VEKEFF Replacement Ear Cushions Pad for Sennheiser MM450, MM550, PX360, PX360-BT, PXC360-BT Headphones

They are very hard to install. Not the companies fault, but Sennheiser for designing it that way. Once installed, I couldn't tell the difference from the original ones.

These work great — indistinguishable from Sennheiser replacement pads, and a great value. Highly recommended.Short version: I got 3 years of daily use out of these, which is as good or better than Sennheiser replacement pads that I’ve had. I’m buying another pair of these today.They’re comfortable, durable, and they fit and install exactly the same as Sennheiser pads. (It’s not hard once you know what to do. Look up a video and you’ll have no problems.)FULL DETAILS: I’ve had a pair of Sennheiser MM-550 headphones since 2009, and use them for multiple hours nearly every day. That’s a lot of use! I’ve had to replace the pads 3 times in 11 years, so counting the original pads, I’ve gone through 4 sets total, and I consistently get about 2.5 to 3 years out of each set.The first few sets were Sennheiser; the most recent set are these Vever pads, which I bought back in mid-2017, so I got about 3 years out of them. I actually forgot they were a third-party brand until I looked it up just now — there was zero detectable difference from originals.Bottom line: After 3 years of use, my prior Vever ear pads were a great value. I’m buying a new pair today and would certainly recommend them to any other Sennheiser owners.

I would have given these a lower rating due to difficulty installing them, but found an easy shortcut. The problem is you don't have enough fingers to hold the portions of the cushion you've inserted into the groove surrounding the cup while you're trying to work in the next section. Cut several pieces of Gorilla tape into 1/2" strips. Start at the top or bottom so you can end up finishing on one of the relatively easy sides and carefully insert the rubber strip into the groove. Once you have a section fully inserted, tape it down with the Gorilla tape. Make sure the rubber strip doesn't get doubled up as you go. I used one of the plastic tools that came with my iPhone screen repair kit on a few problem areas, but a credit card would probably work.

Could not put it. I ended up gluing it. Stay away.

I did not buy them as replacements. I bought these as is so I can stack them together and put them over my ear where my new piercing is.... so I can lay on my side while sleeping. They are soft but not too soft where they deflate to nothing. Material feels nice too. And protect my sensitive ear from touching the pillow and causing pain

Fit well, work fine. Like the OEM version, subject to absorbing sweat and smelling.

I was so excited to see they sell the ear cushions for my headphone they are identical I'm happy to used my headphone is like I have new headphone. I really recommend it and will definitely buy againg.

Great fit and good to be able to use the headphones