Pronomic Microphone Arm with Table Clamp Black

For more freedom of movement, I bought this micro-arm with three joints - a huge gain in freedom of movement compared to the two-jointed ones.

Stable, as long as you adjust it carefully and, above all, don't overtighten the screws. I would advise caution with table tops made of better quality corrugated cardboard: the bracket already puts a lot of pressure on the table top - in my opinion, the bracket could be a little more generously dimensioned.

The integrated cable keeps the table tidy, the quality of the cable and plug is ok, especially as the cable doesn't have to be that long (it's long enough for normal studio applications!).

A clear recommendation from me!

The mic arm was supposed to replace the mic stand on my music stand - converted desk, space on 2 levels for 4 open A4 folders.
Attaching the mic arm turned out to be difficult, it was also more in the way than the mic stand, I have to rethink the whole thing, especially when a heavy condenser mic is attached, the structure is already very unstable.

The springs are hard to put on but it holds even better. Very large & stable.

It doesn't let the heavy podcast mic starve on its long arm - in other words, it keeps its shape even when I clumsily touch it or handle it more roughly. That's what I wanted!

comes simply in a gray box without instructions. So I had to fumble first until I have attached the springs as it should probably be. I have also scratched my hand a bit, because the parts were not cleanly deburred, or in places parts were so damaged that minimal metal splinters stood out. I don't know if this happened during production or during transport.
I had imagined three movable ones differently and I also do not come on 1.5 m span, because with me the base arm goes in the other direction. Perhaps the springs have hung up wrongly. No idea. As I said a small schematic drawing would have been handy.