Best Microphone Mounts of 2025

"I recently acquired this arm, and I must say, I'm quite pleased with it, especially since it's my first one and I'm streaming just as a hobby. Many other budget models have springs that are too strong, requiring additional bands to maintain the desired position, but this arm worked perfectly right out of the box without any adjustments. The setup was incredibly simple; I barely glanced at the instructions until it was time to attach the pop filter and microphone. So far, it's been flawless, easily maintaining any position I set. I appreciate its lightweight design and non-intrusive setup. My only minor critique is that the included pop filter is somewhat large, but overall, I find the value excellent. I would recommend this product to anyone starting out in streaming as a hobby or looking for an affordable boom arm."

"I got this for doing podcasts and am very pleased with its quality and great price. My son 'borrowed' it for his YouTube channel videos and I haven't seen it since. But it holds up well on the desk, keeps the microphone steady, and has made my son an Internet star. Yes, there are super expensive, super professional products, but if you're on a budget and want a REALLY good quality item, then save your money and get this! You won't be disappointed."

"I recently purchased the InnoGear Microphone Stand Mic Boom Arm to complement my Blue Yeti USB microphone setup. The dual-layer pop filter is a standout feature; it effectively reduces plosive sounds and enhances overall audio quality. Adjusting the filter and maintaining its position is a breeze. However, the C-clamp has a slick bottom foot, compromising its grip on the desk, which can lead to sliding. The loose fit between the peg and clamp results in noticeable wobbling, creating a less stable setup. If careful handling is acceptable for the low cost, this stand might still be a suitable option for my setup."

"I've been using the TM08B Microphone Flange Mount for a while and I’m really impressed. It’s compact, sturdy, and saves space in my studio. The built-in rubber shock pad effectively dampens vibrations, ensuring a clearer sound quality. It was also easy to install, making it a fantastic addition."

"I installed two of these on my desk, one for my mic and another for my camera. I love that I can secure my equipment exactly where I want it instead of having clamps at the edge. The mount is made from thick steel and has a solid base, which keeps everything stable."

"My goal was to find a threaded mount to suspend a mic stand from my ceiling for better placement and to save floor space. The TM08B caught my eye due to its solid construction. After minor adjustments, it was perfect for my recording booth."

"For a cheap knock-off, this shock mount is surprisingly good. I wasn't getting any complaints before using it, but now I can touch my mic stand without the mic picking up vibrations. I got it for inexpensive reasons, and it does the job perfectly."

"I had a Uhuru mic and just needed this piece replaced. The mic fits snugly, and I've not noticed any audio problems after 3-4 recordings. The clamp style is more reliable than my old part."

"I ended up returning this for a refund because it seemed a bit cheaply made. The foam looked like it would peel off after little use. I rated it 3 stars since it was accurately described but not the quality I expected."

"I've been using cheap plastic mic holders for a while. With even the slightest bump, they either break or let the mic fly off. This cold shoe mic mount is QUALITY and should be the last one I have to buy. It’s made of aluminum, adjusts to fit different mics, mounts securely to the camera, and blends in nicely with its matte black finish. It’s pricey, but considering how many plastic ones I’ve bought over the years, I’ll save in the long run. It came nicely packaged, shipped quickly, and returns are free. I recommend Small Rig for anyone tired of cheap gear that breaks."

"I’ve always been a big fan of Smallrig products, and this mic holder did not let me down. It’s well-made, holds the microphone nicely with a rubber lining, and has the strength to support a dead cat windscreen. Plus, it accommodates larger mics too. A great addition to my gadget box!"

"I needed a better solution to mount my shotgun mic for self-filming hunts. I was previously using a Rode SM3-R, but it never stayed tight, and the shock mounts broke halfway through the season. I ended up using the mounting bar from the SmallRig mic holder and attached it to the SM3-R. Now, everything sits nice and tight, and it fits snugly to the camera. I definitely recommend this mic holder along with other SmallRig accessories."

"I was concerned about reviews claiming the mount's screw wouldn't fit my mic, but I took a chance and it worked out beautifully! It fit perfectly on the first try. I'm satisfied that both the mount and the mic are made of solid metal, which gives it a sturdy feel."

"My desk is quite mobile, and this mount has been a game changer in terms of preventing unwanted noise from my movements. It has successfully isolated sounds from my keyboard and mouse, making my recordings much cleaner!"

"I initially thought the screw wouldn't fit my Blue Yeti X, but after a little push, it secured nicely. It holds its weight well and absorbs vibrations from the table effectively. The only downside is that it feels a bit bulky."

“I purchased this for my Audio Technica AT-4033 microphone. The elastic bands on the original shock mount had lost their grip, and I was worried about fit due to the mic's thickness. However, the expandable clips worked perfectly, and it holds my mic firmly, even upside down. The pop filter is a nice touch, though I prefer filters that attach farther from the diaphragm. Overall, it performs well and is great value for money.”

“I got this for my old Rode NT2, and it was a perfect fit. It feels stable and secure, and the pop filter works well. Honestly, the quality exceeds what I expected at this price.”

“I’ve been using the HyperX QuadCast since launch, and after its mount broke, I was hopeful this would fit. Removing the clamp allowed me to use the original mounting points, and now it works perfectly! Plus, it helps to dull the bright red light on the QuadCast. Highly recommend this kit.”

"I ordered these for more adjustable tom mic mounts, and they worked perfectly! My mics are pretty heavy, and these held up well. The variety of positioning options of the arm makes it easy to find a way to position the mount, and the two ball joints provide the perfect amount of flexibility. Getting these for a fraction of the cost of other, similar options is a steal!"

"Because of the width of the mouth adjustability, they can attach to a lot of things. I'm using them for drum mic holders. The arms are a bit limited because of how short they are, but so far, they haven't slipped or dropped after the drums have been beat on. There are better items out there for drums, but these seem to be a good, cheap starter for recording practices."

"Using this to hold my microphone just below my monitor clamped to the monitor pole. Works excellent! It took a few tries to get it right to hold the mic at a 90°, but it's working great now!"

"I found a great price for this mount, and it holds my Presonus M7 very securely. I'm very satisfied!"

"Using the PX1 mic with this mount has significantly improved my recordings. It delivers exceptional sound quality and eliminates vibration noises when attached to a stand."

“I got this clamp to use with my mini shotgun mics for recording ambiance and IEM. It's well made and a little heavy, but I can position it any way I need. Overall, a great product.”

“I needed a sturdy solution for my mics, and this clamp was perfect for adding a lower rotor mic to my stand. It holds the mic very well, and the grip is adjustable. It's reduced the number of stands I need, which means less clutter for my setup.”

“I had some SM57 mics that were a bit too heavy for these clamps, but they work great with condenser and lighter mics. Overall, I think it's a solid choice for a range of recordings.”

"I was initially skeptical about the price, but this stereo mic bar is worth it! As a beginner in stereo recording, I struggled with positioning multiple mic stands. The guides on the bar are incredibly helpful for achieving the correct angles for various configurations. It also comes with spacers for placing mics above each other, which is a game changer. I highly recommend considering the pivot adapter for better positioning!"

"I regret not purchasing this Rode stereo bar sooner. I had a cheaper option before, but it was a mistake. The Rode bar is wider, allowing for better stereo separation and has spacers for easy X-Y and ORTF setups without tangled mic cables. The angle markings are a fantastic addition, making setup a breeze!"

"I ordered this bar alongside my two NT50 mics and I'm thrilled with my choice. The diagrams on top showing mic positioning are great, and I used it immediately for acoustic recordings with outstanding results. While not the cheapest option, I'm very satisfied with the quality and performance."