PodMic Pop Filter Foam Cover - Mic Windscreen Wind Cover Customized for Rode PodMic Podcasting Microphone to Blocks Out Plosivesï¼Ë†2Pcsï¼â€°

Works great

Son muy buenas y las recomiendo mucho porque cumplen con su función

So far these are doing the job exactly the way I wanted it to. A lot of people have mentioned that there are creases in the foam when getting them in the mail. This of course happens because the packages are somewhat vacuum sealed. But there is a way to fix this problem. Once you take them out dip them into some lukewarm water for about a minute and make sure they get very saturated. This will help expand the foam and get rid of the creases. It will also take it on its natural shape. Then simply ring out the water and allow them to dry. As you can see in the photo they come out looking exactly as they should. Would definitely recommend.

I'll be honest: I wanted to make a Doughboy reference due to the name of this, but for your sake I declined (you're welcome). I suppose there isn't too much to say except "it's good" but then that wouldn't be much of a review now then would it (don't answer that) When I say this is good what I really mean is that it's sunshine in the dead of winter: overwhelmingly simple yet refined, needed but unknown. This is the way of any generic product, yet surely it has a voice of its own? What would the pop filter say if this was its last day? Probably not the sound of gagging or sizzling because the whole reason this exists is to stop such titillating bliss to the ears (look up ASMR) This is the antithesis of a siren, it beckons you to stay home and listen to good audio, not drown in the seas of manitee crotch rot. I guess I'm saying this sounds great and the voices in my head don't. Highly recommended.

Terrible quality. Material looks and feels terrible. It may block plosives, but it looks slightly better than pulling out a black wool sock and putting it over the mic.