enough to hold a professional microphone. I would suggest making the tripod base larger to accommodate professional microphones and upgrading the mic clips as well. That might make the price be higher but it would make the stand more useful and worth the extra money.

Sturdy and very useful

Buena calidad y recomendado

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