Bose Headphones Qc25 Replacement Pads

I tried out the following headphones side by side:1. Beats Studio ($)2. Bose QC25 ($)3. Audio-Technica ATH-M50X ($)I didn't care much about noise cancellation because it hurts my ears if I listen to more than an hour. It appears good when you put them on in a store and listen to a few songs, but not as much when you put them on for a few hours. But AT had great sound, incredible price and the comfortable design allows me to wear them for about 3-4 hours at a stretch without feeling hurt. The best part irrespective of comfort was just the pure sound. The ATH sounded so good compared to even the Bose QC25. You have to listen them side to side in order to feel the difference. But the bass is just amazing on the ATH. Love them for my punjabi music.

I'm really happy I could just buy these replacement pads and not have to buy a whole new set of headphones to play my Roland V-Drums with..They slipped on fairly easy.It just takes some time and patience.They fit good,Look good,and feel great to me..My MDR-7506's look and feel like they did when I bought them way back in 1996 !!! Thanks B&H !!!

I jumped from the QC25 to the new QC Ultra headphones and it doesn't get any better than this. With the QC25 you had to slide the power button from OFF to ON or to the right in order to enable Bluetooth. Now, the QC Ultra headphones have a push button (no slide), making it easier and you can avoid leaving them ON for some time. The performance is outstanding, with the 3 modes: Aware, Quiet, and Immersion. 1) Aware lets surrounding sounds in so you know what's going on while listening to the stereo audio. 2) Quiet is your brand Bose regular noise cancellation mode. 3) Immersion is the best feature for me: full noise cancellation plus Motion. You can move or be still and the audio experiences changes depending on your movement... just amazing! You can even create your custom modes with the app, making it a more personalized experience.

I looked at many replacement pads for my headphones at work. These were the only ones I found that matched the original construction, which has an inner flat, foam circle that lies inbetween the outer lamb skin padding and the speaker plate. It doesn't have the same glove leather look with many wrinkles as the original pads, but they are comfortable all day.

We have about 20 of these and they have lasted a few years so far. Just bought replacement ear pads but the headphones work well.

I had been looking for replacement pads for my Sony MDR-7506 headphones. Came across these and figured I would give them a shot. They were a little tough to put on (don't be afraid to stretch them a bit...) but once on they were comfortable. I'm happy :-)

While this replacement part is advertised by Sennheiser as only for the newer version of Sennheiser HD 280 Pro released since 2016, it fit great my older Sennheiser HD 280 Pro headphones bought around 2013. It doesn't seem like the replacement part for pre-2016 headphones is readily available, so I'd say just go with this. There are off-brand replacement pads available online, but I question their quality - the original pads served me well so I hope these original Sennheiser ones will too.

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