Aokeo Professionele microfoon metalen popfilter masker schild voor blauwe yeti, HyperX QuadCast en elke andere microfoon, microfoon wind popscherm met een flexibele 360 ° zwanenhals clip

Un producto usado por otra persona, con marcas de arañazos y desgaste por uso.

The product itself is awesome. The filter works well in removing the polosives amd hisses I tend to produce.The size is great for my Steel Series Alias Pro. My only quarm with this is that the weight of the filter is too much for the arm to handle. It'll fall all the time unless you angle the arm in a way that balances it. That's one design flaw I noticed. But setting it up was easy. It took less than two seconds of fiddling to stop it from falling. Overall, a good product.

The Aokeo Metal Pop Filter is a decent option for those on a budget, offering basic functionality at an affordable price. The metal mesh does an adequate job of reducing plosives (those harsh "p" and "b" sounds) and protecting your microphone from saliva. The gooseneck is flexible enough for basic positioning, and the clamp is relatively sturdy. However, there are a few drawbacks. The construction feels a bit flimsy, and the pop filter itself is smaller than expected, which might not be ideal for all microphone types. While it effectively reduces plosives, it doesn't completely eliminate them, and I noticed a slight muffling of the higher frequencies in my recordings. Overall, this pop filter is a serviceable option for casual use or for those just starting out, but if you're looking for top-notch performance and durability, you might want to consider investing in a higher-end model.

It works great for plosives with my Shure MV7, but the mic has a foam windshield on it already that isn't great, but if used with this pop filter it works incredibly great for plosives, but does not work if the foam isn't there (also the foam doesn't work on its own either so I know this pop filter is working). The build quality/ sturdiness seem pretty okay too for about 10 bucks. My only gripe with it is that the adjusting metal tube thing is a little hard to work with. Sometimes when I'm trying to adjust it, the tube refuses to stay where I put it and I sometimes have to work with it a little and adjust multiple times for it to stay in the place I want it, but other than that, it works pretty great. I will also say it is a little smaller than expected but works for my mic and would probably work for most other mics as well.

Works great. Does it's job