Bose Headphone Padding Replacement Pads Qc15

Replacement pads for a Audio-Technica ATH-M30 headphone. A little smaller than original but covers the ear comfortably. Should last longer than original. A little difficult to install but did not take more that 5 min. for each earpiece.

Jumped up from a pair of Bose QC15's owned for many a year. Tried out the two newest Bose models as well as the XM3. Decided to wait on the XM4 release. My expectations for sound quality in any pair of cans with noise cancellation not too high, but using the EQ in the app I have it where it is acceptable, and actually quite good. Comfort is acceptable which is all one can expect (ears still get warm with extended use). Features are really nice. Overall I'm glad I waited (months) and purchased the XM4.

Very happy with my purchase. I've been using my wired Bose QC15's for about 9 years, Still work great, but got sick of getting the cable caught on things. These headphones are constantly rated the highest when it comes to ease of use, sound quality etc... well they do not dissapoint. Love the feel of wearing them, the sound, sleek design. Very good purchase.

The replacement pads were designed exactly like the original pads and replacement was done is seconds.

Everything I was looking for in my replacement of my Bose solo.

perfect replacement for older flat pads

A great replacement for the old pads. These seem to be well made and will hopefully last a long time.

Says it all... it works great. A couple of things, though; It's well made, maybe not quite up to the rigidity of a Pelican case, but given the odd shape and need to be fairly lightweight it's an acceptable compromise. The tripod padding kit is a bit odd. Though the fabric ends provide some padding, I think they expect the bulk of it to be provided by the thick foam pads. Here's the thing... the interior volume is generous, and unless you have a tripod with a substantial girth it isn't going to fill up the space between the foam upper and lower pads. Putting a tripod in it's soft case THEN putting it in seems to take up the space well, but seems wasted. I can fit a Flowtech easily; and a lightstand; and a boom pole; and a small slider. May take the foam pads out and just wrap everything in neoprene wrap/pads. Definitely try it with your gear before you put the foam pads in - it may fit/work better. All in all a really great case. It does come in at the very max for check in luggage size so a gate agent may call it oversize but the 6300 case really isn't - their larger one certainly would be.

The original pads on my MDR-7506's started ripping apart so I found these. I wear them all the time on my computer which outputs to a receiver to drive them. These pads are very smooth and soft feeling, I'm in Florida and I don't notice them being any hotter than the originals. The padding isn't as think as the originals, which I like because they hold the earphones a little closer to your ear which improves the bass as another reviewer noted. There is still plenty of padding to keep them very comfortable though. I love these and would definitely recommend them. Hopefully they last a long time.

The Senal SMH-1000-MK2is lightweight, the cushiony ear pads and headband should fit confortably to everyone. I like the fact that the bottom headband side that touches my head is made of leather / leatherette, which is easy to clean with a mild detergent or 50% (max solution) alchohol with a soft cloth, rather than the headphones that are made of a mesh material which accumulates dirt and body stuff.  Additionally, I recommend buying disposable headband and ear pad protectors such as the Auray Disposable Over-Ear Headphone Covers (50 Pairs, Black) https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1585973-REG/auray_hpc_45bk_disposable_headphone_cover_4_5.html for the ultimate in hygiene thus keeping that letter finish from deteriorating due to skin oils. Once I tried it, I can't go back. I love having those disposable pads on every single headphone I own! They also make in white. Performance: This headphone is excellent for critical listening for music and audio monitoring for video production. It has sufficient treble and the mid range boost vocals slightly and gently, just the right amount which is desired, thus maintaining the midrange mild, not piercing.  I tested this headphone listening to Metal, Techno, Classical and HipHop. It provides the adequate amount of bass in a way the studio meant to be heard, balancing all frequencies as a whole. If you're a bass head looking for bass shattering headphones, where 99% of BASS is all that matters before the actual rest of the music, this is not the product for you. Volume: With the impedance of 64 Ohms, even on a MacBook Air, it is loud enough. About 90db, which is loud enough . If you want louder, it will depend on the equipment you are using. Therefore, I'm pleased with this headphone. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review].