Windscreen Foam Cover for HyperX SoloCast

These foam microphone covers work exactly as expected. I got them for my karaoke machine microphones because I was experiencing some crackling, and they made the sound much better. They fit well on standard-size microphones and should stretch to fit slightly larger ones too. They’d be too big for anything smaller than standard size, but for regular mics they’re perfect. Good quality, easy to use, and a great bargain. I definitely recommend them.

This foam windscreen / pop filter is made by Sound Addicted for the HyperX SoloCast microphone. I needed a pop filter for my Rode NT1 large diaphragm condenser studio mic so I decided to give this a try. The fit was perfect. I was also pleased to find that the tone was not affected. The microphone did not sound muffled, which is something I have experienced with other similar wind screens. It really does the job and cuts down on those vocal pops and breath sounds. It looks great, almost as if it was made for the NT1. I thought the price was decent for the quality.

Does what is expected at a very cheap price 👌🏾

This pop filter has a hole specifically designed to accommodate the mute button on top of the HyperX SoloCast podcast/voice chat microphone. We were curious if it could work for our mic locker...Our current pop filter is shorter and thicker (see images for comparison) than this Sound Addicted filter and has a hard time stretching over each mic. The Sound Addicted filter slides on all mics easily and is a little slouchy.We recorded a sound comparison between both filters for each of the mics listed below. The Sound Addicted filter wins for every mic! It blocks wind and pops just as well as our previous filter, but sounds deeper, richer, and fuller tone-wise, even on the front-facing mics. I was surprised by the superior tone quality across all our mics.AKG C414Sennheiser MD 421Neumann KMS 105SM-58SM-57

Reduces pop noises, fits pretty well. My only gripe is that the thickness of the foam means that the top mute button of this microphone is now recessed a bit, and slightly harder to reach.It’s pretty difficult to write an in-depth review about a simple piece of foam that sits on a microphone. This one seems to do what was advertised, and I am glad that I have it.

Quality is excellent, but if you want to use it on a different mic, be aware the dimensions in the product description are external, and the way it stretches may lose more height coverage than you expect. With the way it stretched around the 2.0 inch diameter body when I tried it on my Audio Technica AT2020USB+, it only covered the top 2.42 inches.Arrived with no deformation which makes it easy to slip on and get right into use without it looking creased up or anything.

I got this for my Samson G-Track Pro, which is larger than the HyperX. The filter almost fits, but there is a little gap at the bottom. It still works for my starting voiceover work, and I have to do less post-production editing as a result. If you have the right mic, I think this will work well.

The build quality seems like poor foam and doesn't seem to be well made. The thickness overall was on the thin side and wasn't the same thickness all over. It functions as it should. Sounds quality seems to be there. This is rather cheap so all things consider, I think it's a good cheap option if you just need a microphone choice without high quality.Customer service is good also, they reached out to me wanting to help with my concerns so I wanted to mention that.

Fits the HyperX SoloCast perfectly, and gets the job done. There is noticeably less popping in test recordings after installing this filter. It has a hole at the top so that the Mute button on the SoloCast can be accessed without removing the filter, and comes in a nice box so it doesn't arrive squished, flattened, or deformed.The material is...acceptable. It could be better, but it could also be a lot worse. It's a little on the thin side, and a little on the stiff side, but overall I think it's a decent product for the money.

Foam filter for microphone, specifically designed for hyperx solo cast series microphones. The foam is black in color as seen in the attached photo and it's about 3 in long. It is quite thin although based on my experience with these filters it would still probably be enough to decently filter out the pop noises when using your microphone. For the current listed price as of the time of review I would say that $5 for this is a fair price..

Very crunchy, chemical-smelling material. It’s stiff and rough which is very odd. Not the best texture and mic cover to put near your mouth. Also extremely thin and features a hole in the top.

First off, this is a good quality urethane foam pop filter. Came in a box to prevent deformation. It is made for SIDE address microphones ONLY however, as there is a small hole in the end for getting your finger in to remove the filter if it fits tightly to the mic's headbasket / grille. I kinda like this.Works well on GENUINE Neumann mics, and GENUINE AKG mics. I'm sure it'll fit on all the cheaper, lookalike mics out there now as well. It's a bit tight fitting on a Neumann U87 , 67, or TLM mics, but I like that. If hung upside down, it won't slide off. I use pop filters, metal pop filters mostly, but occasionally I go foam filters, especially on ribbon mics to slow sharp blasts of air. The Beatles used foam on their Neumann mics, I figure it's good enough for me. Also, if ever outside in wind, foam is good if you don't have a furry "dead cat" style wind stopper. Great product if used for side address mics. Just don't buy for an SM57 or Beyer M201, or any other end address mic. Highly recommend!

This fits great over a generic speaker mic to provide some wind protection if you are communicating in a windy environment. Just use some tape to secure it in place over the base, and cut a slit in the back so the clip can stick outside the foam.

This fit my HyperX Solocast mic perfectly and looks good. My only complaint is that when it came the shipping box was crushed and left a line in the top end of the windscreen. I'm hoping that will disappear after a few days, but that is my only complaint otherwise I recommend.

As a professional voice-over artist, I rely on high-quality audio equipment to deliver clear and polished recordings. I recently received the Sound Addicted Foam Windscreen compatible with HyperX SoloCast through Amazon Vine, and I’m thrilled with its performance! Although I use a PreSonus Revelator microphone, not a HyperX SoloCast, this windscreen fit perfectly and elevated my recording quality significantly.The foam windscreen is well-crafted, with a snug fit that slides onto the microphone effortlessly without feeling loose or overly tight. It excels at reducing background noise and minimizing plosives, resulting in crisp, professional-grade audio that meets the demands of my voice-over work. I was particularly impressed by how it effectively blocks out unwanted sounds like air conditioning hums or light wind, which is critical for maintaining clarity in my recordings.Additionally, the windscreen provides excellent dust protection, keeping my microphone clean and in top condition. The material feels durable yet soft, and it doesn’t interfere with the microphone’s aesthetics or functionality. Even though it’s designed for the HyperX SoloCast, its compatibility with my PreSonus Revelator proves its versatility, making it a fantastic option for voice-over artists and other professionals using different microphone models.Overall, the Sound Addicted Foam Windscreen is a high-quality accessory that enhances audio clarity and protects my microphone, making it an essential tool in my recording setup. Whether you’re a podcaster, streamer, or fellow voice-over artist, this windscreen is a must-have for achieving professional sound quality. Highly recommended!

This fits well on my HyperX SoloCast. It has a hole in the top so you can easily access the mute button. It does fit a bit long - there is either room at the top which makes it feel squishy - or you can pull it down over the lip but then it covers the colored light. If i really wanted to I could trim it - but honestly it doesn't matter. This is a set it and forget it item and none of this affects performance. It helps quite a bit with voice quality and eliminates minor sounds that you don't want in your recording. This combined with a swivel in place pop filter produces excellent audio quality.

I got this to put on my Mackie EM-91C. Experimenting, I found that my pop filter was muffling my voice a little. I experimented with a wind screen from another mic and I found it more pleasant to sound and eq. It does not fit tight at all but just tight enough to stay, even with the mic hanging upside down. So I am happy with it. The foam seems like it will hold up over time. There is a hole in the top of the wind screen. Probably some reason for the Hyper X mic. Serves no purpose for my mic though. But, I am using it on a completely different mic as well.

I purchased this not for the Hyper Solocast mic but I needed a pop filter for my Shure Beta 58A. This fits great albeit slightly large for the that model mic but works fine so it will also fit the average handheld. It does have a small hole in the top that is probably for the actual Hyper Solocast.

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I tested this windscreen with the HyperX SoloCast and it fit without any issues. The foam had a light chemical smell on the first day, but it quickly disappeared. The material feels average in quality—not premium, but not cheap either—and it does its job well. From the first use, I noticed a clear improvement in reducing pops and breath sounds, while the tone of the microphone remained natural and unaffected.Installation is simple, and the cover is easy to put on and take off. The only drawback is that the foam makes the mute button slightly recessed, which can be less convenient to press. Still, for my use it wasn’t a major issue. Overall, this is a useful and affordable accessory that delivers noticeable results for better recordings.

Very nice! Great quality foam rubber. No unpleasant smell, unlike many foam products. Fits a normal size microphone, round bubble or straight shape. Haven't had a chance to test it and won't for a while. I just needed a replacement when it's time to use it. I see NO issues with sound quality, though. The thickness of the foam gives me reason to believe everything will function just fine, reducing popping, hissing "s" and other sounds that a great microphone will pick up. It also looks like it will clean up nicely with mild soap and water.