Bluecell Pair of Black Replacement Earpad ear pads for Beyerdynamic DT880/DT770 Headphones

For the price I can't complain at all about these. I've had my DT 770s for a good number of years and have worn out 2 pairs of Beyer's ear pads. I can't attest for the longevity of these, but so far no complaints. I haven't noticed a difference in sound, and they are big enough to fit over my big ears. The material doesn't feels almost as nice as the Beyer branded ones made of fake leather, but they certainly don't feel like the velour. I'll probably buy another pair or two as I wear them for hours, and have worn through a couple pairs already of the brand name ones.

Really soft PU leather and fairly dense foam makes these very comfortable. I was using them on my Koss PRODJ100 headphones and bought the same setup for a friend of mine. His busted open, like I've seen photos of some of the other reviewers, however mine did not. I've since switched them to a pair of Audio Technica M40fs and they are still holding up (about 1 year). If they busted open tomorrow, I wouldn't be disappointed. The price is good for the quality that you get, especially considering the cost of the name brand pads.

They are totally fine comfort-wise, but for DT 880, which are open, audiophile-grade headphones, they negatively impact the sound. The DT 880s sound muffled with them.

The plastic used to secure the earpads to the headphones ripped off after a month of normal daily usage.

The fit was exact and the quality was good. I use these on a daily basis and they are comfortable and easy to wear for extended hours at a time. They are not as nice as my velvet set but useful for long mixing sessions. I would recommend these for use due to the fit, comfort, and price.

For this review I will compare these to my stock Creative Aurvana Live! ear pads. The height of the ear pad is the same around 1.8 cm. However, the Bluecells are very circular with an outer diameter of around 3.75 in. The CAL ear pads are considerably softer and smoother. As I press my finger onto the pads the depression is exponential with a lot of give at first, but more resistance the deeper I push. These Bluecell ear pads have a rougher texture and are stiffer. While the depression is likely exponential, they almost seem to have the same amount of resistance at all depths. Placing my hand on top of the CAL pads they appear to sink in about 10-20%. Placing my hand on the Bluecell ear pads there maybe a 1-3% give. It feels like placing my hand on a very lightly cushioned surface. In one analogy, the CALs are the pillow and the Bluecell are the spring-loaded bed.

Pain in the butt to get on, stiff. Ok I guess.

Perfect fit for my Sennheiser HD-540 Reference series Headphones and great price will do business with again, Sennheiser fans, look no further these are the ones for the HD-540 reference Series Headphones.