Microphone Wall Mount Boom Arm - Microphone Wall Mount for Mic holder，Horizontal Mounting Wall，Space Saving Desktop Metal Mic Stand Clamp by SUNMON

I bought this after my mic fell and spilled water all over my computer. Works well, I'd recommend getting a drill to install it though, since it's kind of a pain to just screw stuff directly into the wall normally. I'm very confident that it won't fall, and I haven't had any issues with moving my mic or it randomly falling and frying my motherboard with water since I installed it.

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Perfect if you can’t clamp mount your boom arm to your desk. I mounted it to my table on the side for it and it’s does exactly what I needed. I just wish it was white instead!

Is sleek and just what I need, but the threads that hold the arm to the baseplate are pretty weak and sheared early on. Easy fix with a longer m4 bolt and nut clamping them together

Came with metal wall anchors instead of the plastic kind products usually come with. It was an excellent surprise because it turns out the wall I wanted to mount it on isn't the best for mounting.

First, the screws that came with this kit barely fit through the holes in the fixure and they're also silver while the rest of the fixture is black.Second, the drywall anchors are fundamentally incompatible with the screws.Third, the drywall anchors are the flimsiest, grossest, worst anchors I've ever seen (even if they were sized correctly for these screws, I'd never put them in my wall).Fourth, the set screw for the base of thing is about an eighth of an inch long so it barely contacts the arm, it's also seemingly a non-standard size.Fifth, once I got this fixture installed, its designed in such a way that the weight of the microphone arm uses the fixture as a fulcrum and all the weight rests on the top screw.This is one of the worst products I've ever bought in my entire life.

Had an issue with the first one I received, but the seller replaced it w/o too much hassle.Seems pretty sturdy and well made. Great when attaching to a desk/shelf isnt really an option - like in my vocal booth.The other ones Ive seen are way too flimsy.

For $15, I'm pretty comfortable with this wall mount- feels a bit more sturdy than some of the other options I've seen, and being all-metal construction (even along the protruding bit, thought that was plastic in the store pics) is a good extra bit of piece of mindThe included template sticker was a big help, made installation a breeze ^-^ the inside of the mount is also slightly padded, to avoid damaging the wall. Since the top bar is decently wide (and also sturdy) I'm able to use it as a headphone hanger as wellMy only slight complaint is the drywall "anchors"....they don't expand at all with the included screws, so you may want to make a trip to the hardware store for some better ones. With the width of the lower two holes, you might not be able to get all 3 to line up on a wall stud. In my case, I only got the upper hole to drill into the stud, the lower two were through drywall only