Wright WP 101 POP filter for Dynamic Condenser Microphone Voice recording and singing 6-Inch Diameter Double Mesh Screen by Wright Mic (WP-101)

Product is as like as in picture size is good.Double layer of cloth it has. Decent quality.in 300 Rs. It is good deal.Its frame is made of plastic.

Value for money , does the job , good built quality , don't expect it to be as good as pro ones. Doesn't stay at one place , the neck twists on its own. But does the job. Size of the filter is large , covers the mic well. Double layered , if you are not buying a big NAME , go for it.

Very Nice Product. If You Wanna Going To Buy Pop Filter I'll Suggest You Go For It. WP 101 Pop Filter Eliminate Hissing And Lisping Sounds Completely. ( 5 STAR PRODUCT ) 👍

evry thing is good but the parcel is littile dameged

Very good and very low price...works well also...entry level people like me can buy this..

It is not as perfect as I was thinking. But works well. Value for money product go for it.

I use it with blue yeti condenser microphone, Does the job, it has 2 layers of mesh to stop pop sounds If you got professional or semi professional mic, this product is a must, go for it👍

Before writing this review I wanted to give a chance to the seller to clarify his position. But they never responded to my message sent 10 days ago. So, I am writing it here. I am not sure about the effectiveness of the filter. But the product is quite flimsy and ill designed. 1. The clamp does not stay put and keeps moving, however much you tighten the screw. I am trying to clamp it to my table top. But does not clamp properly. I tried clamping to my Blue Yeti mic. I couldn't! 2. The screw connecting goose-neck to the clamp is also quite unstable and it keeps moving. If you move the filter a couple of times, the goose-neck just collapses down. They should have put some kind of spring fastener at the connecting screw so that it stays put. It is just that simple. But as it is now, you need to tighten the screw every now and then. And only way to tighten it is to rotate the goose neck in the opposite direction till it no longer rotates. I am sure it will break after some use. May be they expect you to keep the goose-neck unmoved once it is set. That is not convenient since I need to move it when I work directly on the laptop and I don't want the pop-filter to obstruct. Ideally I would like to turn it away while I am not speaking on the mic. They need to take care of this.