Millenium MS 2002 Mic Stand

I bought a pair and considering the price, I was satisfied. After some time I bought another two but unfortunately the newer ones had the knobs made of hard plastic which isn't even nearly as durable as the more rubbery plastic on the older ones and also doesn't feel as nice. I was very disappointed.

Pros:
+ price
+ vertical part can be used without the boom
+ when you tighten the screw, the boom doesn't pivot
Cons:
- the stand is very light and a heavier microphone might tip it if fully extended
- knobs are now made of hard plastic which can break if the stand falls
-the paint can get scratched by the screw that holds the telescopic part of the boom in place

If you need a cheap small mic stand for a light mic (e.g. e906, KM184), this one is pretty good as long as you treat it well. Of course it ain't no K&M.

...but this mic stand is kind of underwhelming. I came across a few different stands by now since I bought it and it's very lightweight (which is never good for any stand), the top element has an expendable piece but it doesn't have a stopping rim and when fully extruded it's unstable (I fear it's going to fall out) and the point where the bottom piece is screwed on the top piece requires it to be fully tightened, however then I can't rotate things around because the plastic cover is actually a set part of the top piece not a tightening element...
Admittedly it's not an expensive piece of equipment and it does the job about half the time, but if I need a good reach or need to use expensive microphones then this is not the right tool.

I'd say that it's a bit flimsy at worse. It's not a bad product at all, especially considering the price but I'd opt for something more expensive next time.
The 3 legs are sort of weird with 2 of them being longer than the 3rd and it makes for awkward placement in tight spaces. Also, the thing that tightens the microphone to the stand is really easy to get loose and I had to keep re-tightening it.
Just save a bit and get something higher quality. You'll not regret it in the long run.
If this is the only stand you can afford just know that you will have some issues.

Unfortunately this Thomann made product isn't up to their usual quality standard, bought two of them because I needed a smaller ones to sometimes mic a cabinet and I wanted to still be able to use them for something else but the build quality is bad. They didn't fell aparat but the parts are really loose which makes them really unstable especially if you extend the arm and set it at 90 degree angle and put a heavy microphone at the end, the whole arm just starts to sag and you cant really tighten some screws to make it more sturdy and steady. It's good for lighter microphones or if you don't extend the thinner arm out of the thicker one to far. With time some screws and/or threads will probably brake and make it unusable but its okay for now. Don't recommend unless you will rarely change the arms length.