WCWicked Cushions Upgraded Replacement Ear Pads for Bose 700 Noise Cancelling Headphones (NC700) - Softer PU Leather, Luxurious Memory Foam, Added Thickness, Extra Durable Ear Cushions |90's Black

I'm wearing these replacement pads for my Bose NC700 headphones right now, after the original pads finally tore apart, and these are excellent, in fit, comfort, and sealing around the ears. Replacement of the OEM pads was very easy, and these snapped right on. Not hot around the ears at all, certainly not any warmer than the OEM ones. Good value for the money compared to price of the headphones.

These replacement earpads are fine. They're not softer than the Bose pads but its close. My ear pads for my Bose 700 started to split at the seam on one side. And the bottom of the earcups for both sides, the pleather started to deteriorate. They have continued to deteriorate in other spots. I rarely use these cans and I do mean rarely as I cycle through other headphones, they are in the case when not in use. So you can imagine how disappointed I was when I saw the earcups started to fail when I barely use the headphones.Anyways, I decided to get these Wicked cushions as they are cheaper than the Bose replacements and Wicked claims to have resolved the seam issue. Like I said earlier, the softness between the Bose and Wicked pads... Bose is softer, but I would accept the slight difference in softness if it means these ear pads will last longer and be more durable. Time will tell as I've only just started using the Wicked cushions. In terms of sound, not much has changed, Bose sound can be adjusted in the app's equalizer if needed.The replacement process was easy. The video Wicked cushion uploaded suggested using a butter knife to pry, I just used my fingers since I didn't want to use any metal to pry. After popping the old pads off, becareful in taking the pad off as the L and R fabric is slightly glued to the original pad. I ended up not replacing the fabric, Wicked cushion provided and replacement for that too. Anyways, just line the new pads up and pop them back in.After listening with it for some time, the Wicked pads feel hotter than the Bose pads. The ANC function hasn't been affected, the pads give a better passive noise canceling though as they are slightly thicker and denser since they're not as soft. Overall, these are fine replacements and if they last longer than the Bose pads then I'm a happy camper.

Easy to install. Excellent quality. Fit perfectly. Very comfortable.

These earcups have lasted me two years. I bought a second pair, and they lasted me another two pairs. It's crazy how long they've allowed me to keep my headphones, all whilst making them look fresh and exciting. The earcups are super easy to pop on, the inner mesh sticks well and the earcups don't mess with the sound quality at all. I think they're a bit firmer than the stock Bose ones, but they're so nice. Will buy another pair once my current ones open up; still going strong after a couple years.

Like others my ear pads on my Bose headphones decided to explode one day and I eventually had enough. Didn’t initially realize they could be replaced until I saw a post somewhere saying replacements could be bought from the mfr. while looking that up came across these for about half the price so decided to try it out. Was impressed when they arrived because they looked and felt much higher in quality than I expected. Getting the old ones off and these on took about 5-6 minutes total. They snapped in firmly and blended right in with the lines of the headphone frame. Actually looked a little better than the originals IMO and definitely looked more durable. To my fingers the padding felt a lot like the originals but one I put them on my ears it felt a bit firmer and a little wider around my ears then the original, but not problematic. The sound of music seemed a little less immersive with these pad on, possibly due to the pad fitting around my ears, while the originals seemed to always sit partially on my ears and contour to the Ear surface a bit creating more of a seal than what I feel with these. These seem to fit around my ears with the pads landing on my head in the areas behind the ears like it cups my ears. With that said, something about these has impacted the depth of the noise canceling to the point that is barely noticeable that much noise is being canceled. Setting 10 only sounds slightly more canceled than setting 0 since swapping these in. Not sure if that’s due to the weather seal or not, I just know it’s not the same. I pretty much used these headphones daily for the past year and a half to two years since I got them and have gotten accustomed to the way they sound and cancel and it’s not the same. I actually bought two pair of these replacements and will stick with them since they so fit the headphones nicely, but I may ultimately have to go get mfr pair if I get annoyed at the weaker noise canceling I’m getting now…despite that I would still recommend these as they are a good value proposition IMO

Perfect fit for my Bose 700's. The old ones were very badly deteriorated. I was worried about the install, because I wasn't able to see how the old ones came off. Fear not: Wicked has a Youtube video showing the entire process, start to finish -- and it looks like that video is now part of the product page. This kit came with everything required -- the actual ear cups, and the interior screen (the part with R and L) along with the adhesive holding them. Once completed, they look like brand-new original Bose.My only issue is they're more firm than the old ones, but I don't know if that's because the old ones were so worn, or if they were always softer. I'm used to it now, but I think the softer ones formed a better seal, and were more forgiving on how they're placed on the head.