FIFINE BM88 Low Profile Microphone Boom Arm Stand for Gaming Streaming | Adjustable Stick Stand, Desk Mount Clamp, Cable Management, Screw Adapter, for Podcast Streaming Gaming

Hell of a product for the price. The build quality, sturdiness, and value here are honestly hard to beat. I was expecting something flimsy at this price point and was completely wrong. The arm is solid metal, feels well made, and once it’s set it stays put — no drooping or sagging even with a heavier mic on it. The desk clamp bites down tight and doesn’t wobble. The low-profile design is a big plus if you don’t want a boom arm hovering in your shot or your face. It swings out of the way easily and the cable management channels keep everything clean. Setup was quick and the included screw adapter meant it worked with my mic right out of the box. For podcasting, streaming, or just cleaning up a desk setup, this does everything I need and then some. Great product, great price — no complaints.

This boom arm does exactly what it's supposed to do. It looks better than the standard Fifine boom arm, and feels much sturdier. I have some nitpicks with this boom arm, but I can't rate this any lower than 4.5 stars, even with the following nitpicks: Length - I have a wider desk (about 32 inches), and the boom arm is clamped on the back. With the arm fully extended, my Fifine AM8 was a little too far from my mouth, and I had to buy a 6 inch extender to get it where I wanted. Screw Holes - If you clamp this at the back of your desk like I did, and the desk is pushed up against the wall, if you want to open the mouth of the clamp where the boom arm is supposed to install into, you need to use the allen wrench from behind where you can't see the screw hole. I ended up having to remove the clamp, widen the opening, and then reinstall the clamp. I wish the screw hole was on the other side for convenience sake. Other than these issues, I'm pretty happy with the product! The boom arm looks great, the built-in cable management is very much appreciated, and it has more than enough mobility to get your mic exactly where you want it. The additional extenders I installed do slightly affect the weight balance and stability of the upper arm, but it does not move around on its own. I might be able to resolve that issue with tightening the control arm, but have not done so yet. Pros: Installation was easy, articulation is intuitive. Feels much more quality than the standard Fifine boom arm. Cons: Awkward screw placements, just a little bit too short for my exact desk. Final Verdict - Worth the money.

I cheaped-out on my original microphone boom arm. Got what I like to call the El Cheapo Guzman of mic boom arms. The springs in it would make an obnoxious noise every time I moved the arm - several times a day. And the mic was never really in an optimal position. And it obstructed my vision at times. Holy smokes. Y'all ain't here for that, so let's talk about this microphone boom arm. Simple packaging, simple to set up, and rock-solid once it's dialed in. Because of how each piece is capable of articulating, I am able to adjust the height easily, the angle of the microphone relative to my mouth, the distance to my mouth, and all of that, with relative ease. For context, my desk is 55" wide (a little more than 4.5 feet). I set up this mic boom arm on one side of the desk (strong hand side, obviously), and as far as edge-to-center, this boom mic just gets where it needs to be: not such that I need to kind of lean or do some weird hullabaloo - I mean, it just comes to the point that I need it to. Then, the second "rung" of the mic boom arm can lift "up" to where my mouth is. Not obtrusively, but nicely. Like a good interviewer is holding the mic for me. The lower "rung" of the arm is also not obtrusive; keeps my mouse game on fleek. All in all, I'm disappointed that I didn't acquire this absolutely superior microphone boom arm sooner.

=Intro= I have this Boom Arm attached to a Fifine AM8 for casual communication uses as I am upgrading my audio set-up to have a dedicated mic and headphone solution as opposed to a headset/mic combo, as the mic on my current headset is failing. =Aftersales Support= Originally when the arm came, the hand screw piece that clamps the mic down to the arm broke after I tightened it. I then reached out to Fifine Support [Rosie] about the issue, and after a few days, I had a brand new hand-screw part in hand at no cost to replace the old one, which now works and does not suffer from the same issue, so thank you for good after sales support on that. Now, as for the boom arm. =Physical Specs= The arm itself extends to a total length of ~28 inches, not including the length of your mic, which I feel is ample to position your mic roughly ~5 to 6 inches from your face even from a laid-back posture, if you were all the way pushed in to your desk. You can tighten the joints of the arm with included hex wrenches. I have not tested the tightness of the joints after tightening as that's not my use-case. The clamp itself has a very small desk footprint, taking up about 2.5 inches in width, and 2 inches in depth on the desk. The ball joint for adjusting the mic at the end of the boom arm is a bit finicky to adjust at first, as one clamp is responsible for adjusting the mic left and right, and also up and down. Luckily, the aforementioned hand-screw makes tuning this a bit easier. I've got it tightened to a point where I can adjust it with some force while tightened, but the mic still holds in place. =Cons/Feedback= Something that I wish they had added is the ability to drill the boom arm into your desk as opposed to a clamp, similar to a monitor stand. It's hard for me to tighten the arm entirely due to the clamp's position on my desk. This does not seem to be a common concept amongst other boom arms for some reason. Also, instead of a long hand screw to tighten the clamp from the underside, it would be nice if it was a cross-style or T-style hand screw so it would be easier to tighten the clamp in tight spaces [i.e, between desk legs and a drawer which is where my clamp is]. I'm not entirely sure if this is due to me over-tightening it, or adjusting it while tightened, but the ball-joint's powder coating seems to be scraping off a little. This doesn't seem to affect the functionality of the mic as a whole, or the overall general appearance, but just something to note. I do feel at times the clamp or the socket (unsure which) where the arm where the arm connects to the clamp is a tiny bit wobbly if I brush it with my arm, but I would say is stable at the end of the day. =Price= I got it on sale at ~40$, however even at MSRP, this is a solid buy as a beginner level boom arm. It holds my mic in place, pushes away easily when I don't want it there. Most other boom arms start at ~70$ from the research I had done from more established audio companies [Shure, Rode, Elgato, etc] for a hanging boom arm, with low-profile options costing more. I definitely feel like that this is a very competitive pricepoint for this boom arm.

Honestly for the price? This stand is great! It holds up the weight of my WA-47Jr. The ability of hiding your USB-C/XLR cables in the boom arm is a nice touch. The quality seems very sturdy. You can use 5/8 or 3/8 threads on it. The ball joint on it I can see failing at some point but time will only tell. The one thing I might see as a make or break is the handle on the clamp. If you’re trying to put it right next to a desk leg might be an issue. I honestly have nothing else to say about the product!

I’ve been using the FIFINE BM88 low-profile boom arm for my podcast setup, and it has been a great addition to my desk. I wanted something that stayed out of the camera’s view while still positioning the microphone exactly where I needed it, and this boom arm does exactly that. The low-profile design gives my desk a clean, professional appearance while still being sturdy enough to hold my microphone without drifting or sagging. It moves smoothly, is easy to position, and the built-in cable management keeps everything neat and clutter-free. I’ve been so happy with this boom arm that when I needed a taller boom arm for my YouTube studio, I stayed with FIFINE and purchased the BM66T. That says a lot about the quality of their products. If you’re a podcaster, streamer, online teacher, or content creator looking for an affordable low-profile boom arm that looks great and performs well, I highly recommend the BM88. It’s another excellent value from FIFINE.

This boom arm exceeded my expectations. It’s solid, holds my microphone securely without sagging, and the low-profile design keeps it out of the way while recording or streaming. Cable management is clean, the adjustments are smooth, and it stays exactly where you position it. Assembly only took a few minutes, and it instantly made my setup look more professional. If you’re looking for a high-quality boom arm that feels premium without the premium price tag, this is an easy 5-star purchase

This boom arm is an absolute massive upgrade for any gaming or streaming setup. If you are looking for something that is incredibly strong, this is exactly what you need. The all-metal construction is seriously impressive—the metal is so thick and heavy-duty that it feels virtually indestructible right out of the box. It provides unbelievable stability and holds my mic perfectly in place without even a hint of sagging, no matter how much I move it around. The mount that you screw to the desk is also insanely strong. If you put it on properly just like the instructions say to do, this boom arm is not coming off. It anchors perfectly to the desk and provides a super secure grip. I absolutely love the low-profile design because it can be set to extend right under the bottom of the monitor without interfering with the screen at all. The arm extends smoothly, and it rotates a full 360 degrees, giving you a ton of flexibility to adjust it on the fly while streaming or gaming. On top of the insane build quality, the hidden cable management system is top-tier. It keeps everything looking incredibly clean by hiding the wires completely inside the arm so they aren't hanging everywhere. It is such a well-designed piece of equipment, and I completely love it. The overall look, feel, and sheer strength of this thing are just amazing. Highly, highly recommend! (P.S. I also posted a full video review of this boom arm paired with the K688 mic over on the Fifine K688 Amazon product page if you want to see it in action!)

Bu kadar iyi beklemiyordum. Elbette amortisörlü bir kol gibi değil ama kaliteli bir hissi var, kablo saklama kanalı güzel. Eklemleri sağlam. Ben darbe seslerini iletmemesi için masama bağlamadım, bunun çok yararını gördüm. Masaya ne kadar çarpsam da kol mikrofona ses iletemiyor.

Arm won’t tighten.. Edit: seller reached out and offered an instant fix, really recommend!

Realmente es una muy buena opción; el soporte es de perfil bajo, te permite ajustarlo de diferentes maneras, así como esconder los cables en su interior.

Pros: Does the Job. Moves freely but with some resistance when screws are tightened down. Doesn't feel sloppy (at least out of the box, time will tell) You can tell its not 200 dollar Boom arm but in day to day use it doesn't seam like it will make a difference. Looks reasonably clean. It it just a single bar design. The logo on the front is a bit in your face but if you view the pictures I added you can see that I removed mine and it looks much better. Excellent mounting versatility. The thread adapters fit my microphone perfectly (Elgato wave 3 with gimble mount) and seams they would fit most any. Above all it can be mounted upside down to the bottom of the desk and the clamp can be removed to allow it to mount with a screw. The stand off that the boom arm mounts to is hollow with a flange at the bottom that works well with heavy thread pan head screw. Functional easy to use cable management. Covers slide off and your cables can be laid inside. It is big enough to fit both my headphone cable as well as Microphone cable. Cost. Its cheap and still will deliver the desired performance of most any recreational gamer. Cons: Ball mount to the microphone has limited range of motion. If your boom arm is at a downward angle, coming from the side of your desk, mounted on top, it can not be adjusted to bring the microphone all the way back to vertical. If your microphone does not have a side to side adjustment it will sit at an angle which is more then anything aesthetically annoying. you hopefully will be able to adjust the mounting location in such a way that its not an issue. Does not seam to be an issue when undermounting the mount. It also sits a fair ways off the desk. If your monitors are less then 4 1/2 inches off your desk the first segment of the boom arm will not clear them. I included some pictures of how I set mine up. Decided to write a long detailed review because I was surprisingly pleased with this product and hope be helpful to others in choosing their products.

Good product