Hola! Microphone Stand - Mic Stand w/ Adjustable Height and Boom Arm for Home, Studio, Office or Stage - Standard Clutch Single Unit

First class in every way

Amazing stand for the money, very sturdy.

For £37 this is a must soiled mic stand you will not be disappointed you need to get a mic clip but it's ok

The stand is generally great for the price and quite well made … the only annoying thing is that the stand easily works loose from the base!Perhaps it would be good if a locking nut under the base was supplied in the kit or maybe a small tube of thread lock to stop the pole from coming loose! 🤔

Really sturdy, proffesional looking and slick. What I don't like about this stand is the way the arms are fastened. It's not fool proof. It's tricky to work it out and even after that fact it feels as though I'm forever adjusting the stand as things are moving around with the lightest of touches. It was reasonably cheap so I'll live with it but I wish it was a simpler product to adjust and fasten and I wish the screw points were aligned more accurately as they aren't quite centred. It's worth the money since it's far cheaper than other similar items despite the problems I've faced with adjusting and fastening the boom arms.

Good stand, well made and easily adjustable

Works perfect, ton of room, and very sturdy!

I'm a lead singer. I've been playing in professional bands for 40 years. In that time I've used all kinds of mic stands from Ultimate, Gator, Atlas, K&M, Hercules, etc. You name it, I've owned it. I'm not rough on my mic stand. I certainly don't throw them around. And I don't slam them down. For added protection, I carry my stands in a separate case so they don't get crushed or broken by larger equipment. After paying $100 bucks or more, I expect a mic stand to be sturdy, and last a year or two. I don't think that's asking too much. I've had a lot of bad luck with past mic stand. Legs breaking, clutch giving out, etc. Once, in the middle of a show, I reached back for my Ultimate stand and it literally fell apart, into several pieces. I went as far as to let Ultimate know about a design flaw in the tripod legs. They kept breaking! But who the hell is gonna listen to me, right? Over 40 years of playing on stages. So, what do I know?Recently I saw the Hola! video featuring a gentleman (I think his name is Adam) who was very knowledgable about the Hola! stand. He described all the features that the stand offers, a lot of which I needed. I was so impressed that I bought the stand, and I haven't regretted it one bit.I've been using the mic stand (with clutch) for several months now. (I took off the boom to use it as a straight stand. I prefer the tripod over a heavy round base.) One of the best features.. I'm 6' 1" and it's tall enough for me! (YES!) I love it. No problems, no worries. I may go as far as to say that this is my favorite mic stand ...ever! It's very easy to unfold or store. It's lightweight. And when you open the legs to full extension, they lock in place. It feels very solid. The clutch is always a handy thing to use. It feels like I can trust this stand. I'm pretty darn sure that this won't fall apart in the middle of a show.Hola! has designed a sturdy, beautiful, practical, quality piece of equipment that I know I'll be using for a long time. This is a superior product for the money.From one long-time musician to another, don't pass this up. And to the people at Hola!... THANK YOU!And no, Hola! did NOT pay me or coax me to write a positive review. I'm just trying to save all my fellow musicians a lot of time and money.See you on the road.Peace, Love, and Music!

Me gustó bastante este tripode para microfono, es muy resistente y de material grueso, lo recomiendo mucho.Aún que si lo quieres llevar a presentaciones debes de tener en cuenta que es más pesado que los de la competencia,A mi me encantó este producto :)

The one-hand clutch for height adjustment is a stroke of genius.

I wanted a mic stand for a heavy mic - a Maono PD400X, which weighs 1.6 pounds - and I needed to extend the mic pretty far from the center of the stand horizontally. This stand can extend the end of the mic a bit over 2 feet from center without a counterweight. It might be able to go a bit further if you really crank it. You won't be able to use the full extension without a counterweight if you have a mic this heavy, but you probably expect that.This is clearly a well-made product - kind of amazing for the price. All the components feel tough, and it's easy to make adjustments. I only wish they included a counterweight, or offered one for a reasonable price, because there's only one on Amazon and it costs as much as this stand.