InnoGear LP98W Low-Profile Microphone Boom Arm, White, Magnetic Cable Channel

If you need a microphone arm that keeps a compact desk setup clear, the InnoGear LP98W is designed to sit close to the desktop. Its lower arm rises just 3.35 inches above the desk, leaving room for a streamlined workspace. A magnetic cable channel keeps wires routed along the arm, while the adjustable joints help position the microphone where you need it for recording or streaming.

What to know

Made from alloy steel and finished in white, this low-profile boom arm supports up to 3.3 lb. Its design suits setups where a taller arm would take up more visual space, including small workstations, streaming desks, and audio corners used for calls or recording. The arm offers 360° base rotation, 180° swivel, 170° tilt, and 360° shaft rotation, giving you several ways to position the mic as you sit, stand, or change your desk arrangement.

Cable organization is built into the arm rather than added as an external accessory. The snap-on magnetic channel opens for routing and access, then holds cables along the boom to help keep the desktop less cluttered. The manufacturer describes the channel as spacious enough for XLR and TRS cables. For a typical recording setup, that means you can guide the microphone cable along the arm instead of letting it trail across the work surface.

Fit and sizing

The C-style clamp attaches to flat-edged desktops up to 2.36 inches thick. Rubber padding helps protect the desk surface where the clamp makes contact. Assembly involves inserting the arm into the desk mount and tightening the knob, so the main setup step is securing the clamp to a suitable desk edge.

Two screw adapters are included: 3/8" to 5/8" and 3/8" to 1/4". The listed compatibility includes microphones such as the Blue Yeti, Blue Yeti Nano, Blue Snowball, Shure SM7B, and MV7, along with select Logitech webcams with a 1/4-inch thread. Match the adapter to the threaded connection on your device before attaching it.

Who it’s for

This arm is suited to streamers, podcasters, and home recording users who want a microphone within reach without making the desk feel crowded. Its low profile is especially useful when arranging a mic beneath or near a monitor, while the broad range of movement helps accommodate different seated or standing positions. If you are choosing between a conventional taller boom and a more discreet mount, the LP98W puts space-saving placement and integrated cable routing at the center of the design.

Customer feedback commonly highlights the sturdy feel, sleek appearance, low profile, and straightforward setup. Some buyers praise the range of motion, while opinions on how easily the arm adjusts are mixed. That makes it a practical match for users who value a compact, organized desk and want several adjustment directions for positioning their microphone.

Is it worth it?

A solid pick if your priority is a discreet desk-mounted mic arm with a steel build, a 3.3 lb capacity, and cable management integrated into the boom. The included adapters support several common microphone connections, and the clamp fits flat desk edges within its stated thickness range. For streaming, podcasting, or recording in a space-conscious setup, the LP98W combines low-profile placement with flexible mic positioning and a tidier cable path.