YOUSHARES SM7B Pop Filter for Shure SM7B Mic, SM7B Windscreen Compatible with Shure SM7B Dynamic Vocal Microphone. RK345 and A7WS windscreen Replacement

I've bought several of this brand pop filter. This style that is somewhat firm, seems to block plosives better than the super soft and thin type that are prevalent. I have used this filter on sm58 type mics as well and while not practical for stage use, it works nicely in the podcast studio. I would not need to wash this often, but I do wash them with lemon scented dish soap and like the smell it leaves behind! Took about two days to dry but if I had thought about it, I would have put it in front of the fan to dry and it probably would have dryed overnight. But overall, a nice replacement for the sure "close talker" pop filter supplied with the sm7b. They'll also fit the Fifine 688 and presonus pd-70.

Great windjammer - I recently moved my office into our unfinished basement and there is a lot of hvac noise & air flow due to the return air system.This was being picked up on my SE Dynacaster DCM6, so I asked chatGPT what I could do.It recommended a windjammer and said that ones made for the Shur SM7B would fit.Sure enough this one fits perfectly!

Super large for microphone, short fibers, not at all what's pictured. Cheap Chinese knock off that would make a better pet toy.

Runs a little loose but I used a clear rubber band and it made it fit perfectly and you couldn’t even tell it’s there. Noticed a significant change in my audio as well.

This windsock for a microphone was a fantastic pick. It fits perfectly over the regular sized microphones ive gotten, and immediately makes a huge difference in sound quality. If you have an open, exposed microphone with persistent wind-sound issues from things like an air conditioning vent, pc fans, ceiling fan, or breathing close to the microphone, this will help tremendously, if not, totally eliminate those background sounds.

I bought this as a backup windscreen for an SM7B and it's just ok. Takes a little stretching and massaging to get into place and there's no plastic ring that "snaps" it into the right place like on the stock Shure foam windscreen. Nice to have as a backup, but if I've got the extra cash I'm springing for the real McCoy.

Does the trick for me!

The filter came in good condition, but it's oversized for the microphone itself and didn't fit to the microphone properly; I had to put it over the regular filter. Good product, poor design.