Geekria QuickFit Replacement Ear Pads for Sennheiser HD202, HD202S, HD212, HD437, HD447, PX360, HD203, HD212-Pro, EH150, EH250, HD62-TV Headphones, Ear Cushions (Black)

I'm very happy with the replacement pads for my trusty Sennheiser HD497 headphones, the originals of which were literally falling apart. Installation was actually easier than the pads for my Sony MDR-V7 models. I'm anxiously awaiting the replacement headband pad and then they'll be like new. Also, the pads were packed with a cleaning cloth and an installation tool.

I bought these for a pair of Sennheiser HD 202s. At first, when I removed the old ones, I didn't understand how to get them back on. It seemed very difficult. Until I watched the video on here, where they show the headphone piece coming off. (I didn't know that part detached.)Once I did that, they went on very easily and the plastic part snapped back on.They are not as soft as the original foam, but still tolerable. The best part is that I no longer get little pieces of the pealing black leather all over my head.Would definitely buy again!

Since i couldn't find anything for my Sennheiser HD360's, I did some research and it sounds like they are about the same size as PX360's. So I got these.The Sennheiser attachment method sucks (not the fault of these...Jabra has figured this out), and the fit isn't great but will hopefully work (still not the fault of these).However, I am only giving 4 stars because they are pretty cheap and only adequate...assuming they fit and last for a while. I would rather have a higher quality product like sheepskin over the leatherette that will start disintegrating soon. But for ten bucks, they're good enough.

I got for my spouse it got it on the all head phones and worked great so I had to get another one for the other head set.

These are very comfortable and fit well.

The open cell foam pads of my Sennheiser HD457 headphones turned back to petroleum goo, so I bought these replacements. Although I preferred the cloth covered pads of the original, these pads are pretty comfortable. They were easy to install (once I cleaned the sticky foam from the old pads off the plastic backers). These pads came with a tool that made the installation easier. Just get one edge started, then run the tool around the edge of the original plastic backer (with the curved end "down" towards the backer, like a tire iron) and slip the pad over the backer. These salvaged my HD457's (which were not expensive to begin with but sound better than most cheap headphones).

These replacements were a perfect fit. Indistinguishable from the originals.Install was simple and the tool that came with the pads was useful.

I was skeptical when I opened the box the earphone covers came in until a saw there was a tool to help put the covers on. I had earphone covers from another company made of the same material & when I installed them it was much more difficult, plus in stretching them one tore slightly, so these were much easier.