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Honestly best filter I tried, for the price it's a steal. I have tried many metal, foam and fabric filters over the last 3 years in different set ups and studios, this one consistently beats other filters in pops and breathiness while recording vocals, I use this every day.

This definitely improves a microphones quality. Sounds way better with it on. It looks a little off with the rubber bands and stuff but it's fine I guess. It doesn't get too dusty so I really don't have to clean it. You should occasionally if you're the type to get really close to the microphone.

I got this to use on a Audiotechnica AT20 Condenser Microphone. It worked ok but the elastic bands were a little loose for my application which made it not very sturdy. I'm SURE that on other microphones this would work much better. Had a clear sound when using it and effectively filtered sound pops from coming through and distorting the sound. Overall, a great product, but I did return it for another style that fit my specific microphone.

Fits on Blue yeti perfectly.Also fits if you have a foam cover on your yeti (although it may take a bit of extra effort.)Comes with 2 extra rubber bands that are honestly good quality and held up to me manhandling them during setup.

It’s perfect…. Ease to setup, size is perfect, build quality is good too

Purchased this for my Fifine microphone since it was a little cheaper than the official one and I am penny pinching at the moment... I ended up buying the Fifine one anyways. This one is SUPER cheap. Claims the screen is made of metal, but the actual screen bends and dents if hits anything. Outer frame is rather flimsy. I wasn't doing WWE or anything with it, but my boom arm tipped over once and it warped the pop filter. For the time I did use this, though, it did what it was supposed to do, I believe ?Purchased the official Fifine one and it came today.. ACTUALLY sturdy and feels like real metal.

Kind of a weird fit with the rubber bands but it fits even over a mic cover! It was a bit of a chore to get it on but it fits. Even came with 2 replacement bands and it’s got me thinking I’ll need them over time with wear and the bands getting weaker and disintegrating.But it works and there is a noticeable improvement in sound quality, less cracking getting through with both of these in use now.

I'm not a professional by any means, but I do some voicework as a hobby. I've had a flat, armature pop filter before, and it did nothing for my cheap microphone. As I just got a Blue Yeti, I decided I could do better. This one looked the least like my old one, so I went with it--and man, it works.Sticking it on took me a minute. It came with instructions, but they weren't helpful. I had to look at pictures in the reviews to get some idea, and the end result was guesswork. Once I had it set up, I recorded the same set of plosive sounds and phrases without, then with the filter, and the difference was visible on Audacity. It does seem to quiet the sound a bit, but it also quieted the fan that runs behind me. Audio seemed nice and clear without my sharper vowels spiking the wave.All in all, fantastic for the price. We'll see what I think once I've used it a bit more.