YOUSHARES NT1-A Microphone Pop Filter - Mic Foam Windscreen Cover for Rode NT1-A, NT2-A, NTK, NT1000, NT2000, K2 and Rode Podcaster Microphones

It fits tightly, which is why there are some bad reviews; however, if you push it on and then pull gently all around, little by little, it goes on just fine. It is thin, which I think makes it less muffling for a crisper sound.

Great pop filter! I use this with my Rode NT1. Fits great. Looks great. Work greats!I've done testing with a traditional-looking pop filter (the thin circular kind that sits between you and the mic) and the dome type (like this). In my testing, this type of filter has performed much better. The other kind may give you the studio aesthetic you're looking for, but for audio performance, there is no

Works great! My son is in broadcasting and this is top notch. Great buy.

The Rode NT USB Microphone Windscreen fit my Rode NT USB Microphone very well. I had no issues what so ever installing it on the microphone, it took 1 minute and 40sec to install, I was careful with it, and after testing its doing what it's supposed to.I'm happy with it, however would consider it better priced at $5.99 rather then $8.99 it's not high quality. I'll most likely have to purchase another such item during the life of the microphone.

Was small for my shotgun mic, but works great for wind noise

Amazon doesn't seem to sell a microphone foam piece measured to fit the sE electronics 2200 mic.Pretty annoying...however, I luckily found this item to have the same needed measurements. Just got it in today and it fits PERFECTLY.But like others have said it was crunched up in the packaging which leaves it creased. Thankfully mine was minor and I can hide it on the backside. If I get annoyed by it though someone said you just soak it in warm water (squish it a bit) and it'll dry perfectly normal.

This is a low quality piece of deformed foam, it does not even fit properly on my mic as advertised (Rode NTK). Looks awful. And it is WAY too thick to be used as a pop filter by a musician, unless you want your expensive microphone to sound like a 2005 flip phone.

Like a few others reported, even after letting the foam sit out overnight, it was still deformed and looked wonky on a microphone. I was a little frustrated, especially when I saw other reviews saying the same thing. "Why hadn't I looked at the reviews before I purchased?", I thought.However, after a few searches I came across a YouTube video showing how to restore it:Rinse it with warm water and squish it through the foam a few times. Probably want to give it a good couple of shakes so it's not dripping wet, then set it down somewhere* to dry.It worked like a charm for me!* Unfortunately, when I came in to write this review, one of the dogs got a hold of it and played around with it for a few minutes, so I will have to go wash it again. This time, I will put it somewhere SAFE to dry. :D