Tetra-Teknica XFFZ5P-BLK Lapel & Headset Microphone Windscreen, Color Black, 5-Pack

These covers are very minimal in size, but not so small that they're rendered useless. I had little issue slipping one over my Astro A40 mic – though it was noticably tight. In fact, they didn't tear or stretch so much that the fabric let air/wind through. I gave a few to friends to use since I only have one mic. Every one of them were able to slip them on with ease.They're effective for mouth-breathers, people whose mic are too close – as I am guilty of – and fans on low-to-medium settings. It won't be as effective, however, if you have a fan super close to the mic nor if it's at "leaf blower" speed/pressure.I highly recommend these but also suggest that you store them where you'll remember. Keep your spares in the bag because they're easy to lose!

We needed to find a replacement foam mic screen piece for a gaming headset. My son keeps playing with the original that came with the headset and it got destroyed. I looked at the description and the dimensions and took a chance (hoping they will fit when we got it). The replacement piece is great. It is a tight fit so it doesn't fall off easy (the original one kept falling off) and it reduces a lot of background noise. My son's friends can't even hear him breathe like the original one. The replacement is also good quality. It's has lots of material as compared to the original one that we had. I might even decide to put it on other computer/gaming headsets that did not originally come with one.

Excellent... 10-10

I bought these for a Plantronics headset that was picking up too much “wind noise” when I breathed through my mouth. These little things fit perfectly over the mic, but they didn’t stay out and kept falling off.A solution came when I noticed the bag of rubber bands for my daughters braces. I grabbed one of those, doubled it over and it made a nice cinch to hold the screen in place.

This product does exactly what it says it will. I used to get slight breathing noises from having the mic too close, but I would have to raise the gain too high if I moved the mic further away, resulting in more unnecessary background noise sneaking into the mic too. It was a lose-lose situation until I got these. Now, I can keep my mic close to my mouth and maintain clearer sound quality without any ASMR breathing in anyone's ears.The filter also looks very small at first. The mic on my HyperX Cloud Revolver S is fairly large (maybe 2cm diameter at the widest point), but the foam stretches quite a bit without ripping. It didn't look like it'd fit, but it fit really tightly and should never accidentally slip off.For a little less than $1.50 a piece, it's certainly a worthy investment, especially in the middle of the quarantine when gaming and video calling is at an all-time high. Highly recommend!

The reason I had to purchase this was due to me losing my headset mic foam. Without the foam, people can hear your fan over the mic when your in conference calls which is truely annoying. I did my research before purchasing this for my cloud headset and they fit perfectly with a little snug. My mic quality improved by filtering those external sounds such as the fan. The product is made of really nice soft material plus it comes with extra few more foams to add to your other headsets or if you simply lose the one you have. Worth the purchase, the price is right just to eliminate that annoying external sounds your coworkers are tired of hearing in online conference calls.

From a product standpoint, it does what it's supposed to.I'm leaving this review for anyone who has an older model (I bought in 2018) Antlion Audio ModMic 5.The filter opening doesn't fit the mic, but it's made of strong enough foam material that I was able to pinch and pull it on without tearing it. You could probably cut the material too, but the low-effort method worked for me.I don't know whether it's true of newer models.

Do not be fooled by the pictures of these windscreens on the batteries--it fits snugly on a AAA battery and VERY tightly on an AA battery. The measurements are wrong accordingly: The inside diameter is only 5/16" of an inch (about the diameter of a ball-point pen!) I just barely got these to fit on my CAD condenser microphones and not without a lot of struggle. Quality seems decent, though....and the price was reasonable.