Neewer Professional Microphone Pop Filter Shield Compatible with Blue Yeti and Any Other Microphone, Dual Layered Wind Pop Screen With A Flexible 360 Degree Gooseneck Clip Stabilizing Arm

Bought in a hurry to replaced a reasonable quality pop shield which had broken. Turns out to be much better than the one it replaced: longer neck, much stiffer and less prone to droop.

Bang on

I bought a mic for some audio work and noticed that everyone recommended a pop filter. I decided to buy a matching branded one and see what the fuss was about.For my quality of work, I don't think I noticed much difference. I also had set my iMac input so that I could comfortably talk 3 feet from the mic and all sounds were picked up. With or without the pop filter, I couldn't see much difference.When I used the mic up close, then sharp sounds were immediately softened and the 'spit' effect of some letters and pronunciations were subdued. It wasn't much, but the audio captured was much softer and smoother than when not using it. I wouldn't record up close to the mic without a pop filter.This one is quite large, is easy to fit with a strong 'cord' to make it easy to manoeuvre into position and to stay put. It also adds a certain professionalism to the set-up.*** Pros ***- Looks cool and like you know what you're doing- Easy to fit- mount cord was flexible, but strong enough to keep the filter in place- Worked really well when close to the mic- A must have for working close to the mic- Not at all expensive and good value if it makes a difference for you*** Cons ***- Could see little difference when working 3 feet from the mic (I guess that might be obvious to many)*** Recommendation ***- If you're gaming or recording close up YouTube type clips, then this pays for itself- If you're perhaps shooting audio in wide frame shots, then you won't need a pop filter, IMO

The filter and the clamp are fine, not high quality but ok for the price. But the unit is useless because the arm is not strong enough to support the weight . So the filter will not stay positioned in front of the mic, it immediately is immediately pulled down by gravity, so that it hangs towards the floor. It could not stay in the position shown in the images for more than 1 second.

The other reviews are correct that the adjustable nature of the filter is very poor. The base of the arm is simply screwed into the clamp via a thread - this means rotational movements risk unscrewing it, making it the weakest link.The arm itself does have a springiness to it, so you have to bend it pass the point you wish to keep it.I've attached it to my mic by bending it over the mic instead of from under (see pic), so the arm isn't working against gravity and it's been completely stable.In terms of the core function as a pop filter itself though, I simply cannot fault it for the cost to benefits ratio. The difference with and without the filter is day and night.I did the peter piper sentence to my mic at closer range and it went from unrecognisable pre filter to every word being absolutely clear (to my ears).So ignoring the weak arm, I don't think you can fault the difference the filter itself actually makes.

Used for Home Studio. I am a presenter for a Radio Station

This was and is a very product which works wonderfully

I was dubious about buying this and similar items having read the "cons" submitted by previous buyers but I have this one in place and it certainly stays where its required, no tipping or gradual movement. Also, I tried a test of blowing through the fine gauze of the filter and on placing my hand behind, no air movement was felt. On using it I can certainly say its a good buy, especially at this price.