Geekria Headband Pad Compatible with Bose QuietComfort 35 ii Gaming, QC35 II/QC35/QC25/QC SE Headphones Replacement Band, Top Cushion Cover Repair Part (Black)

Someone else recommended to keep the original inside pad to add more comfort. Which means you need to cut the original headband along the edge so as not to damage it. There is a bottom and top pad, you won't need the top. Keep the bottom one. Then when you instal the new headband, place the old bottom pad like it was and wrap the new headband around it and velcro it into place. The reason for this (at least on the QC25) is that the replacement headband is a bit too big and the edges that fit into the clips will flare out some and not look as neat. But if you wrap this headband around the old bottom pad then it will stretch the material enough so the edges fit much cleaner into the clips. Again, don't keep the original top pad- it won't fit- just the bottom.

The description says that the Bose Soundlink is not compatible but I decided to try it out anyway. It fits really well, the only complaint is the small holes on each end but it doesn't bother me any. Looks good, feels comfortable and the tool it came with made it incredibly easy to install. Took maybe less than two minutes.Note - I attached photos for reference.

I used these to replace the peeling headband on my Taotronics headphones. I love my headphones but could not find a replacement band for them. These work even though the fit is slightly off - I had to force the clips back on, but I don't have to replace my beloved headphones. I'd definitely buy these again just to prolong the life of my favorite headphones.

I do not want to throw my headphones away and spend another HUGE amount in purchasing another one. As soon as I caught wind that this part can be replaced I was happy. Please look at your headphones and show them some love before throwing them away by purchasing these.

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I bought this to replace an old and warped headband on my Bose QC35 Series II headphones. It came with a small screwdriver--convenient!--and some clips to secure the headband. I can't figure out the point of the clips; they don't even fit the headphones. They just seem superfluous (like maybe this is just a universal project meant to work with most headphones, and those clips maybe work for other models). The instructions I found on Youtube were easy; it's not rocket science. At the end, it worked and I got it on, but it looks and feels cheesy and cheap--like a low-cost aftermarket DIY job with parts from Amazon. And it is, but does it need to LOOK like it is? But if you're the type that cares about function over cosmetics, this will work.

Replacement was easy, but I redid it when I decided which side I wanted to face forward and which backward.Looks great with the silver QC35 II.

The entire wrap was split because it was dried out.Look at the photos. Complete garbage. The fit looks to be fairly poor… (that’s when I noticed the problem of it completely split open). Poor quality, doesn’t fit