Geekria Hook and Loop Headband Cover + Pad Set, Protector with Zipper Closure Compatible with Medium Sized Headphones, Easy DIY Installation (Protein Leather/Black)

I purchased this headband pad for my Xbox Wireless Headset. I needed it because the initial headset by itself is so uncomfortable and was applying so much weight and pressure on top of my head. It was very painful. Well needless to say, this Greekria Headband Pad fixed that tremendously! I can finally enjoy wearing my headset painlessly and with ease. I was hesitant at first if this would actually fit the headset. Fortunately for me, I lucked out because it fits the headset perfectly. Also, the quality of the product itself seems durable and comfortable. I purchased the Faux Leather one because I think it would prove to be more resilient through use and wear. It works exactly as the product description depicted it to. I am not sure what other reviews here were complaining about with the zipper on the strap. The zipper worked completely fine for me. I had absolutely no trouble installing this on a headset that isn't even listed as "compatible" in the description. So take that for what it is worth. I can't praise this product enough and I am truly grateful to Greekria. They made a great product here available to the market that is much needed and I am appreciative for that. I recommend this product to anyone for their own headset. This is a 5 star item all day, everyday! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The size medium Geekria headband cover fits snugly over the existing Beyerdynamic headband cushion on the Beyerdynamic DT-770. I purchased the velor version. Comfort is very good with the included Geekria pad although I have only been using the cover for a few days. The zipper pull stays in place and does not flop around.

Slightly awkward looking but actually quite comfy and fit the soundcore q20 well; got the pink cooling gel one

Headphones: Sony WH-1000XM5Okay, let's be honest here: this headband cover isn't exactly winning any beauty contests. The gel pad and bulky zipper scream "functional over fashionable." But before you click away, hear me out, because this thing is a comfort game-changer.Imagine slipping on your favorite headphones, except instead of a sweaty, scratchy headband digging into your noggin, you're greeted by a cool, soothing gel cloud. The gel pad is pure magic on hot days, actively drawing away heat and keeping your head from becoming a sauna. Plus, the padding is incredibly plush and evenly distributed, eliminating pressure points and leaving you feeling like you're wearing a headband made of fluffy kittens.Sure, it might look a bit like a DIY science experiment gone wrong, but the functionality is undeniable. It's like wearing an incognito cooling vest for your head. Gamers rejoice! Your marathon sessions will never be the same.Here's the breakdown:Pros:- Incredibly comfortable: Seriously, it's like a spa day for your head compared to the stock headband on my Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones.- Effective cooling: Say goodbye to headband sweat.- Easy to install and remove: No wrestling with tools or complicated instructions.Cons:- Not exactly eye-catching: Let's just say it's not winning any fashion awards.- Bulkier than regular headbands: Might feel a bit odd at first.Overall:Look, if you're a fashionista who can't bear the sight of anything less than designer, this headband cover might not be for you. But for everyone else who puts comfort first, this is a hidden gem. It's the ultimate comfort upgrade for your headphones, and at this price, it's a no-brainer.

I got these for my 770s because the existing headband was not very comfortable. I got the large size just in case medium was too small, but I’m sure it’ll work just as good, though it’ll slip more. The zipper was pretty easy to use (much easier than most of my jackets and hoodies) and it also felt sturdy. The fabric also stretches quite a bit, and for now, the velcro on the cushion is solid. It managed to go over the existing headband on the 770s; I tried a few other methods but this was the best fit and the most aesthetically pleasing. It made a headset that irritated the top of my head after 30 minutes great for much longer sessions. My first pick was the velour, but since their large size took much longer to ship (somehow) I just settled on pleather. It’s quite firm now but I’ll update this review when/if there’s any flaking or other issues.Update:4 months later and it’s holding together just fine. No flaking or wear just yet, but it has softened up and is just as comfortable.

I have an unfortunate amount of headphones in rotation, and I'm not a stranger to the pleather earpads getting worn out and starting to disintegrate after a while. It happens to many headphones; manufacturers save money using that dreadful fake leather, but the tone is good and they usually last for a while so I understand why. The two worst sets in my experience are Sony and AudioTechnica, and while they're excellent headphones, I've never replaced the ears faster than on the MDR-7506 and the ATH-M50x. Ears are whatever, companies make great replacements that are often more comfortable and different materials can shape the sound if you wanted to. However, I was actually mad when the HEADBAND of my M50x's starting leaving flakes of PU leather in my hair. Replacing a headband is a tall order, but with this headband attachment, it's saved my AudioTechnica cans. You just wrap it around the existing band along with some extra padding they give you, and zip it in using a zipper. Was easy, was affordable, and was very effective. Heck, they might even be more comfortable. If you've a band that's grenading, give this a shot for sure.