SoloWIT Replacement Ear Pads Cushions for Beats Studio 2.0 & 3 Wired/Wireless OVER-EAR Headphones, Earpads with Soft Protein Leather, Noise Isolation Memory Foam (Black)

The headphones covers are a great value for money, it seems to be made of good material and had the same quality of sound and noise cancellation as the official beat covers do. They function perfectly after replacing them, and was pretty easy after getting the hang of it. So overall durability is great!

THESE WERE A BARGIN TO FIX MY BEATS EARPHONES. AS I HAD KEPT THEM CLOSE TO THE WINDOW NOT IN THEIR CASE. BASICALLY THE FOAM WAS DISINTEGRATING ON BOTH PADS, YET THEY STILL WORKED PERFECTLY. THEY ARE REASONABLY PRICE TO REPLACE AND THE INSTRUCTIONS TO REPLACE THEM ARE VERY CLEAR AND MY BEATS NOW LOOK BRAND NEW. DEFINITELY WOULD RECOMMEND BOTH SELLER AND PRODUCT.🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

Good replacement for my Beats Studio headphones, the old cushions had started to peal off and this was a good option, cheaper to replace yourself and looks better if you choose your own colour or pattern and also fit well if put on correctly. Overall functions as it should.

Really easy to attach to my headphones, glue holds very well. Slightly difficult to match up to correct placement but I blame that on my own human error. Definitely would buy again when needed. Only fault is that the noise cancellation is noticeably lessened compared to my original ones however they’re very comfortable so I almost don’t mind

I bought these and was a bit sceptical about how they would fit and look. I was also a bit dubious about how easy it would be to remove the old ones and fir the new ones.It took a bit of effort to remove the old ones but the tool supplied made it quite easy in the end. The instructions were clear and easy to undertand.Fitting of the new pads was quite straight forward as well. Removing the coverings for the sticky tape you need nails for. Just making sure that the new pads lined up properly before pressing down hard on them to secure them.They are a bit bigger then the originals which makes them more comfortable in my opinion. My headphones look like new and I was going to buy a new set until I came across these white replacement pads. I also bought a set of blue pads to go with my other pair where the pads were wearing out and it was much easier to fit the second set of pads as I knew what I was doing this time around.So both headphones have new pads and all down in 15 minutes. 5 minutes of this was reading the instructions several times so that I did not make a mistake.I highly recommend these pads and will be buying them again if my other headphones come to need them (I have 4 other pairs of Studio 2 headphones).Edit 20/12/23 I have bought a few more of these replacement pads for my headphones. The latest set being the red and black ones. All of them are still in perfect working order and the new pads are showing no signs of deterioration after all this time. So they are better than the original.One observation is that with the latest headphones I had to remove the remaining ring and speaker grill with a screwdriver which I did not have to do for the earlier headphones. So Beats have changed the design over the years. Took me a few minutes to figure it out but I got there in the end.Still highly recommended.

Really easy to put on and very good quality

Why did you choose this product over others?:Besides being a cream colour instead of white, you wouldn’t guess they weren’t the original ones. I was told by Apple that I would just have to replace my headphones altogether and I felt that was so wasteful as the actual speakers worked fine. Thanks to these they look brand new!

Not an easy job to remove the old ones. I gave up on the plastic triangle provided and used a thing on my pen-knife I've never had a use for - i think it is designed for removing stones from horses hooves but - hey, I've never fancied using a pen-knife for that - but now I know that its really for removing ear-pads from my Beats. I found the hard an unexpected bit was the black plastic shim between the pad and the earphones which was stuck so strongly onto the headphones - and i just wasn't sure if it had to come off - or not. I was super nervous about whether I was removing the pads or breaking the headphones. No insight in the instructions.Getting back to the point: un-peeling the red plastic off the new pads actually pulled some of the sticky off as well - which I'm pretty sure shouldn't have happened. Managed to get it all back on but it was a fiddle and with a little bit of pressure it all worked out fine. Unfortunately I assumed the foam over the fabric in the middle should be removed - as it wasn't on the old one's. That was a fiddle as well - not sure why the foam was there but on reflection i suppose it had a purpose. Now I keep wondering - am I missing something in my life because i removed that foam?In the end it all fits and sticks nicely ands I am very pleased with the results. So, great outcome. Thankyou.In summary:Great product BUT it would be super helpful if you updated the instructions - its not like one changes the pads on earphones very often and if you haven't done it before, it is a bit of a mystery about which bits to remove, and which not...... better instructions please! A link to an on-line video explaining it all?