Replacement Ear Pads Compatible with ATH-M50x M50 M40, Arctis 7 Arctis Pro, ATH-WS1100iS, HD280 Pro, SRH 440, MDR-7506 V6 Headphone Memory Foam Earpads (Black Velvet)

I couldn't find any of their products that specifically said they fit my Steelseries Arctis Nova 7p headset, so I contacted this seller directly and they recommended these ear cushions specifically. They fit! They're extremely comfortable. The original stock earpads for my Nova 7p were hurting my ears. They weren't bad, but the Airweave earpads that the headset comes with start hurting the upper area of my ears after short term use. They also pinch my glasses and cause some pain. I tried Wicked Cushions and still was disappointed. I have large ears and nothing was working until I tried these ear cushions for my Nova 7p. They are extremely soft, and my large ears fit perfectly inside the cup of the ear cushions. These cushions are thicker than the original Airweave pads are (I provided pictures showing it). The thickness does create a clamping force on the sides of my head, but it's so soft and comfortable that there's no pain at all. My ears are sealed into the clamp force from these cushions that there's better noise isolation. I'm happy with this purchase.Be prepared though, these do have an impact on the sound. It made my bass punchier, and increased the treble range, especially in the 4K range of the equalizer settings of the Steelseries GG engine. I had to make some adjustments within my EQ to get that under control. I had to drop the bass just a little bit in my EQ and also had to drop the 4K range a bit. Now it sounds awesome. I like bass, and the explosions in games sound incredible. Sound is subjective, so see what works best for you if you get these for your Nova 7p or Nova 7X. I also found that the Bass Boost preset in the Steelseries GG engine sounds great with these cushions if the 4K range doesn't bother you.

I hated the default earpads on the Arctis Pro Wireless. Nearly everything on the Arctis was amazing, but for some reason these $300 cans came with the kind of shallow, scratchy, stiff earpads you'd find on $40 logitech gaming headsets. My relatively small ears would touch the hard plastic earcup, which was quickly fatiguing.First I bought the Wicked Cushions to try and fix my problem. Those were deep enough, but the "velour" fabric was like a cheap felt, and the cushions were still very stiff, so I returned them.I bought these as my next bet, and WOW am I glad that I did. Finally my Arctis Pro Wireless FEEL like the premium headphones that they are! The fabric on these are extremely soft, comparable to the legendary comfort on the stock ear pads for the Sennheiser HD 598. The pads are appropriately deep, and the foam in the cushions are a cheaper memory foam with JUST the right amount of firmness and give. I'm actually glad it's a cheaper memory foam, as a more premium memory foam would be too stiff for headphones. They even add a bit of noise canceling, which is a great bonus I didn't expect. I can tell that they would wear a bit hot on a warmer day, but not any more than is normal for a closed back headset.If you have the Arctis Pro Wireless and the comfort isn't quite what you had hoped it would be, buy these. All your disappointment will melt away.

I use these on my Sennhheiser headset. I added to the flat earpieces and they are of felt so are very comfy and pleasant to use.

I rarely leave reviews but I just had to for this one.These ear pads made me love my Arctis Pro Wireless again. It feels like I have a brand new headset. My old pads (WC ones) were decent but something about that leather type material just kinda sticks to your skin if you know what I mean. It's a very unique feeling and it borders on the line of itchy/uncomfortable. I kept those for a long time because they were better than the stock and then I got these... WOW... I feel so dumb for not doing this a while ago lol. I got this and a new headband for like 8 bucks and it's like a whole new headset. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND.The material is extremely plush and comfortable against the side of your head and doesn't get hot at all. I've worn them for 2-3 hours at a time and I forget I'm wearing them.

I've had a pair of Sennheiser HD280 headphones for nearly 15 years. I bought these ear pads to replace the aging and flaking set that came with them originally. Due to the work from home order, my days as a sound designer mean I wear these guys for nearly eight hours straight. I would find that when I took my headphones off for lunch I could feel the agony of relief as tops of my ears were being pressed up against my head and then suddenly released. I have installed these replacement pads and just finished a day's work. I must say, these are some of the most comfortable ear pads I've used and are a night and day difference to the aging pads that I've been dealing with. For the $20 I paid, this is absolutely worth the purchase. The headphones still block out a notable amount of ambient sound. It's enough that my wife has to repeatedly yell my name to get my attention if I'm actively listening. If you have an older set of headphones that are causing discomfort, you will not regret buying these, assuming they fit your ear cups.

I bought these replacement ear pads for my Arctis Pro Wireless, and they’re very comfortable once they break in. The memory foam provides good cushioning, but they were a bit stiff initially. After a few days of use, they softened up and fit better, making them much more comfortable for longer sessions.They still perform well overall, but I took off one star for the stiffness when I first installed them. Once broken in, they’re great!

I am a big fan of velour type earpads, because faux-leather and stuff like that ends up building up sweat. I'm someone who easily overheats but I have not felt warm with these even though I wear them all day for work. And I like that velour earpads are easy to take off and clean every once in a while.There is also much more noise issolation in these. And for people who are extremely sensitive to EQ, it feels like they make audio a tiny bit bassier, but its not a huge difference imo.