HyperXShield Microphone Pop Filter

Obligatory if you don't have a HyperX mic I recommend against it. Its size and shape will make it awkward to use.I can also only speak for the quadcast as thats the only mic I own.If you have a Quadcast it is both better looking than an on mic filter and less cumbersome than an arm filter. Especially if you record with face cam where an on arm filter can get in the way.Because it's a single layer metal screen it also isn't as effective as a nylon pop filter but paired with the Quadcasts built in pop filter it achieves the same effect. If you still find you're getting hard plosives you can get a windscreen for 10 dollars and that should solve it while still looking clean and professional.So far the filter alone is enough for me but peoples voices are different.It mounts very easily to the front or sides just by sliding into the shock mounts studs and is held snuggly without clamps or heavy friction.It also feels very high quality and durable. For 30 dollars this is 100% worth it for the Quadcast but I still wouldn't recommend it for any other mic.

I've got it clipped straight to my HyperX QuadCast S but it also comes with an arm to use with any mic. Very high quality and made of metal.

The mic works very well. It's high quality sound and easy to install.

Product is great. It is good for what intended for. It is built nicely.

First off, if you have the HyperX Quadcast, this is a perfect fit and I’d recommend it if you need it. However outside of that, the universal mount looks pretty mid. I have the Quadcast, so that was why I decided to buy it; but if you have anything else I’d recommend to look elsewhere. My biggest personal complaint is that it only comes in black. I really wish this was available in white. Maybe I can try to paint it, but seems like it would be a huge hassle, and it might inadvertently not work anymore if the mesh screen isn’t perfectly uniform. So I’ll probably pass on painting it, but I’ll definitely buy a white one if they ever release it. The shield is pretty light weight, but the universal mount is pretty heavy, and cumbersome. It feels like it probably be $20 instead of $30 based on what you get. It’s high quality, and it doesn’t feel cheaply made, but there’s just not much here to justify the price in my opinion. However, if you need it, then it’s probably worth $30. I don’t regret buying it because it works, and it’s a perfect fit on my mic. Again, I just wish it was available in more colors than black.

It helps me from being too close to my mic but tbh it's just a spacer for your mouth and the mic

I got my son a hyperX microphone for Christmas because he likes to do live streaming and post videos to YouTube. He was complaining that the audio wasn't quite as good as it should be because it kept picking up the way he was speaking. The inhales and exhales of his breath. I found this shield and went ahead and got it. When it arrived I gave it to him and he mounted it and now his audio is so much better. This should have come with the microphone originally.

The media could not be loaded. Looks great with the HyperX QuadCast S. The extension rod that comes with the screen is pretty nice, but the screen itself can be fitted directly to the QuadCast mics. It is also made of steel, and magnetic, which may come in handy.What I don't like, is that there is not an option to purchase just the screen by itself, especially since the extender isn't needed with the QuadCast mics. The QuadCast internal pop filter is pretty good on its own, so this isn't essential. It does work great and also looks amazing with the mic. Saved a bit by purchasing an opened product that was still in pristine shape.