8 Pack Microphone Cover, ChromLives Mic Windscreen Foam Cover, Handheld Sponge Wind Foam for Most Standard Microphones, Black

Very good

Eliminates the sound of vocalists breath while performing!

Thin but works

The media could not be loaded.  Been searching a while for a better fitting windscreen because this microphone is much skinnier than the Shures I've been using. Our extra ones are not "universal" and are quite loose. Fits perfect on the Shure mics, that have a more rounded dome. This fits plus has enough density/thickness to it, lessening pops! Like what others suggested, take it out of the individual bag if you want to have a better shape. I'm just leaving it on my mic, hopefully after a couple days it will take the shape.

I bought them for helping in keeping covid in check. I used them as a ring announcer for boxing. So far so good!

You'll need to take these out of the package and let them breathe/expand for a few days to get rid of their flattened look. If you can't wait, they are going to seem super tight, so turn them inside-out and "unroll" them down over the windscreen, like a latex prophylactic. They will hold tight at first, but seem thinner than you might like. See the attached photo of Sennheiser e865 and Electro-Voice Co7. For reference, a Shure SM58 is slightly larger than the C07Once they have expanded and are more ball-shape, they are quite loose on those same mics. It's not going to fall off the Co7, but I probably wouldn't use it on the e865, with it's longer and narrower head. The interior "lip" will not keep it from sliding around.If these are for personal use only, they will work just fine and are a great price. But they are just not pro-grade, if you are using them for festivals, etc. Needs something which will stay tight once expanded. So I can't rave about them. Sorry.

I have a variety of mikes, wired and wireless. Their cover screens vary from rounded to more elongated, the same width top to bottom. After reading many reviews, I chose these because I expected that they would work to cover both types equally well. As one reviewer mentioned, they came in individual ziplock bags, a package of six inside a larger bag. The foam is consistent in color, and of a nice density. They don’t feel cheap or likely to tear as you stretch them to place on the mikes (like some other foam screens I’ve bought feel). They fit my wireless mikes like a glove; firmly in place- I was not concerned that any would tear, and they didn’t. If the sound getting to the mike is affected in any way, it’s imperceptible to my ears. They fit my Shure SM 58s equally well. Very pleased with this purchase and the price was very reasonable. I can highly recommend that you try these out.

My band has an electrical grounding issue in our practice space, so I got us these game show clown noses, and now nobody gets shocked on the microphone! Hopefully my house doesn’t burn down. The microphones in my band practice space used to be just fine, but recently we would sing our little songs and get spine-tingling, mouth-numbing electrical spanks across our face parts. Nobody wants to be crooning a smooth hit from the ‘70s only to suddenly see your own complete skeleton and the skeletons of all your earnestly-crooning band mates in a white, hot electrical arc. Nobody wants to watch white-hot sparks (and not the good kind) shoot out of your fingers. These microphone covers look dorky but are a godsend. Warble to your heart’s content, really lean into the microphone, do your best “Luke, I am your father” and never fear electrical retribution. I am sold, and you should be, too. We have put these cuties to the ultimate test.

I bought these because of the many good reviews. Plus I also hate spending loads of money for bits of foam. Local music shops charge £2 or more for really thin ones.They arrive individually flat packed, so 10-15mins on a lovely warm radiator puffs them back up nicely.I have various microphones in my collection that I wanted to use them with. Firstly these fit snugly to SM58 and all ball headed microphones. If you are rough fitting the windscreen or keep fitting and removing it, they will start to tear. That said they are as robust as any others I have used. They aren't meant to fit SM57 or its many clones, that said the use of a cable tie or elastic band at the bottom solves that issue. Much cheaper than Shure's offerings.Most of the other mics I have they fit well enough to be confident they won't come off whilst the mic is being swung around.

These have really got no shape to them. Will not be using them and they’ll probably end up in the bin. I’ve bought better over the years. Not happy with this purchase at all.

I thought this was those round ones just like the photo it's bent it's for those square mics it could have showed it with the original Pop filter just. The photos were nothing like the actual product.

The item to me is a fraud despite it was cheap but did not have any value as it can't even cover a head held mic.

Really good quality.Really nice fit.Would certainly buy again.