InnoGear Microphone Pop Filter for Blue Yeti and Other Mics, Dual Layered Wind Pop Screen Pop Filter Mask Shield with Flexible 360deg Gooseneck Clip Stabilizing Arm,Black

There's honestly nothing impressive about this, which is fine. I don't need some revolutionary blow me away product. I needed a simple unobtrusive pop filter. That's exactly what this is.The construction of it is 'okay' at best, but then again you get what you pay for. Its cheap plastic and cheap fabric. The tube and clamp are both metal and feel sturdy enough for what they are. Also, the clamp has rubber pads, so it shouldn't hurt the finish of whatever you're clamping it to (if you care about that sort of thing) and overall it does its job well. Lastly, the arm doesn't really droop or have any issues supporting its own weight, so far.However, I have noticed that where it attaches to the clamp it can unscrew. If you try to turn or bend it in the wrong direction, you'll end up unscrewing it and it will never stay where you want it to. Not a big issue, but just something worth being aware of.Overall, I give it 4 stars because of the one previously mentioned minor issue and the budget build quality. Again, don't expect to be blown away. Its a cheap pop filter which does exactly what its supposed to.

I loved the product at first. I got it for my son for his recording and it’s hooked up on the side of his mic. So it’s in front of the mic and it just falls all the time it doesn’t stay where it needs to be. The long part with the screen falls because when it’s been moved around to many times it’s just not strong anymore. It’s attached very well where you screw it in that’s not the problem it’s the bendy part that isn’t strong anymore . I would still purchase it again but it just needs to be stronger.

There are tons of options for these. This is the one I chose.It works, and doesn't feel cheap. The ring has a solid feel. The filter mesh material is soft and flexible. The clamp feels sold. The clap 'foot' is strong metal that does not feel like it will bend when tightened down (and has not on my mic arm). The flexible arm portion is metal and holds it position for the most part.The ting one might get wrong when trying to use this particular unit is to try and set it up to have the screen come up from below, the flexible arm positioned as you see in the picture. What you will find is that you position it in the perfect position, and then it slips down from slack in the arm. It may be possible pop filters at a much higher price point don't have this slack. But this one does for me. The solution? Simply have it come over the top , bending downward. You are already taking the slack out of the arm and it should stay where you park it.I am happy with mine, and can tell you it really does what it says it can do: remove the pops.

It does the job, and it's a good quality product. Just wish the clamp was a bit stronger! It doesn't always stay in the perfect spot

I started setting up a home studio for audiobook narration and found that the old "face slightly away from the mic" trick was not enough to prevent "p-pops." I assume everyone considering this product already knows what that is, and this product gets rid of all of them! Absolutely worth the money!! Does exactly what it is supposed to :)

Works as stated. You clamp it to a mic arm and adjust position to you taste and ready. Can be a tiny bit tricky to get it stay in the position you want but once set, it stays.

If you want an efficient pop filter without spending a ton on one those crazy ones. This is gonna work out great for you. It attatches fairly easiy to my mic stand (I have the AT2035) and it does its job. If you test it using your mic it does a great job blocking the harsh popping. And if you hold the filter and do a strong pop sound you can feel the nylon stopping it and you probably wont even feel the air come out from behind it. It's extremely well, but the pop filter arm tends to come loose from the fastener at the bottom and it can get frustrating trying to reposition it into a manner that doesnt fall. Other than that this product works great and I already have reccomended it to friends

I use this with my Blue Yeti microphone (blackout edition) to create voiceovers for my youtube videos.It does seem to help make the voiceover cleaner and sound better which is why I set it up every time.Many reviews states it does not stay up, but mine does as long as you mount it so the support is in the properplace to provide support (don't attach is sideways and expect it to say up).Pro:Works wellRelatively easy to set up.Easy to store.Cons:The only thing I wish, it that is has more options to attach than the "V" clamp. Would like to have a regular clamp to make it easier to attach to flat object (like my Varidesk).

Works Perfect for new set up

9/10 pop filter6/10 build qualityAs an inexpensive pop filter it works beautifully. I speak about a fists length away from my microphone and put the pop filter between and it removes most plosives.My only complaint with the product is that the plastic frame connecting it to the arm is extremely fragile and the head is not meant to be twisted. If the head is twisted the plastic frame will separate. Additionally, you’ll have to fight with the arms as it wants to unscrew from the clamp and/or rotate the filter quite a lot when you move it around.

Cada que quiero poner el filtro pop en cierta posicion, se mueve y es un continuo batallar para ajustarlo a determinado lugar. Lamentablemente pase la fecha de devolución. Mejor inviertan en uno mejor y no en esta basura.

For what you pay, this thing is surprisingly good. The flex bar is tough and when put in position, stays there. Very satisfied with this purchase.

This is a really good low budget pop filter. After I spent $200 on my blue yeti, and $300 on FL Studio I was pretty low on money so I bought this and it work’s amazing. I really do suggest this pop filter