Fur Microphone Windscreen for Lapel Lavalier Mic

Product arrived flat packed in a packet which is completely fine. I bought this to use on a gaming headset (Razor Kraken) because it was catching lots of breath sounds and I wanted something akin to a pop filter.This type of filter is generally very good for reducing breath noise on a microphone and you often see them on shotgun microphones so I thought I'd try it out.It was incredibly hard to fit over the microphone itself to the point I thought I might break it putting it on and it muffled the vocals a bit because of the thicker build. Honestly I didn't expect such a large filter, as you can see from the image its bigger than a poker chip. This made it extremely distracting to use.In terms of function, it did notably reduce breath noise into the microphone but it didn't eliminate it. It also reduced overall sound quality slightly due to the heavy cover over the microphone.I ended up going with a lighter sponge cover instead because it wasn't as distracting and didn't mess with the sound as much but still helped a little with the breath sounds.

Such fun putting on the lapel microphone - luckily no one was watching as they might have called RSPCA.Used on mic plugged into sensitive Zoom recorder it did a very impressive job at minimising wind noise, to the extent it was largely eliminated except serious gusts. Indispensable item really and it can stay on most of the time to avoid the awkward insertion embarrassment.

I've now bought 5 of these windscreens. Seriously, don't bother paying more, these perform really well and the price is just insane. I use these on my Lavs outdoors and also on mics I make up using thin pencil bodies and electret capsules. I've got other lav deadcat/wind filters that cost £15+ and don't perform any better than this one. Totally recommended.

An elasticated aperture means these will fit most small lapel microphones, providing effective dampening of interference from light wind. Because of the close proximity of the microphone capsule to the windscreen, it's effectiveness in stronger wind is inevitably reduced, but the advantage is a more compact and therefore less obtrusive module. I can detect almost no muffling of wanted sound with these fitted.

I bought a couple of these for a Dual Mic I have also bought.Fitting to the mic was difficult as the elastic isn't very flexible. I guess it'll have to stay in place now.Indoors the sound is getting through to the mics without any issues. Although I have yet to use them outside in the wind, I can't see there being any issues. I have an external mic with a furry so have a little experience there.

Good quality product and probably excellent with a Lavalier, as advertised. I hoped it would fit another small microphone, but when it says small, it means small. If they made the size slightly more adjustable it would have been better for me.

This tiny fluffy sock for microphones is beautifully made and a tight fit as well. Some microphones have sound holes below the pick-up as well as at the top, so a bit of tape will be needed to block them off if using this product. All in all, an excellent piece of equipment.

A wee bit fiddly to position on a small lapel mic (Sennheiser G3 system and aslo budget mics), but they work well at reducing the effects of wind buffeting when used outdoors. Great product at budget price. Only improvement would ne to supply these in white and light grey or possibly other colours.