This pop filter is very functional. It has a long neck to get around almost any mic+shock mount. The neck is okay at not sagging, but you do have to play with the positions to get it where it will stay. This removes all the pops from all the "T"s, "P"s, and "B"s. No reduction of the high end. I did some recordings with and without, and couldn't tell any loss from the high-end frequencies.

The only con (not enough to remove a star) is that the neck is not strong enough to hold the pop filter out at a straight extension. I ended up bending the stabilizing bracket and got it to work the way that i wanted. It has held its position well afterwards. The stabilizing bracket is also a little hard to get it tight enough without bending it, to not to spin around the boom pipe. A few stick-on rubber pads inside the stabilizing bracket fixed that.
This pop filter is very functional. It has a long neck to get around almost any mic+shock mount. The neck is okay at not sagging, but you do have to play with the positions to get it where it will stay. This removes all the pops from all the "T"s, "P"s, and "B"s. No reduction of the high end. I did some recordings with and without, and couldn't tell any loss from the high-end frequencies. The only con (not enough to remove a star) is that the neck is not strong enough to hold the pop filter out at a straight extension. I ended up bending the stabilizing bracket and got it to work the way that i wanted. It has held its position well afterwards. The stabilizing bracket is also a little hard to get it tight enough without bending it, to not to spin around the boom pipe. A few stick-on rubber pads inside the stabilizing bracket fixed that.