Ear Pads for Bose Quiet Comfort 35 Soft Protein Leather Replacement Earpads Ear Cushions Ear Pad for Bose QC 45/35 / 25/15 QC2 / Ae2 / Ae2i / Ae2W / Sound Link/Sound True (QC35-Black&Blue)

I ordered these earpiece replacements because my old ones were tearing and dirty after nearly 5 years of use. I honestly had no idea the ear pads could be replaced so I was excited to try these! I ordered the black set even though that’s not what my headphones came with to make them look more unique. I also figure they will hide the dirt better lol! The replacements fit my headphones perfectly and also are just as comfortable as my originals were! They do feel just a bit thinner, but this does not seem to be affecting the noise cancelling or sound quality so far.I have removed one star since these came with no instructions whatsoever. The process to get these on was super easy and straight forward, but it’s intimidating to tear apart your expensive headphones blind! I ended up watching a YouTube video on replacing the ear covers and that’s how I was able to get my set on.

I’ve had my QC35s for about 2.5 years and the earpieces were starting to get worn out. I found these and was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the materials and construction. They are nearly indistinguishable from the original ear pieces. In the pictures I show the side by side with the originals being on the left and the new being on the right.Installation was a bit tricky because you have to slide the rim under small clips but once they are in place they fit perfectly. I knocked one star off because there were no instructions included so I had to find a YouTube video. Other than that these replacements are wonderful.After I finished I tried them on and they feel more comfortable than the original ones. It feels like they have more padding but that could be due to the older ones having compressed down over time.Overall 4/5 only because it didn’t have instructions, but definitely recommend. As long as the internal battery holds out I could easily get another few years out of these headphones now.

I recently purchased these Replacement Ear Pads for my Bose QC35 II headphones, and they've breathed new life into my aging set. I was skeptical at first about buying a third-party replacement, but these ear pads have proven to be almost as good as the original ones.Benefits:Comfort: The memory foam is soft, making it a delight for long listening sessions.Noise Isolation: I was pleasantly surprised by how well these pads isolate noise. While not quite at the level of the original pads, the difference is hardly noticeable.Easy Installation: The ear pads came with clear instructions, making it easy even for a non-tech-savvy person like me to replace them.Affordable: Considering the quality, the price point is excellent. You're getting a near-original experience for a fraction of the cost.Minor Issue:Color Mismatch: The only drawback I noticed is that the color doesn't perfectly match my original Bose QC35 II headphones. It's a slight shade off, but if you're not extremely particular about color coordination, it's a non-issue.Overall, these Replacement Ear Pads are a great buy for anyone looking to extend the life of their Bose QC35 or QC35 II headphones without breaking the bank. Comfortable, effective noise isolation, and easy installation make these a solid 4-star product.

The leather material itself isnt too bad, but compared to my old earcups, the foam is thinner than my OEM ear pads. I don't notice it when wearing it now but I'm afraid that in the future I will wear them down more and then the headphones will rest on my ears. Otherwise, these are great replacements and I would recommend them if you're on a budget.

These earpads feel like solid replacements and pretty close to the OEM Bose Earpads. I decided not to use the blue L/R inserts as my original black ones were in pretty good shape, but my old earpads were flaking.These felt nearly identical to the OEM ones (and the other ones I've replaced them with.) The sound quality seems to be unchanged. They're not too hard to replace either - making sure you have all the clips in the right spots are the hardest part. They seem to be just as comfortable as both the OEM units and the other aftermarket ones.

The media could not be loaded.  Good fit. Glad to see there are repair parts available, rather than just throw away and buy new, like so many things.The installation video could be better (there are no instructions included in the product shipment). Rather than "clipping" by pushing, you really need to slide it under the retaining clips. Do it with good lighting to see what you do.

My original ear pads were wearing out and beginning to disintegrate (first picture,) so I decided to replace them with these (second picture.)These seem to feel just as comfortable as the original ear pads and fit the QC35 perfectly. You can either use these ear pads with the original dust covers still in place or also replace the dust covers with the ones that come with these replacement ear pads. I went ahead and replaced mine, since the original ones were getting dirty after years of use.Removing the old ear pads and dust covers takes only a couple of seconds. Just gently pull them off. The ear pads snap right out and the dust covers pull off (they're only held on with light adhesive strips.) The new dust covers install just as easily. Just remove the backing from the adhesive strips, align the dust covers in the proper position, then lightly press them on, pushing on both adhesive strips. Putting on the new ear covers takes slightly longer, but still not more than a few minutes. You just have to line them up, then push the rim of the covers up under each of the tabs around the edge of each ear on the QC35s. Just go around each pad and pop the rim of the ear pads underneath each of the tabs and it's done.Aside from the opposite-direction chevrons on the dust cover on one side and looking new instead of worn, these look almost identical to the original ear pads and dust covers.