InnoGear MU-PSA28W Microphone Boom Arm, White, Cable Channels, 32.3-Inch Reach

Built-in cable channels help keep your microphone setup tidy while leaving the arm free to move into position. The InnoGear MU-PSA28W suits a desk-based recording space where you want flexible mic placement, its adjustable arm also works well when you need to reposition the microphone between recording and streaming.

What you’ll notice day to day

The arm moves in multiple directions, with 135° of forward-and-back adjustment, 180° of up-and-down movement, and a base that rotates 360°. That range makes it easier to bring the mic toward you for a session, then move it aside when you need more room at the desk. Compared with a fixed microphone stand, this desk-mounted design is useful when your preferred mic position changes throughout the day, for a setup that stays in one spot, a stationary stand may be the simpler approach.

Cable management is built into the arm. Remove the rubber covers, place the cables in the channels, and replace the covers to keep them routed along the stand rather than loose across the desk. The white finish and covered channels create a more organized look around a streaming or podcasting station. Buyers often praise the stand’s appearance and sturdiness, while feedback on how easily it adjusts and stays in position is mixed.

Quick overview

• Type: Desk-mounted microphone boom arm with clamp
• Color and material: White alloy steel
• Horizontal reach: 32.3 inches
• Maximum height: 37.4 inches
• Maximum recommended load: 3.5 pounds
• Connector: 5/8-inch metal thread
• Included components: Extension riser and rubber cable covers

The arm’s internal springs support microphone positioning, and the detachable 6.3-inch extension riser provides extra height when useful. Its maximum reach and height can help place the microphone over a monitor, while the clamp attaches to desks up to 2 inches thick. The 5/8-inch connection is compatible with microphones including the Blue Yeti, HyperX QuadCast, Blue Snowball, AT2020, Shure SM7B, and Fifine AM8. Check that your microphone setup uses the listed thread and stays within the arm’s recommended load.

Usage tips

Attach the clamp to a desk edge that is no more than 2 inches thick, then position the arm for your recording space. Use the extension riser when you need additional height, such as placing the arm behind a monitor. To organize cabling, lift off the rubber covers, lay the cables in the built-in channels, and replace the covers. Once the microphone is connected, adjust the arm and rotating base to set the placement that works for your session.

Questions before you buy

How thick can the desk be for the clamp? The clamp is designed for desks up to 2 inches thick.

Which microphones can connect to the arm? It has a 5/8-inch metal connector and is listed as compatible with models such as the Blue Yeti, Shure SM7B, HyperX QuadCast, AT2020, and Fifine AM8. Confirm your microphone’s connection and total load before setup.

What comes with the stand? The listed included components are a detachable extension riser and rubber cable covers. The riser adds 6.3 inches of height, and the covers fit over the arm’s cable channels.

Final verdict

For a podcast, streaming, or recording desk that benefits from adjustable microphone placement and tidier cable routing, the MU-PSA28W brings useful reach, multi-angle movement, and a desk clamp into one setup. Its white finish and included cable covers make it especially suited to creators who want the mic within reach without leaving cables spread across the workspace.