Desktop Microphone Stand - Heavy Duty Die-Cast Metal Tripod - Adjustable height 4.7” to 8.7” H, Heavy Duty Clutch Supports up to 5 Lbs. - Ideal for Podcasts, Desktop Recording, Office - PMKSDT25

Easy to use product. It's an aluminum tube with reinforced plastic feet support and a removable mic holder on top. It has a screw on the side with a star cap that you can twist to adjust the height, very simple to operate and doesn't get sticky. The height of the stand is adjustable for about 1.5" and is able to 360 degree rotate around if you need it to. It easily held and fit both a pop filter and large microphone with a shock holder on the metal support. The product ships quickly with the mic holder not attached, if you use a flathead for the bottom of the holder you can get the universal female adapter with a diameter of 5/8" - undoubtedly the best part of this product. The tripod is very sturdy and has been holding 4 pounds with no issue whatsoever. I highly recommend this to anyone who needs their mic close to their face without worry of knocking it over.

Very nice product and worked well when I put my dholak on my lap and add micon both sides of my dholak

This is hefty enough to hold my shockmounted large-condenser mic. I wish it could adjust a bit higher - the photo shows it at its max height - which of course is ample for use seated at a desk, and that's its stated purpose. I just wanted something to use when standing to record in my tiny studio, that didn't take up floor space. But I can rig up some sort of platform, so not a huge deal.One thing to note - I almost returned it bc I didn't understand that there's an adapter screwed into the mic clip that comes with it (at least it was for me - this was a repackage). A standard-size mic clip won't fit on the post without that adapter - you need to unscrew the adapter from the clip (which wasn't easy for me, so I wasn't even sure it did unscrew at first) and then attach the adapter to the post, before you can use a standard clip (which the included clip will be after you remove the adapter I guess :)Also one of the legs doesn't lock into place like the others, which isn't a big deal for functionality, but is maybe why this one was returned the first time?All in all, a good item I expect to use a long time.

I didn't know whether I should go with the 8 dollar microphone stand that has both the microphone stand and clip or buy the more popular microphone stand (~$13) and a shure clip (~$3). I decided to go with this because the reviews aren't too shabby. I'm so glad I did. I saved some cash and this sand gives me exactly what I needed. I was afraid the construction would be full on plastic, but surprisingly, the stand is completely metal and it's very well weighted so my microphone isn't falling back. This was a great buy and I'm definitely really satisfied with it considering the price!

This is a fine stand. There's nothing wrong with it for normal use, it holds a microphone and stands well.I purchased mine to use while traveling, and it's not really suited to the task. The legs are held on with screws, and unfolding the legs turns the screws (loosening them). If you don't have a Phillips screwdriver with you, it's going to fall apart. It's not really designed for lots of folding and unfolding.Even so, with a screwdriver it's alright. It's not too heavy, not too tough and durable, and not too expensive. It's okay for desktop microphone duty. It's tolerable for travel.

just what I needed

I purchased these to use my Ipad with an Iklip in a table on the place where I perform, so I have the chance to have at reach the tracks right at the side of the mixing console. Before I was using a regular mic stand and I had to put it at the side of the table, and because the place provides the equipment, now I have the chance to use another mic stand for minor percussion or to invite another person to perform. Tiny but strong, this mini stand holds the weight of the Ipad along with its LifeProof case and the weight of the Iklip itself. Looks that will last for years, Pyle-Pro is a company that was at the level of Gemsound or Gemini, and as Numark gained reputation, they are on the same path, with affordable prices. For years I have a direct box from Pyle-Pro that compared with name brand ones I saved 80% on the price, and still is working perfect.

My original stand broke - one leg. I ordered this as a replacement and it is far superior to the original. It is sturdy, easy to set up and does the trick. Highly recommend.

Hay unas cuantas cosas que no me agradaron. Uno es que las patas se aflojan si o si cuando las abres, y necesitas un desarmador para apretarlas, si no, al levantarlo y moverlo se cerrarán.El tornillo de plástico donde va el micrófono, me causa problemas por que es plástico y tiene menos resistencia, lo bueno que la pieza que va ahí es de una entrada mas grande que los que se usan en tripiés de cámara, así que no te sirve como adaptador para montar el micrófono sobre una tascam dr-60, y no se desgastará por estarlo poniendo y quitando, solo no lo dejaría caer, aunque el resto esté hecho con un buen material.En cuanto estabilidad, ya montado solo con el micrófono y a su altura mínima, no me agrada su estabilidad. El peso del micrófono hace que sea más fácil que se caiga de lado si lo mueves por accidente. Aunque se pueda salvar solo con el micrófono, al conectarlo si se puede caer incluso cuando solo estás moviendo un poco el cable, y si agregas un anti pop, tienes que tener cuidado de mover cualquier cosa, porque un mal movimiento y tu micrófono se cae de lado.

Simple and sturdy. Great value for the price!

El soporte está hecho de metal, se siente algo pesado y es de excelente calidad, se ve que va a durar bastante. Lo uso con un micrófono condensador Pyle PDMIKT140 y su shock mount, no necesité ningún adaptador sólo atornillar y listo. El micrófono pesa y como dicen varios comentarios parece que se va a ir de lado pero acomodándolo bien, queda perfecto. Lo conseguí con oferta, así que por lo que pagué ($135 MXN) fue una excelente compra. No me arrepiento.

Solide.Il me sert pour maintenir lampes de poches et autres petits accessoires quand je fait de la photo (nature morte).

Creo que es un producto con características suficientes para un uso moderado, está hecho de metal y más plástico, este último material lo siento básico y espero que resista el uso que le doy. En mi caso lo utilizo para sostener unos micrófonos inalámbricos (ligeramente pesados), lo que si noté es que para artículos más pesados (micrófonos con cable) no brindan una buena estabilidad y aún apretándoles el tornillo que traen para sostener el mic, ceden al peso de éste. Dicho lo anterior, recomiendo esta base para micrófonos inalámbricos no tan pesados, los de cable también siempre y cuando sean de esos económicos, los de más calidad (hechos de mejores materiales) no creo que los resista. En general, son buenos para un uso básico y casero.