Geekria Mesh Fabric Headband Pad Compatible with Sennheiser HD600, HD580, HD650, HD660S Headphones, Replacement Band, Headset Head Top Cushion Cover Repair Part (Black)

Very nice/comfortable replacement headband for my HD6xx. Fits perfectly.

I used this product for my Sennheiser HD280 Pros. I They were not specifically designed for this set of headphones, but I used some velco tape to attached a strip to the headphones where the pads go, then added the other side of the velcro tape to the underside of the pads themselves, then velcro'd the pad to the headphones. I had to do a little measuring and trimming but mission accomplished and it looks like it was always meant to be. Comfortable pads that do what they are designed to do. This is not a complicated product.

It was a little stiff the first few times I used it, so it caused some discomfort, but it just needed some time to loosen up. Good value too.

Easy to install and a fit price. For both my vintage HD580 and 58X Jubilee.

Impossible to install on the HD660S2. Bought these because the original head padding hurt the top of my head. And now I can't get the original padding back on to my headphones. I'm going to have to buy wraparound padding. Edit: Didn't realize you could separate the headband from the earcups. Much easier to install this way. Changing review from 1 star to 5 stars. I will update this review again after I see how comfortable this headband is.

Easy install and fits perfectly with my Sennheiser 6XX, but the comfort level is not great. The foam is too firm and is very different from the original. After wearing a while it can get painful. Unfortunately I will probably have to buy something else.

I've been using my first high-fidelity HD600 headphones for years, which have always been exceptionally comfortable and lightweight. However, over the past year, I noticed that the headband's padding has significantly degraded. When looking for replacements, I had three main options: a budget Amazon knockoff from Geekria priced between $10-$15, an official Sennheiser replacement for the HD650+ style compatible with all HD5xx and 6xx models priced at $25, and a $15 option from Dekoni available on their website. I first tried the Geekria knockoffs, which were terribly uncomfortable—almost like styrofoam, causing migraine-level discomfort. This discomfort was especially noticeable since I haven’t adjusted the headband since my initial fitting back in 2006. I couldn’t get the Dekoni headband since it was on backorder, but I have previously used their leather earcups and found them to be of good quality. Ultimately, I ordered the official Sennheiser replacements from Amazon, which featured true memory foam and greatly restored the original comfort of my headphones, although it's a slightly different design from the original HD600s. My conclusion: it’s worth spending an extra $10 for the genuine Sennheiser replacement to ensure comfort. The Geekria version felt substandard, possibly due to poor quality control or just a difference in materials that some users might not recognize if their original headbands had been worn down for years.

(Sennheiser HD 600) Overall build quality is very good - better than the original. The strap that holds the pads is a bit thicker and appears to be more durable. However, this made installation a bit tricky. The mechanisms used for adjusting the positions of the ear cups slide behind the pad. On my first installation attempt, the mechanism on one side would only slide halfway up because it was getting caught on the pad. To fix it, I lifted the pad out on that side, slid the mechanism all the way up, and then reinserted the pad. So, I would recommend that when you install it make sure the mechanisms are slid all the way up on both sides first. Hopefully that will prevent the problem I had. Other than that, the band is great! Super comfortable.