Phinus 10 Pack Lapel Microphone Windscreen, Headset Windscreen, Mic Foam Covers Lavalier Microphone Windscreen for Variety of Headset Microphone, Tough Sponge Material, Noise Reduction, Black

Fits perfectly, works as well as the OG, great price.

Works as it's should and fits my steelseries headset which i was worried it might not. It definitely helps keep the echo and background noise down during game play. My headset is fine on pc but when I used it on console before adding this it would have alot of background noise and this fixed the problem.

Great price, great quality, great p a c k a g i n g, all around would recommend to family, friends, etc.

Nice, but on the small side.

It fits nicely on my headset and looks better the the old one it had and the quality and durability is good.

I got this windscreen for my Razer Blackshark V2 X because my headset didn't come with one for some reason. I put it in some warm water, it puffed up quickly, I dried it, and it stretched perfectly to fit. It does feel like it would slide off easily, but for now it works and I'll just be careful.

It works well enough. It blocks most wind, spit, pops from your voice. Not all, but most. It does get infuriating to record & hear that one or two things it doesn't block. There's also almost 0 loss of audio or voice quality. Some of these will make the mic sound muffled due to interference, but this has none of that to worry about. The small/large sizes fit on a good amount of mics. I'm mainly using it for my Astro A40TRs & the small size is almost perfect. It's just a good enough $5 option that most will probably be 100% satisfied with. You get a nice small 10 pack vacuum packed in an easy to cut seal so the value is clearly solid. I've honestly made better with my own material, but since I no longer had the tools, had to resort to other options & it's simply good enough.EDIT: My 3 stars will probably stand, but after searching a bit, I see a lot of complaints of vacuum sealing with these. They literally tell you on the packaging to dump it in warm water for 20 seconds to bring them back to original form. This is to ease packaging size/costs for something extremely cheap to sell. That is a non-issue from unaware customers that simply do not understand. Also the lack of the cover blocking "air/voice pops/etc.". This isn't the best mic foam to purchase for it, like I originally stated, it doesn't block absolutely everything. Just most things, keep your mic at a certain distance from your mouth & TEST with scripts or word exercises. Lastly for sizes, it's best to measure the mic you're using before purchasing pop filters or foams for yours. They tell you the dimensions on here, its up to the person to actually figure out that themselves? There's a billion apps to use for that, or an actual measuring tape.

They were smashed and flat when I opened the package. It said to soak them in warm water. They plumped up and great. More dense than normal. Went on my microphone perfect. Very happy