SE Electronics Pop Screen

great affordable pop screen for recording vocalists. if you leave some distance between it and the mic the mesh does its job perfectly, the air does not reach the microphone at all. i was impressed when i first used it. the high frequency/transient distortion isnt really audible here. only if you really like blow in it you get an annoing hiss - but nobody will blow into it.. also the neck could be a little bit longer, but thats the only actual disadvantage of this popfilter.

I decided to go with this metal pop screen to see the difference between the nylon one. This exact model was in the price range I was interested in, so I tried it on the TLM 102. It does what a pop screen is supposed to do, handling plosives really well. I also noticed that the sibilances are clearer and more pronounced. However, the downside is that I can hear the wind hitting the surface, especially when I go for a more intimate sound. But overall, it's pretty solid and got the looks.

Yeah, it got the looks, but not that impressive on controlling the plosives, at least for me.

This pop shield works very well and fits most stands. It looks nicer than fabric ones and works just as well. Only slight issue is the mesh can "ring" sometimes when it is moved, but you shouldn't be moving it while recording anyway.
Would recommend this product

Seems sturdy and built to last long time.
Kills pops like it's supposed to.

Pro: easier to clean and more hygienic solution for customers in my studio.
Con: The bendable arm should be just a few cm longer for convenience.

works great the built quality is good, a lil too short for my setup

i bought mine good few years ago and still use it, id recommend

Great for recording at home.
Fits easy to any mic stand
Good build quality