Brainwavz Round Replacement Memory Foam Earpads - Suitable for Many Other Large Over The Ear Headphones - Sennheiser, AKG, HifiMan, ATH, Philips, Fostex, Sony (Dark Red)

Measurement was accurate, fits perfectly to my headphones.

I can see the stitches in white color thread coming out after using it for 3days but the product is good. Not got the ear pain

For all you Seinhieser Hesh 2.0 users out there, yes it fits the headphone pretty well. The perfect size of replacement pads would be 8.5 cm (diameter) and these are 10. But the extra 1.5 only makes it look better and there are no problems fitting the seams. The sound has no effect, and the pads add more comfort that the default ones. Go for it.

Perfect fit to my plantronics beat pro ...ultimate finishing Thanks

Product is good but not fir for my headphone....

If you own a Samson sr850 with valour pads, go ahead and buy it. Preferably hybrid as it neutralizes the sound signature of the headphones.

The inner side needs to go into a slit provided in the headphones. However, the quality of material is so low, that even if you use a nail to push it in, the synthetic material starts to disintegrate. Bad designed and bad quality. The part that goes inside the slit should be the strongest part because it obviously need to withstand the push….. whereas that is the weakest part of the product. The inner rim has very little stiffness or elasticity.

What an improvement to the stock pads. I was considering returning the GMP 8.35's because the pads were so thin and did not provide the long term comfort I was looking for, and they didn't seal at all either. These Brainwavz pads were thick and pillowy. It changed the wearability of the cans immensely. A nice side effect is that they now look a lot better too. Hopefully they last a long time.

Perfect replacement for the velour pads on the Philips Fidelio X2, in my opinion. They do require a hole to be cut/punched into one earpad to access the 3.5mm on the headphone, but fit perfectly otherwise. EDIT: 11ish month review - these have started flaking, badly, much quicker than other earpads I've used of the same materials. This may be due to humid weather where I'm located, but they are only worn for a few hours a day, a few hours a week, and cleaned with a dry microfiber cloth after each use. Very comfortable otherwise, but do note this if you live in a humid, warm climate.

I ordered these to replace my Audio-Technica Pro700 MK2's ear pads. The size is slightly bigger than the drivers but makes for a perfect fit once you get them on. Sound-Wise: These ear pads create amazing sound isolation and allow for nearly no sound leakage. They improve the sound quality substantially, especially the bass, without sacrificing any of the highs. Comfort-Wise: I couldn't ask for anything more from ear pads. They are ultra comfortable and breathable. Overall: A hefty price tag for ear pads but the quality is high and comes with 2 year warranty. Worth the money for audiophiles.

Was looking for a replacement set to my DCA ether 2's. DCA earpad build quality is terrible, ive owned cans from £30-£3000 and never had any leather pads flake and fray unlike the DCA ones. Also, the DCA ones are too soft and uncomfortable after short periods. So looked at brainwavz as I used them before on my Hifiman 600's . I believe my review is still posted on amazon for those. BW build quality is good , nice and solid and well stitched. Comfortable for long periods. I knocked 1 star off these ones as the red is more like maroon not tomatoe red , also the stated dimension is 100mm but the reality is 90-95mm . Lucky was more like 95mm on this set I recieved. As for sound quality , some say these pads can dilute the intimacy and remove the bottom end punch because these pads push your ears further away from the driver.... Really this is down to OEM pad design vs BW design. For the ethers I actually found minimal difference in sound, with a tiny nod to warmer tones and bottom punch with a tiny loss in soundstage. ETHER OWNERS READ THIS..... Google PERM PEEL tape, I bought myne from viking. I really could of done going for the smaller width tape in hindsight . The importance here is strong adhesive for pad side, and weak (cellotape) adhesive for earcup . cover as much of the pad as possible and press hard against the pad then earcup. The clamping pressure of the headphones does most of the work anyway. Much better than spending around 90$ on replacements from DCA! What a RIP! Hope this helps as there is little help in google searches for replacements on the ethers.

Fits AKG K271 Studio with a slight stretch. Stays in place way better than any other replacements I've tried and are pretty comfy. The cushion seems to be holding up pretty well so far (2 months) They don't feel premium, and I don't recommend looking too closely at the stitching, but considering the cost of the AKG official ones, I'd give them a go if you're looking to breathe life into an older pair of AKG 240/271 etc