Mic Pop Filter

I'm a young recording artist and this works awesome for me. Have had it for about a year now. It can withstand drops and bangs. Sounds good on playback, can barely hear pops and "t" sounds.

The title says it all. The filter screen itself is a wide enough mesh that renders it completely useless, and the articulating arm is so loose, it is almost impossible to adjust to where you want it. I'd send it back if it wasn't so cheap that it isn't worth the time.

I needed a pop filter in kind of a hurry, and with a low budget, now ill say a mesh filter is WAY better! But this one has accomplished it's job for what I do, being Rock, Indie, Metal, and Classical, it makes enough of a difference that I'd rather have it than not, put a panty hose on it and it's actually very good, the mesh will bend, so you'll have to straighten it up every now and then, but that's ok, for the price I'd recommend it if your in a hurry with a low budget.

The pop filter is fine. It works like any other. But the one depicted is gold and the one i received is black. Not a problem, just a note. The construction seemed a bit flimsy. The weld between the metal mesh of the pop filter and the goose neck didn't seem well constructed. I was afraid to bend the goose neck into the position i needed it to be in. But other than that it's a good product. Works well and will definitely improve recording quality. Good for the price as well. I wasn't expecting a professional studio pop filter.

This pop filter looks nice, and is built well, but those are about the only positive things that can be said about it.First, I'll start with the plosives (the point of having a pop filter in the first place); sadly, this pop filter doesn't do a very good job of it. It CAN be effective, as long as you're sure to keep the filter a good distance from the mic. 3-4+ inches is about as close as you can put it and expect it to still be somewhat functional for stopping your plosives if you tend to sing close to the windscreen. Using a traditional fabric mesh filters, I've been able to get much closer than this in the past.Next is the biggest problem with this pop filter (yes, even bigger than it not being good at handling plosives), which is that if you're too close to the actual filter, it actually introduces unwanted sound into your recordings. This is because of how the thing redirects the air through the filter. If you're singing anywhere closer than around 3 inches to the front of the windscreen, hitting a plosive is almost guaranteed to push more air through the filter than it was designed to handle at a time. This will cause an audible whooshing sound as the air is forced through the windscreen. Absolutely unacceptable for a piece of recording equipment. It's possible to make it work by keeping your distance, but certainly not ideal; especially if you're recording a singer who may not be as seasoned as some, who's continually forgetting they can't be right on top of the windscreen because they're (rightly) focused on getting a solid performance.Lastly, the build quality is okay. it's about what you'd expect for a clamp, gooseneck and piece of metal mesh stuck on the end. The components themselves are just fine, and the clamp and gooseneck are easy to adjust, the gooseneck is actually the nicest part of the whole thing.The bottom line here is, look around. There are plenty of far superior pop filters available for around the same price here on Amazon.

This pop filter does not have any sharp edges at all, and is not gold but black which adds a GREAT look to my CO1U condenser. This pop filter works A LOT better than my old Nady pop filter. I recommend this pop filter to everyone who needs a good pop filter!

Metal, so it does not break, and you can clean it. I would suggest this over cloth pop filters.Good for the price.The only thing I don't like about it is that it starts to smell if your breath doesn't always smell the best..

Doesn't stop pops at all. Completely ineffective at its job. I ended up returning it to purchase a different pop filter entirely.