Professional Foam Windscreen for Blue Yeti - Covers Other Large Microphones such as MXL Audio Technica and Many More - Quality Sponge Material Makes This The Perfect Pop Filter for your Mic (Black)

Used it for my blue yeti mic and it’s perfect. Everything I was looking for, it did come with a little dent but it slowly becomes puffy again after you put it on the mic. I would say it should be just a little cheaper though..😂

Perfecto, mejora mucho los pop, cumple su trabajo, la espuma se siente de calidad

not for blue yeti

Good filter, really gets rid of the popping sounds and sharp S and T sounds without ruining quality, however I feel as though this is just more expensive than the other options on here but doesn’t actually have any reason to be more expensive.

Bought after seeing someone's video demonstration in these reviews (if you don't see that here, you should look), but if you want a comprehensive written review, here it is. For context, I make youtube videos where I'm on mic for hours at a time, and we do lots of laughing and shouting at times. Without the windscreen, I popped and peaked if I wasn't careful. Foam windscreens are a great, cost-effective way to improve your sound quality without breaking your bank, and this one does just that. Fits snugly over the Blue Yeti, but would probably work well on another similarly sized and shaped microphone. Having handled both a Yeti and a Snowball, I doubt it would fit a Snowball. I have a slight lisp, which makes my "p", "t", "s", "b", and "k" sounds pop slightly on the mic without the windscreen. With the windscreen, the mic doesn't pop much. Note, I said that it doesn't pop much. In order to completely rid your audio of any pops, you need to get a pop filter. Foam windscreens will NOT replace pop filters, but can supplement set ups that still get popping with a pop filter, or a set up where popping doesn't happen as frequently. And if you're still having that problem, you need to adjust your set up. Sit further from your mic, turn down your gain, make adjustments in editing. The product never claimed to solve every possible problem, and it doesn't, but it does what it says it will do. Long story short, if you want to cut down on popping and peaking in your recording, and budget is your concern, buy this windscreen. If you can afford it, buy a pop filter as well.