Gator Frameworks Vocal Recording Metal Screen Pop Filter with 12.4-Inch Gooseneck, Great for Podcasting, Broadcasting, and other Content Creation (GFW-POPFILTER-MTL)

Removes all of the hard P's from my audio.Simple to attach and works great.I do wish it was slightly lighter, but that's minimal.

Solid, seems good. Screws into the bottom of my Yeti Microphone. Didn't need to use the clamp. The clamp is padded so that is nice if I ever need to use it. No issues really.Tested my Yeti Microphone with and without the filter. The filter did not muffle my voice or change it except for getting rid of some pops. Works as advertised.Build quality seems good. The flex arm stays in position pretty well during a session. If you move the microphone around the flex arm will move so you will need to make a quick adjustment to get it perfectly again.The filter is 5.5in wide. If you are doing something where you need something a little more compact or are working the computer while talking then you might look elsewhere. But if you have this hanging on a boom mike it wouldn't be in the way really. Your call.Overall glad I dig around a little more and got this one instead of the cheaper ones that alter or muffle your voice a bit.

When I went searching for a pop filter, I just wanted something that could do the job at a low price. Well, this is it. The pop filter performs VERY well, I have no problems with that aspect of this product at all. My recordings come out clean and pop-free...however, I do see where other reviewers were right about it's workmanship...It does seem a little flimsy, you can see where glue is holding some of the parts together and that it probably would not be good at taking a lot of abuse if you carry it around a lot. Also, it does droop a bit when I attach the clamp to the stand. But it's not terrible. After all it's the SOUND quality I am most concerned about, and in that aspect...it does very well.The bottom line is this: If you want a good pop filter at a LOW COST and you don't plan on abusing it with lots of travel and constant wear and tear, then this is PERFECT.If, however, you plan on carrying it around a lot, and you are the kind of person who just tosses stuff around without taking it's fragility into consideration, just fork out the extra cash and look for something more high-end.

I can't even say how many pop filters I have tried and returned because they were not designed to fit an SM58 type mic on a boom stand. Finally this one works! The gooseneck is very easy to bend and stays where you put it. It is long enough to reach from the boom arm to the front of a handheld style mic. I actually bought this because I got a set of Behringer C2 condensers, They sound good with vocals, but because they are condensers they are much more sensitive to plosives than the SM58. I needed something that would help me keep a consistent distance from the microphone and possibly stop some plosives from reaching the mic. Although I don't think any pop filters actually work for stopping pops, you really need to depend on your vocal technique to avoid blowing air at the microphone.

A lot of these filters were getting some conflicting reviews. i was leery but decided to finally choose the Gator Model. Its weight and build are amazing. I think if you are an on he go type person you should refrain from leaving reviews about things that are not necessarily meant to be for a traveling person.. With that said I think this filter will stand the test of time. It locks on great and is very maneuverable. I love the double layers as well. It diffuses the air quite well and all and all I am VERY happy with the purchase. I think this is the BEST deal out there for the price and value. Gator has a reputation for sturdy products and this very much lives up to that. This will be in my studio for a long time.So if you are looking for a Pop Filter this is a great one. And the second you see a review about someone lugging things around that aren't meant to be lugged around skip right over it. They are going to give you a negative view on something that is otherwise a fantastic product.It's like reading a review on how eggs break when you throw them... and then saying "well I am not buying those eggs."

Not a very effective pop filter. It’s not too heavy, and the fit is “ok”, but it doesn’t really seem to audibly reduce the popping on the other end of my mic. I think there are better pop filters out there, probably wouldn’t recommend.

This pop filter works great. As a frame of reference, I have another no-name brand pop filter that has also always worked well for me but needed a second filter for recording multiple tracks simultaneously. The Gator Cases filter has better build quality than my original filter and works flawlessly. The clamp has a nice feature I have not seen on others--a padded clip and a plastic holder on the screw to prevent scratching your mic stand. Don't hesitate on this item.

I was looking for an alternative to the pop filter that Blue sells for the Blue yeti mic. What made this one the most appealing is that the bracket can be seperated from the gooseneck part allowing the gooseneck and pop filter to be screwed directly into the bottom of the Yeti Mic where a mic stand would normally screw into. It's a cleaner looking way to install the pop filter to the Yeti mic and it's very stable too. I tried mounting the pop filter with the bracket attached to the stand the Yeti comes with and even though it can be done, it looks sloppy and its not as secure. As for the pop filter itself, it seems to be of decent quality. The gooseneck is pretty flexible and it holds your desired position well. This is a double layer pop filter with about an inch of space between the two filters.