PChero Headphone Ear Pads Covers, 2 Pairs Washable Strechable Headset Earpad Cloth Cover for Gym, Training, Aviation, Racing, Gaming Over The Ear Headphones, Fit 3.5" - 4.3" Ear Pads

Let me just say that these are absolutely awesome! I took pictures of my headphones (ONN WIRELESS $12-14 from Walmart) after I had put them in my bag and ruined the material on the ear pieces. That was the only thing that was messed up and I didn’t want this stuff to come off in my ear! But why would I replace something that still works 100%? I searched Amazon and these popped up, saw the reviews and just bought them after measuring with my mind and luck.Delivery was fast and neat, and the price was reasonable for a set of 2. They fit perfectly on my headphones and feel very soft. They’re definitely stretchable (I got the extra small size) and the sound quality has no difference! Obviously the black against purple looks funny but it doesn’t bother me as long as it works for the purpose I bought it for. I know they look cheaply made, and that was my first thought when I opened them, but it’s very nice, the complete opposite if I’m being honest, and breathable on the ears. I haven’t had them long but I can tell that these will last me a good while in terms of durability.

I have some pretty expensive OTE headphones that I use when mowing the lawn and using loud gardening equipment. They protect my hearing, but also let me listen to podcasts and audiobooks to make mundane chores more pleasant. I noticed that the PU-leather on the earcups was coming off the headphones, so I ordered some replacements from Amazon and they fit perfectly, however when browsing these nifty universal covers kept showing up, so I did my best Scooby-Doo investigating and found that the old axiom, "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." So, when the replacment headphone cups arrived and I installed them, I put these over the cups and my headphones, while very comfortable, tended to build up heat around my ears and would become uncomfortable in hot weather. Now, with the covers, the headphones are even more comfortable and the heat doesn't build up around my ears, nearly as badly. Some noise does seep in, but it is minimal. My only complaint as since the covers are over the cups, the headphones tend to eventually slip out of place and require repositioning several times an hour if I am the least bit active. As I stated at the start of this review, I use them while doing yard and garden chores, so I am active--as active as a middle-aged man can be, and the headphones don't stay in perfect position however it is a nuissance that I gladly tolerate. These covers are washable, fit the Skullcandy Venu Tile perfectly. I also put the extra pair on my work-from-home headset and while they are over-sized, they make those very comfortable headphones even better. Why didn't I know such useful devices existed before? I thought I was well versed in the secrets of the universe--somehow these escaped my notice.

The pads are fine, and pretty much a universal stretch-fit. Certainly will work great for covering worn pads or preventing sweat from those typical 'pleather' pads. But as I suspected, due to the fit, IF your headphone pads are fully *over-the-ear* (meaning your ears fit entirely inside the pad) then these covers will prevent that fit, and as a result, you won't have a fully enclosed listening experience.If your pads are on-the ear or partially over, then it should not make as much of a difference.I have both styles and these covers work fine for the on-the-ear cans, but with the over-the-ear set it allows for some outside sound, due to the fit limitation.They are reasonably stretchable and feel like a typical spandex style material. If you wash them, do it by hand, warm water and air dry. I wouldn't put them in a high-heat clothes dryer.

Fits my Audio Technica ATH-50 BT headphones perfectly!

I like everything about these earpad covers-- the price, the superfast shipping, the fact there are two pairs so that when one pair's been washed and is drying, I can use the other. I love that they just slip right on--even over what seem to me the pretty big, fat earphones of my Philips Fidelio X2R headset. I love the fabric, which is thin/sheer enough to create zero interference with the sound of spoken words or music so far as I can discern, but thick enough to prevent the foam of the original covers underneath to keep getting dirty, and...well, I can't think of anything else, but there's nothing I don't like about my good-looking new covers (they're just plain black matte covers, but after looking at the yuckedd-up, uncleanable originals, these news ones are to me a thing of beauty.Oh-- I think, also, that the seller is a small business. Not sure if I'm remembering correctly on that score, but if so, a definite plus, for me, especially when they're selling a product with which I am so satisfied.The only potential negative, for at least some larger earphones, is such a slight one I'm not even sure I should mention it, but I want to be 100% honest, and don't want anyone to read this review, rely on it to any degree, and wind up disappointed.Also, it turns out to have the easiest possible fix, and the problem was probably mine, anyway, rather than the product's, so I'm sharing this on the off chance anyone is as doofy as I am when it comes to such things, and makes the same mistake of pulling the covers on too far, making them too taut.Although I had no problem whatsoever sliding the covers right over my earphones, when I wore them for a really long time (I'm talking 10-12+ hours straight), the fact that I'd pulled them all the way over and around the edges of the earpieces put an infinitesimal bit of pressure on my ears (so slight I don't even notice it throughout most of the session, but became aware of a bit of soreness near the end of all those hours).But as I say, I think this was my own fault-- I'd pulled the elastic on the covers all the way down and over the original foam covering, so that the elastic of these new ones was resting on the plastic attaching the headset to the earphones.I just pulled the new covers back a bit, so now they're resting on the foam right next to the plastic, and voila, problem solved (I know-- d-uh, lol).OTOH, the fact I was able to pull them down so far attests to the flexibility of the covers, which seems to me a plus, in that it means they'll worth with a greater variety of earphone sizes.Bottom line-- I would absolutely buy this product, from this seller, again-- and will, for any other headphones I get. It is such a pleasure to no longer have to try all the inadequate solutions to cleaning the virtually uncleanable foam covering of my expensive headphones...and not to be greeted by grossness each time I go to put them on to do things I otherwise love and enjoy. Now my love-hate relationship to the phones is back to all love.