GVOEARS Upgraded Ear Pads Replacement for Sennheiser HD4.50BT HD4.50BTNC HD4.40BT Headsets Earpads, Earpads Cushions for Sennheiser HD450BT, More ...

Don't get all the complaints about how difficult these are to put on. Just feed the lip of the back side into the slot, starting with the top or bottom, and go all the way around. Hold your starting position in place with your fingers as you go. It's dead-simple and took like a minute for each one. Sound insulation is a bit worse than with the originals (and any pleather aftermarket versions), but that's to be expected. The point of these is to handle sweat better than non-mesh ones. And they're cheap, comfy, and fit well.

Perfect fit for my Symphonized "Wraith" 2.0 headphones. Seem to be of good quality. Though the fit is perfect, I still had to wrestle them onto the headphones and I think if they were low quality they probably would have suffered. Highly recommended.

These pads are awesome, and work well as the original without the sticky leathery condition. These are soft, and nice, and seem to not inhibit the noise cancellation - much. They arent as good as the original pads, but the difference is very minute. They still cancel well, and I feel like the trade-off for better comfort is well worth it. You're probably going to have to hit Youtube to help with the installation. I thought I had the wrong pads at first because they just werent going on. Trust me - you probably have the right pads, they are just fit very snug on their housing. It's tough, but it's doable. That's what good sound is all about! If they were loose, you wouldnt be getting the quality audio experience. Worth it

I was skeptical as to whether replacement pads would be as comfortable or as effective as the originals on my Sennheiser earphones. After a couple of days of use, I feel they may be an upgrade to the orginals. When I bought my headphones, several of the reviews mentioned that the earpads were somewhat small and that they could become uncomfortable over long term wearing. While I found the pads to be small, I did not find them to be uncomfortable. The fit was adequate and I've used them at work nightly for three years. Over time, the cover on the right ear pad started to split open. At first it was just annoying, then it became uncomfortable. Time for new pad. I bought these replacements based on the reviews and price. While not overly difficult to install, they were not super easy either. It requires patience and a little manual dexterity. While it was frustrating at first, I did get the knack of it, and I would buy these again, despite the challenge of installing them. In retrospect, it was not that difficult. The new pads are noticeably more comfortable. There is more space inside the pad for my ear, and the pads are visually thicker and just as soft as the originals. I'm unable to discern a difference in the noise insulation. I would definitely buy them as a replacement, and I almost regret not buying them when I first got these headphones. Pros: Thicker material and just as soft as original Larger interior for ear, more comfortable Relatively inexpensive Cons: Installation was not difficult, but patience is the key. Would definitely recommend them. Will update on long term wear.

All the other reviewers have pretty much covered it, but I'm just saying, they have it right. These are terrific, far better than the pads that came with my headphones originally. They seal off outside noise better, and are more comfortable. Also, as everyone else says, installation is bear...except when it isn't. I was very nervous with the first one, and I had it installed before I even realized it. I still don't know what happened, but it took like three seconds. The second one took 20 minutes, so there you go. Anyway, well worth the shame and frustration of feeling stupid for a few minutes while you install it. Once it's one there, you'll be so glad you did.