Gravity MA 3D A POP 1

This thing is simply fantastic. Not only is it a pop screen (obviously), you can unscrew the pop filter head and fit anything else to it that will take a standard microphone screw adapter (ie. 5/8" Male / 3/8" Female). This means that it can be used as an adjustable mic stand by fitting a mic clip to it or anything else you can think of that uses the same connector. Then there's the fact that it's modular – each individual arm linkage is removable meaning that if the whole thing is too long, just remove one or two of the linkages. Too short? Buy two and add more linkages to one of them. The possibilities are endless and I think the manufacturer is seriously underselling the usability of this item. I'd give it six stars across the board if I could. Highly recommended.

I was tired of drooping pop shields. Where most pop shields use a flexible goose neck, this one has a linkage system with multiple ball joints that can be individually locked. This novel design of pop shield is not only inexpensive, but IT WORKS! The Gravity MA 3D A POP 1 is easy to position, and stays in position.

Although it is made mostly of plastic, so long as it is treated with a reasonable amount of care, it looks like it should give long and trouble-free service. (I'll update this review if that proves to be not the case).

The ball joints don't need to be very tight - just nip them up enough to hold their position and the pop shield will stay exactly where you put it. (over-tightening could be a point of failure, but there is absolutely no need to over-tighten).

The shield itself comprises two layers of thin fabric with a gap between the layers, which is noticeably more effective than single layer designs.

The thing that surprises me most about the Gravity MA 3D A POP 1 is that it isn't the number #1 best selling pop-shield. If you're looking for a pop shield that is easy to position and stays where you position it - this is the one! Currently priced at under £14 GBP it is among the cheapest pop shields, and is one of the best at any price.

Feels sturdy, quality material but a little bulky looking and annoying to adjust

For a home studio or a newbie, a spare, or a lower budget, this is perfect. A pop filter is a pop filter, the material feels and acts the same as any other. It does the job perfectly, for a lower price than most!
The plastic surrounding the filter and on the arm feels a little cheap but unless being transported in a rough way/with heavy equipment, it does well. The amount and 'bulkiness' of joints makes it a little annoying to adjust, I think a single rigid tubing would be a better alternative. The nuts on the joints don't screw so tight you can't move them, which for me is good because it means you can move it about without having to unscrew them all, but they still stay in place firmly without dropping the joints angle.

I would definitely recommend buying this if you're on a lower budget, or not too fussy about superficial details; it works as well as any other

This is a pop filter designed to work in any position from the stand to in front of a mic, but the designers made one genius, simple move - attach the pop screen with a standard microphone thread! You can put a mic clip on it and then this becomes the most flexible, adaptable mic mount you've ever had. The base clamps tightly and the ball joints reach anywhere. The pop screen itself is effective and has good coverage. Even better this is well made and it holds tight without slipping, and better still, it's cheap! You can even add or remove sections from it, or combine it with pieces from another unit and extend it. I've never seen anything in audio that was so clever, so useful and so cheap. Look at the price, you expect it to be flimsy but it'll hold a mic without sagging, it works and it'll last for years. I use it at home for recording and at my gigs all the time, love it. I'm never putting a hi-hat mic on a stand again, this is better. You can mic up all sorts of instruments and percussion with this, oh and it's great as a pop filter too!