LMTECH Windproof Pop Filter for Microphones black2

3 stars really, but I'm giving 4 stars coz its cheap. It works ok a a pop filter but needs playing about with to get it to stay in place. It does, if you tighten the flexy thing up rather than screw things up as I did! Gaffer tape not needed yet. Not a wow but not a woe.

As a pop-filter, it works fine and mounts easily to most microphone stands. However, it can be a bit awkward to get it in position on keep it there.Pros:-Easily mounted to a microphone stand.-Works as a pop-filter.Cons:-The flexible neck does not always keep it's position, and tries to move out of certain positions.-The flexible neck sometimes starts unscrewing itself from the clamp.-May unbalance smaller microphone stands.-

The media could not be loaded.  I’ve never had a pop shield before this is my first one and I am quite impressed with it. I recorded my voice, first without the pop shield, then again with the shield and I can clearly hear the difference. Without the shield you will hear the popping from my P’s. I didn’t clamp it to my table instead I clamped it to my blue snowball microphone, and the flexible arm is staying in place. Very happy with this product.

Every voiceover artiste or singer should use one; allows you never to worry about plosives. The thread fitting at the bottom of the flexible arm should be tight when in normal use; worth checking.

Makes a distinct difference in the sound quality although sound is generally quieter as a result (of using any pop filter). Losing a star as it often sags a bit from the screw on mount such that I'll position it in front of the mic but it will slowly fall below unless I find a sweet sticky spot.

I tested the difference with Audacity and didn't notice much difference if any at all. Regardless, my mic (snowball) looks better with this one around it so I like it for aesthetic reason.

Does as it says. Doesn't move unless you move it yourself - fixings hold well. I do feel it is expensive for what it essentially is - a piece of tights on a metal frame, but it fits on my Yeti Pro without the faffing.

the metal isnt that strong so it does droop