Mic Pop Filter, Professional Metallic Mic Pop Filter Mesh for Blue Yeti and Any Other Mic, ARISEN Dual Layered Microphone Pop Filter, Mic Filter with A Flexible 360° Gooseneck Clip Stabilizing Arm

Loved this thing. Used it on my microphone for a few years. My previous one had spandex, and would get dirty REALLY fast from dust and animal hair. Because this is metal, I could easily clean with a Lysol wipe and call it a day. Solid build, and has some weight to it. The bendy-adjuster-thing (cannot remember the name) would move with some effort and would hold it shape to anything less than shaking it. Solid design, functioned what I needed it to do. Liked the look of the metal in the middle as well. Overall, great buy.

Could hear the change in audio quality the second this was put in front of the mic. Good stuff.

Works well, easy to use and install.

I bought this being kinda skeptical because it's made of metal rather than the usual fabric ones, but it works absolutely amazingly. It completely eliminates all of my breathing, I am a heavy breather due to asthma, and I couldn't hear any breathing when I played back the recording.Absolutely worth it!

I do home studio recording and I always struggled with popping P's before getting this filter.It works great and looks great and despite other reviews, I feel that the Gooseneck Clip Stabilizing Arm sits in place very well and I don't have a problem with stability. It's hand tightened to the mic stand boom and hasn't moved since I purchased it 4 months ago.

Pretty much a standard pop filter, The thumb screw you tighten has a triangle button the end of the screw to rest and apply opposing pressure on whatever you are mounting it to.Performed the ""hand"" test where you hold your hand in the back of the pop filter and blow air through it, and I didn't feel a thing thanks to its double metallic mesh.Don't listen to the negative reviews about this filter. It's durable, stays in place, does its job extraordinarily well at this price, and you DON'T have to tighten the lockscrew so tight that it slides to one side of your mic stand. I used a finger to keep it in the middle as I was tightening it, and it's still in the same place where I mounted it yesterday for the session.You don't, and SHOULDN'T overtightens your gear anyway if you want it to last. The strength of its gooseneck is definitely worth the extra $5 over the cheapest other offers, and after a 4-hour vocal session with a vocalist who knew very little regarding mic etiquette, the filter stayed put.For the price, it outperformed my expectations. I would definitely buy one again, or more if I need them

After some time it will start to make a qweeky noise. I was recording an artist and I could figure out what this noise was coming from. Turns out the cordish part Squeaks after time. It lasted for months before it started doing this. Maybe 6-10. I can't fully recall the exact time I just know it wasn't too much pass a year IF that.

Over the past ten years of making music and recording VO's, I've been through a handful of pop filters. This is definitely the best one I have had. It has a few layers of mesh in the center. I am guessing these duplicate layers are what take out even more plosives and esses than other pop filters.Definitely recommend this pop filter for anyone recording VO's, singing, rapping, etc.