CAHAYA Mic Stand Tripod Boom Arm Floor Microphone Stand Height Adjustable with Carrying Bag and 2 Mic Clips 3/8" to 5/8" Adapter for Singing Performance Podcast

This is a very sturdy, easily adjustable mic stand. Great value, lightweight. Works with a vocal mic or overhead for drums.

First off let me say that this company makes a pretty good product. Usage for the boom is for speaker frequency measurement. That being said, the stand arrived with all the parts intact but one piece was slightly bent. I contacted the seller to see what they would do for me. I received a return email the next day from Enver the customer service rep who pleasantly stated they would be happy to send me out a replacement part. Barely four days later I received a rather large box from FedEx and was puzzled as to what it might be. To my surprise, when opened there was a complete replacement boom stand inside!! Amazing! This without asking for a return of any sort. AND... this one was perfect! The stand is well made, sturdy and easily adjustable. With turn lock leg extensions rather than the usual clasps and work easily. Would that all companies had their business model. BIG Recommend!!

I recently acquired the "CAHAYA Dual-use Tripod Microphone Stand" and had a mix of experiences. It’s worth noting both the highs and lows to give potential buyers a full picture.Pros:The overall sturdiness and stability of the mic stand, once properly set up, are commendable. It holds the microphone well and seems like it can withstand regular use without issue.The portability and included carrying bag add a level of convenience for musicians or speakers on the go. This makes it an excellent option for those who need a reliable stand that can travel with them.Cons:The quality of the materials is passable, but my stand arrived with a defective part. The upper arm lacked the necessary threads to screw in the vertical part of the stand. This required manual intervention, which was both unexpected and time-consuming.I rated the quality of material 3 stars due to this defective part. It's a reminder that sometimes trying to save money up front can lead to additional costs—in this case, the cost was my time and effort.In conclusion, The "CAHAYA Dual-use Tripod Microphone Stand" is a product with potential, but the lack of attention to detail in quality control can lead to a frustrating setup experience. After resolving the issue, the stand functions as expected and does offer a good value for its price point. For future purchases, I’d consider spending a bit more for peace of mind and to save on the effort of troubleshooting.

This product exceeded my expectations in every way. Great quality, works perfectly, and I would definitely buy it again.

I love that it's easily folded and retracted in to a small footprint, and includes a bag. And I love that it comes in white. It holds a Shure SM-58 and cable just fine, although if the end boom is flipped on the down side the mic will tilt down, the clip isn't very taught. I am 5' 10" and it easily reaches my height and extends over a music stand with good reach. It is not as sturdy as a $200 stand, but it doesn't cost that. Especially when it's extended on all sections it can seem on the border of being flimsy. Otherwise for being so affordable it's excellent to have as a backup stand, or heck even a main stand. Won't hold up to on-stage antics, but if you're well behaved this is a great affordable stand.

The CAHAYA Tripod Microphone Stand with Boom Arm is a budget-friendly option that gets the job done, but it comes with some noticeable drawbacks. On the plus side, it's lightweight and easy to assemble, and the included carrying bag is convenient for transport. The stand is fairly adjustable, and the boom arm provides decent reach. However, the build quality feels somewhat flimsy. The plastic components and lightweight metal give the impression that it might not withstand heavy use or accidental bumps. I also found that the stand isn't as stable as I'd hoped, especially when the boom arm is fully extended. The included microphones are basic and produce a decent sound for casual use, but they're nothing to write home about. Ultimately, this stand is a decent option for beginners or those on a tight budget, but if you're looking for durability and high-quality performance, you might want to consider investing in a more robust model.

Very Good!

If you’re looking for something to hang a pool noodle on, you found it. You can set this up as high or as low as you want and the noodle fits easily over the part where the microphone would go. You don’t need all the pieces attached so it’s even quicker setup. This thing is awesome and was the cheaper version I could find. If you’re working on your swing path and don’t have someone to hold the noodle, this will do the job.