Brainwavz Replacement Earpads for ATH M50X, M50BT, Steelseries Arctis, Pro Wireless & Stealth 600, HyperX Cloud, AKG, SHURE, Philips & Many More Headphones, Memory Foam Ear Pad Cushions, Dark Red Oval

Impressions after 3 days of usage:Earpads are of very good quality. The material is thicker than what I expected, but it's fine. The OEM earpads of the 'xfree go' were really very thin and soft to the touch but because of that I think it wore off soon. But since these are thicker I expect them to last longer. The cushions are memory foam as advertised and the comfort is great even for long durations.FITMENT:I knew that these were larger for my Tribit xfree go, but I wanted to try them out since they looked so comfortable and I also couldn't find one for the right size for my headphones. For my unit I had to cut some portions of the earpad's "skirt" at the back in order for it to fit perfectly with the dimensions of the mounting disc of my headphones. So these are very large compared to the OEM ones, but I made them work out with some adjustments.DOES IT AFFECT SOUND QUALITY?It definitely altered the sound quality a bit which I noticed. When I had the OEM earpads, my ears would touch the speaker/driver since they were much smaller and shallower. But now the earpads go properly over my ears and there seems to be a gap between my ears and the speaker/driver. The side walls are also thick, there is a lot more room inside. So all of this had an effect on the sound signature. The lower frequencies have more emphasis now than the higher frequencies. When watching movies, the sound effects, gun shots and everything is loud, but the voices are minimized. So I have to always listen with three steps of higher volume than before. It is a minor change which over time one can get used to, but you will definitely notice at first. On the flip side, experience of listening to bassy music has improved.Now this is very specific to my particular headphones for which these earpads are not exactly meant for. But for someone who is not too picky about the sound altering ever so slightly these earpads can definitely be used to elongate the life span of a perfectly functioning headphones that just have worn out earpads. Especially if your headphones are amongst the list for which these earpads are actually made for.

Soft, comfortable, large, as good as the original.Lasted 1.5 years approx. before the leather started to disintegrate.Deducting 1 star for that, expecting it to last longer than that at this price point.

Got these for my Sony WH H900N (Hear On 2) pair of cans since the original pads were completely worn out and started affecting the noise cancellation. While these aren't exactly compatible with my Sonys, a little bit of trimming and glue DIY on the plastic ring I salvaged from my old pads and these were ready to go 😁I was really bummed out since the proprietary replacement pads for my headphones weren't available anywhere in India and none of the 3rd party sellers offered any shipping option from USA or China. I also couldn't find any user who got these for my exact model but I took the gamble anyways since it was better than dumping a huge amount for another NC headphones whose pads would give way again in 2-3 years.Coming to the brainwavz, these pads are incredibly plush and quite a bit larger than my original pads. It's as thick and comfortable as the original, but the foam on the original was more springy and these pads run a bit hot after extended usage which wasn't there with the OG pads. Passive noise isolation is better on these compared to the og pads, but that maybe because they were really worn out. I haven't observed any difference with the ANC performance though the sound feels a slight bit bassier 🤔 Or maybe that's just my imagination!!Anyhow, I'm glad I could get these pads working with my headphones and I hope these will last another 2 years at least 😁 Don't want to dump another 20-25k on new cans since my current pair sounds amazing 🥰Leaving out this review for any fellow Hear On 2 owners that are looking to replace their old pads. I did see quite a few questions regarding compatibility with hear on 2 but there wasn't a definitive answer claiming these work. Well, they do just be ready to put half an hour's worth of effort 😊

A heads up as someone who has used this for a while - they aren't very durable.I use my headphones everyday and while I do take good care of them, they're definitely put through their paces too. I wouldn't recommend this particular set of pads to someone who regularly uses their headphones, it starts peeling within a few months.This was the second pair of replacements I've ever got for my M50x which I've owned for over 6 years. The previous lasted twice as long as this one - I bought this last year (2023) in May and by roughly Feb this year, the material was already peeling off. When you pay for a more expensive pair of pads you expect them to last a bit longer than this.It's a pity because these are quite comfortable and large, which covers your ears better than the original ones. They really should've been built to last better and they'd be perfect, but I can't be bothered spending 2k every year to replace pads this crappy.

I was frantically looking for a sophisticated replacement ear padding for my Nirvana 751 ANC and I am falling in love with this product. It gave a new fab look and feels like it brought back my ripped Boat headphones to life. The reviews some of my fellow users posted were much useful! Keep Boat-ing deer music lovers who feel stranded with ripped original ear pads! Here you go with the ultimate discovery!!! It was also quite easy to replace it within minutes! Blessing in disguise, but quite oversized yet comfy! I didn’t use adhesion. It stays in place. When the spatula kind of a tool is shown in picture, it was missing but a toothpick came in handy, to punch gentle holes to pierce through the small grooves and make the royal rexin sit comfortably onto the rim. It didn’t affect sound quality not is very big!