WC Extra Thick Replacement Earpads for Beats Solo 2 & 3 by Wicked Cushions - Ear Pads for Beats Solo 2 & 3 Wireless ON-Ear Headphones - Soft Leather, Luxury Memory Foam, Strong Adhesive | Black

Bought them as the original beats overhear cushions were falling apart. It’s quite easy to fit, as they come with all the tools to remove the old ones. They adhere well with the double sided tape and they have been holding up for the last 1 year. They’re soft and comfortable to wear, same or better quality than the original ones. Price wise I think they’re worth it, even if on the more expensive side.

These are fab ear pads. The supplied alcohol wipe are not sufficient to get the old glue off so you will need to scrape or use additional means. The instructions are clear and the quality of the ear pads is first class

Excellent packaging. Good quality replacement ear cushions. Very happy customer.

As you can see from my before pics my ear pads were deteriorating pretty badly. Headphones still worked great and rest of the frame still in great condition so was reluctant to replace the whole set. These replacement pads are great. They were easy to apply (I recommend watching their vid on YouTube to make sure you do it right and make sure you remove ALL the sticky residue of your old pads) and they are pretty comfortable. I think they may even create a better seal on the ear than the originals. Lost a star because the material/pattern can make the ears feel a bit sweaty, and I think they are a tad expensive for what they are...but I suppose £18 is better than hundreds for new headphones! Overall would recommend to increase the longevity of your current headphones and to tide you over until you are ready for new ones.

These ear pads look just like the original ones I had on my headphones. They are very easy to stick on - the only difficulty is removing the glue left behind from the original set. The alcohol wipes they provide don't work and even if they did, would not be enough to remove all the glue. But after a few attempts with different products (including nail polish remover), I found that dabbing WD-40 on the glue using cotton swabs worked best. And despite the very clear instructions that come with the kit, I still managed to stick one of the pads on upside down, though luckily only resulting in an aesthetic issue.I also find these to be more comfortable as they're much softer than the original set. I'm now able to wear my headphones for longer periods of time than I previously could, as my ears tended to start aching after only an hour or so wearing the original set.In my opinion, definitely good value for money.

These covers are great. I decided to risk it and try buying them because new headphones are so expensive as my original white covers over the foam pieces were disintegrating. I am so glad I did.The process is easy overall, make sure you watch the video! Pry off the old plastic and foam pieces, remove the old glue, line up and stick down the new pads and squash them by placing headphones over a box overnight.My main complain is the rubbing alcohol wipes (IPA, isopropyl alcohol) to remove the glue are absolutely minuscule and in now way cut out for the job. About the size of a fingernail. Don't try this without a bottle of rubbing alcohol on hand to keep re-soaking the wipe, but then it works just fine.Much cheaper than new headphones, and the floral pattern is so pretty! About as comfortable/uncomfortable as the originals.

So, my Beats Solo pads were doing the usual shred, so I bought a pair of these. The worst part of the job was cleaning the sticky residue from the old pads. The 2 wipes are not nearly enough to do one side of the 'phones. Luckily I keep a bottle of isopropyl alcohol around. Take a lot of time cleaning the old stickum off, I was at it for nearly an hour. Leave the newly cleaned 'phones for an hour to make sure all the fluid has flashed off. Fitting the new ones was pretty straight forward, make sure you use the locating pins. I left them clamped to a box overnight to put some pressure on the new pads. I couldn't get an exact colour patch so I decided to make a bit of contrast and fit white pads to my Solos, I like it. So far they seem comfy, slightly more so than the originals.

Didnt stick at all, shame as they are nice buds an comfy