Dragonpad USA 6" Microphone Studio Pop Filter with Clamp - Black/White

This is exceptionally good for the price! It stacks up to any other fabric pop filter I've ever used (and I've used many in many top end studios and my own work). The most important aspect is that the goose neck on this is well attached and holds. That's the main weak point on other low cost products. I bought two of these and used one stock and the second as the basis for a fish filter-style pop filter. In terms of pop reduction, it's great and remains pretty transparent. There is some top end reduction, but it's definitely very competitive with other more expensive fabric products - and a price worth paying when compared to dealing with heavy plosives. It's a great platform and very useful device to have around. Look no further for your basic pop filtering needs!

This pop filter does exactly what it promises. The dual-layer mesh effectively reduces plosives and breath noise, making vocals sound much cleaner in recordings and gaming. The 360 flexible gooseneck is sturdy and easy to position exactly where you need it. I also love the black-and-white color combo, it adds a nice visual touch to my setup. It clamps securely and stays in place without sagging. A great value overall

The clamp is kind of flimsy and falls over often. Didn't hear any noticeable difference in audio when using this.

With my current microphone I was having issues with plosives and just got tired of editing out each one in my videos. This pop filter works beautifully -- I recorded with and without the filter and the results were great - no peaks on plosives and my voice still sounded perfectly normal. Definitely would recommend!

Item came shipped near perfectly. Packaging was not opened.The Dragonpad pop filter is an ideal filter. For the price that you pay, the quality is definitely there. The filter itself clears out any imperfections, whether it is singing or talking. The filter is also very large (6-7 in), and covers most microphones. I have had this filter for about a month now, and have used it every time I record. Imperfections come out unnoticed, and I don't feel as if it will break any time soon. It is easy to set up, and very flexible.I rate this item 5 stars because there is no visible, active, or foreseeable imperfections with this filter. It does what I need it to do, and there was no over-paying for that either.

I was expecting a little better quality since the price is higher than most basic pop-filters, but I guess you are paying for looks as well. the white with black mesh looks great, however it came with a nick in the mesh out of the box. The goose neck is good, though not amazing. The clamp and mounting screw is sort of wonky, but eventually found itself snug on my desk mounted boom arm.It does take out most of the popping in sound, but it is not a fix all. you will still hear it if you try, though they will be less noticeable in context.Overall I'd say if you are between this one and a cheaper one and you don't care about looks or the color, get the cheaper one.

Works as good as any other $150.00-$400.00 pop filter. I was testing plosives loud has heck and I didn't peak with the maximux setting I could have for best quality through my mixer and outputs. DO NOT go out and spend no more than this price.For those newbies out there and these bad repping reviewers... You don't put the pop filter directly up against the MIC!!!! It should be between 2-4.5 inches from the mic then set your gains and compression afterwards while testing your plosives and vocal pickups. Buy a better mic such as the blue Yeti for those home performances if you are having such a hard time getting the "quality" you deserve. Don't blame the filter for peaking and popping, blame YOU and your setup. Anyways that blue Yeti mic does wonders and studio quality. Heavy for the price too, I love it!

It has great fabric, kind of thin but good enough, helps a lot with mouthy sounds and protects your microphone from being a spit wad!The only slight downside is twisting to your leisure, it makes a cracking or snapping sound, making it sound like the filter is breaking from t​he gooseneck. But it hasn't fallen off yet so, we're good!