Round-100mm Ear Pads Cushions Kit Replacement for Beyerdynamic DT 770 880 990 1770 1990 (Pro) Headphones (Black Velour)

These replaced original pleather earpads on my AKG K240s headphones. Much more comfortable and much less heat/pressure on my ears/head. These look cheap quality but for the price I guess I cant complain too much. Headphones sit off the ear about as far as original earpads but much more comfortably (my ears don't sweat anymore).Much softer and more pliable than original pleather ones. Installation wasn't too bad. I got the plastic ring started on a section of headphone, then used fingers from inside of earpad to reach in and push out while stretching over the headphone plastic. Ended up using a small flat plastic tool (like a mini screwdriver) to unfold the plastic so it sat flat against headphone (folded up during install). I also used the cheap thin speaker covers that came with these instead of the thicker original ones - seems to allow more treble through which is good. It was either these or Beyer Dynamic pads (at 3x the price) hopefully these last.

It takes some careful effort to get these on. I had to "massage" the edge "skirts", which tended to fold over, until they sat perfectly flat on the outside of the ear cups, but once done the appearance is nearly seamless. Be careful you don't tear the "skirts" and take your time. Perfect appearance will be worth itComfort is miles ahead of the stock, sweat inducing ear cups. These are thicker than stock so sound character may change although I didn't notice anything drastic.My pair came with FOAM inserts that cover the drivers, NOT mesh. There should be a clear distinction and use of words here. I define mesh as a woven fabric like speaker grill cloth, mosquito netting or window screen. That is MESH. These came with FOAM inserts. Also, the FOAM inserts are a more porous, single layer. The stock AKG inserts, at least on my "Made in Ausrtia" K240 Studios are also FOAM but are a much finer texture, two layer construction.For now I'm going with the FOAM that come with these although the stock FOAM is available for a few dollars direct from AKG.In short, a very worthwhile change to replace worn out stock ear cups.

Works perfect on DT 770! They actually were fairly easy to put on - I thought I will have to wrestle with it, but the material is stretchy and relatively easy to deal with. These also seem to be a little softer than the original ones, but not by much. I didn't notice any particular changes in the sound quality, but I'm not an audiophile...With they were a little bit cheaper - there is really nothing to it other than foam and few inches of cloth.

These are even more comfortable than the nearly $30 ones I got for my Sony MDR-V6's. I got a secondhand pair of AKG K240 headphones and the stock pads were uncomfortable and made my ears damp. These are lightweight, comfortable, and it still sounds great, if not better. Protip, start at the top where the headband part is, so you don't end up struggling there when trying to put them on. Also, it's a tight fit, so I used a small corner of a plastic credit card to work the edge around as I went. The upside is that they aren't going to come off! Definitely glad I pulled the trigger on these, the quality is better than expected, and I'm using these headphones all the time now.

Fit good, look good, and feel good on my DT 990 Pros. Super easy to install and Sound exactly the same as the original pads on these headphones, and they feel almost exactly the same just a little more plump but that’s probably because they need to be broken in. Great value, would buy again 100% no hesitation

Pros: Improved sound by taming the treble and bringing up the bass on superlux hd668b (it must be noted though that I kept the original foam discs the headphones came with and placed them under the earpads). Also more comfortable with nice velour, softer foam, and a larger hole diameter (so that the pads finally sit around my ears now) than a certain brand that currently costs half as much here on Amazon.Cons: Do I think they have actual memory foam? I doubt it, but it's definitely a soft foam with no real need to be "broken in". The included audio cable is a nice extra but I could have done without if it meant bringing down the price.The cons are too slight vs the pros -especially for the price- so five stars until I see how durable these pads are.

These are OK in a pinch! They’re soft and not uncomfortable but they’re nowhere near as supple as the originals. They feel cheap to the touch and the lack of cushioning palpable to the touch. However you won’t notice the lack of cushion while wearing them but I’m not confident these will last very long as they’re just not a quality product. To be fair they are much more affordable than most, if not all, other options. So in a pinch these will do the job, problem is I’m not confident they’ll be up to snuff for an acceptable amount of time.

I bought three replacement earpads from Amazon: This, the BRAINWAVZ XL Large Velour Replacement Memory Foam Earpads, and the LTYIVABHTTW replacement ear pads. The LTYIVABHTTW was the most comfortable, but this pair was by far the most similar to the DT 880 sound quality. While the others were muddied, I'm assuming by the dimensions and material, this was pretty darn close. It didn't make it, so I'll probably buy the originals, but if 90% of the way there is good enough, these are great for 1/3 the price.