Brainwavz Replacement Memory Foam Earpads - Suitable For Many Headphones - AKG, HifiMan, ATH, Philips, Fostex, Grado, Sony ear pad (Black Velour)

They do their job, adapting well to my ears and allowing me to use them for longer than the original ones did. Might get a bit hot after some time but to be honest I can use it for hours without having a headache.

アダプターを使用してHD650に付けていますが開放型で特徴的な音の抜けが損なわれず純正と同等の音質を出せています。ヘッドホンの側圧が強く元々付いていたイヤーカップが痛かったですがこちらのものに変えて正解でした。カップの内径は少し小さめですが装着したあとは気になりません。 最後に、こちらの製品は国外からの発送で途中で追跡番号がおかしくなったりしましたが問題なく届きました。

I bought these for my HyperX CloudX Flights (the Xbox specific one). The stock earcups are a bit shallow and my ears pressed up against the drivers. It caused some discomfort over longer gaming sessions. So, I set out to buy some ear cups. I'm delighted that HyperX went with an ear cup size that matches that of other headphones so we have plenty of options. I ended up buying these and the micro-suede ones to try out. I did leave a separate review of the micro-suede, so I won't say much about those here. Simply put, they are soft, comfortable, and they noise cancel very well. However, they breathe just about as well as the leather does so it's a bit warm. I tried these out and decided these were the ones for me. Pros 1. The noise cancellation is where I want it to be. I like being able to hear the world around me (especially with 3 dogs and a girlfriend lol). It's enough that I can hear a ruckus that I might need to pay attention to, but enough to blot out most ambient room noise. 2. They are breathable, although not as much as I am used to from something like Sennheiser velour earcups. Still, these are the coolest of the three Brainwavs they sell on this listing (the half leather / half velour, full velour, and micro-suede). Having used a half-leather ear cup on my Rig 800s, I have used all 3 archetypes and these were the least warm. 3. It didn't alter the sound as much as I was expecting. The CloudX Flights have a V-shaped sound (bit heavy on bass, bit heavy on treble for imaging purposes). Both of those things were still true with these on. I guess maybe it makes a bigger difference on other headphones, but not really on this one. 4. They fit! Kinda, more on that later. 5. I personally don't like memory foam. It smushes down over the course of a gaming session and I have to eventually adjust the headband. The foam in these will eventually wear down, but they hold their shape pretty well over longer gaming sessions. 6. They are vastly more comfortable than the stock pads from HyperX in terms that my ears don't press against the driver anymore. The HyperX ones are still comfy, just shallow. Neutral 1. The material on this is not what I was expecting. I'm used to Sennheiser's velour, which is a bit softer than this material. Some people complain of a scratchy feel to them and I totally get that. I don't mind it, maybe my brain just tunes it out better than others (not that it's a mental descrepency, just a preference thing). In any case, I find these comfortable, but they are a bit scratchy so people sensitive to that should probably try the much softer micro-suede or a different brand's velour ear cups. Cons 1. The leather piece on the back that you use to connect the ear cups to the headphone are WAY too long for HyperX headphones. You have to cut off about 1/3 of it and even then it's still a pretty loose fit. I would recommend cutting it right at the little seam that's there and then, if it's too loose still, trim from there. You will have to cut these to fit them on a pair of Rig 800s or CloudX Flights. Overall, I'm happy with this purchase. I prefer fabric to suede or leather for the cooler, more breathable effect. The sound didn't change much to my ears and everything worked pretty well. The micro suede ones sound better to me (probably as a function of better noise cancellation and better seal with the memory foam), and I may very well switch between the two as I need, but the velour ones just make everything feel right to me. Just beware of the scratchy feel. These are not as soft as some other velour ear cups.

The pads did change a little bit of the sound of the headphones, but I'm not mad at it. It's more comfortable than the original padding.

After wearing my Turtle Beach Sevens for nearly 2 years almost everyday for hours on end, eventually killed the leather cups on them. It all flaked off and it felt horrible. To my disappointment, i had no idea in them 2 years Turtle beach made my headset "legacy" and no longer produced anything to do with them. So i could not get ANY of the official cups for them anywhere. I was starting to lose hope so i looked for alternatives that would hopefully fit the same size. Then i stumbled across these "Brainwavz Replacement Memory Foam Earpads" and instantly saw the measurements sizing picture looked very similar to my Turtle Beach Sevens. The inner circle was bigger but the other dimensions fitted perfectly, i was hesitant at first but i placed my order a hoped it would fit all good. I bought the Velour ones because i was fed up with the sticky leather always sticking to me and when the arrived, well i be dammed were they not some the softest ear pads i've felt. I then proceeded to attempt to put them on, with took me a whole 20 mins because my god was it tight fit (insert joke here). But after all that and i a week later, i'm so incredibly pleased they fit wonderfully and also feel brilliant. It almost feels like a brand pair new of headphones all over again. I will buy some more Ear Pads from them in the future because i can't fault them at all. Brainwavs are the heros we need but do not deserve

Big improvement over the stock pads. Seems to hold the speakers a little further off the ear than the stock ones but I don't think that is detrimental to the sound. Isolation is quite good for me - difficult sometimes for those of us who wear glasses. I really struggled to get them on, as I struggled with OEM model. Perhaps I don't have the technique.