Premium Replacement SoundLink On-Ear Pads Cushions Compatible with Bose SoundLink OE wireless headphones, Bose On-Ear 2 (OE2) (SLOE-BLACK)

These replacement earpads for Bose headphones are the great, easy to fit and great quality. They simply click into place and are soft and comfortable in use, mine had been on years and had split in places so when I saw these I snapped them up.They clicked into place and made a difference immediately, I can highly recommend them.

Good quality and price. Looked just like the originals.A little fiddly to fit but using the guides on YouTube certainly helps. I did manage to slightly damage one earpiece when fitting it but learned from that and fitted the other much easier….just a bit of patience.

I bought these to replace the ear pads on my Bose OE headphones, obviously! My headphones are an older model OE than any of those shown in the product info but I judged that the pads would probably still fit and took a chance. Prompt delivery etc so no problems there.I watched the installation video as per advice of the manufacturers (handy link provided in the package) and was aware of the poor reviews that the product had received based on the difficult some users had with installation.The video is great, well made, easy to understand and, as it turned out, about as much use to me as a chocolate fireguard. My headphones don't have the handy little slot shown in the video that allows one to just slide the new pads on. That didn't stop me trying for a very frustrating 2 hours though. :)In short, the product is good, well made and possibly perfect if your headphones are the newer Bose OE type. If not, then good luck because you're on your own.I managed to get the new pads on but it involved the removal of parts of the headphone which were held on with very delicate plastic clips which I doubt were ever designed to be removed. That said, if you are careful and methodical, it's actually very straightforward and definitely easier than the method shown in the video.Remove cover plate carefully, slot inside new ear pads, clip cover plate and attached ear pad back on to the unit.Looks factory and works perfectly.All in all, I hope I never need new ear pads again but if I do, I''l be buying another set of these. I just wish, I'd filmed my method for others to follow.

Feel a nice quality and certainly cheaper than from Bose directly.Checked out the enclosed video link, and followed the instructions.They are a bit fiddly to fit, but once you get the hang of it they went on just fine. Make sure you pull on the pad and rubber 'skirt' together to make sure you don't split them.Not sure how long they'll last but I'm happy with my purchase and would get again if required in the future.

These ear-pad replacements are extremely well made. They need to be! It took a lot of huffing, puffing, swearing, sweating, pushing, pulling to fit them into my Bose OE2 earphones. I was almost at the point of chucking the whole lot out of the window. Not one to give up, I persevered and, thankfully, it paid off. Earphones now like new and the pads are very comfortable. As recommended I watched the video beforehand. Looks really easy - but the demonstrator has obviously had a lot of practice. Don't be put off by the trials and tribulations of fitting them - you will get there in the end - but don't be in a hurry! I certainly don't think it's the design of the ear pads - more the design of the headphones. Perhaps Bose expect you to buy a new set?! These ear pads are exceptional value for money. Just hope I don't need to replace them too soon!

This is an absolutely brilliant product/company. The quality of the item is much higher than the original Bose item and the customer service is next level amazing. Don't look any further for spare ear pads etc. this is the place to get them!

These replacement ear pads for the Bose on-ear Soundlink headphones are indistinguishable from the originals (which had split and cracked). There is a knack to fitting replacement pads, and I’d advise watching their online video if you haven’t done this before. I’ve fitted replacement pads like this before so found it very straightforward (it was actually harder to remove the old pads, as they had split around the edge of the seal and had to be pried away with a fingernail). Once in place, the new pads look just like the originals, with even the R and L letters on the pads just like the old ones. Although they are a little stiffer and less soft than the old pads, I’m assuming this is just because they’re new.These pads aren’t cheap but a lot cheaper than Bose branded replacements, and I can’t see they’d be any better.

The product quality is great - pads look exactly the same as originals, can be fitted easily and are definitely much more durable than originals - i've been using them for 6 months already and they show no signs of wear and tear at all. But that durability apparently comes at a price - pads feel stiffer... Most people probably wouldn't notice the difference, but for me they just don't provide that cosy soft cushiony feeling that made me fall in love with Bose On-Ear models in the first place... Headphones feel a bit too tight now, and the pressure they put on my ears is borderline uncomfortable. I thought i would get used to it, but i just can't. I almost want them to tear so i could replace them with originals again... but they remorselessly still look pristine.