Yizhet Headset Band Cover, Knit Fabric Headphone Headband Cover, Universal Headphone Band Cover Protector Compatible with Bose Beats Sony Headset, Black

My Asus Rog Delta’s were disintegrating on the headband leaving flecks of faux leather on my head every time I wore them. This fitted relatively easy, with a little stretching to get the zip to go up. Once on there is still spring in the foam and it feels comfortable on my head. Will get a second so I can alternate while one is in the wash.

Fits a HyperX Cloud Revolver near perfectly. Zipper didn't break in the process (can't say that of different one I used before). Half the price of a competing brand. Can't complain here!P.S. The competing brand was Geekria.

The headset band cover was very tight and took a while to be able to zip it up, but I finally got it. It could have been 5mm wider. But it's on now and I like it; the phones' original band was flaking. I like the fabric band cover. The phone covers just fit over my over-ear phones, and it's good that they are washable. It's comfortable and I'm glad I bought them. The price was the best of all options. The delivery time was excellent, just as Amazon promised. Well done!

Bought these as the soft leatherette material on the headband on my 6 year Pioneer SE-MJ771BT-K Bluetooth headphones was falling to bits with flakes of plastic coming off everywhere.This headband cover fits well and is very easy to fit with the zip. It fully covers the tatty old cushion strip and is just the right length to not interfere with the sliding mechanism that allow the headphone to fit different head sizes..The headband has a knitted texture which is comfy enough for a few hours listening at a time. Looks quite smart too.Helped resurrect a good pair of headphones !

Purchased to protect the headband on my Bowers and Wilkins PX7 S2. These fit very well and seem as well made as the Geekria headband covers I purchased previously for my other headphones (yes I have a headphone problem).I have had headband covers on my gaming and audio headphones for over five years now. First purchased to stop the pleather detreating further and cease the need to pick the little black bits of faux leather covering out of my hair. The added benefit, they made the headphones more comfortable to wear for long periods and also feel a little more secure on my head. A headband cover is now a automatic purchase when I buy an new set of headphones.My other headband covers are all made by Geekria, but the price of Geekia has greatly increased, so I opted for the Yizhet as they were nearly half the price of the Geekria. First impression they are identical to the Geekria, material, size and zipper.I have these and the Geekria headband covers fitted to: Logitech G Pro X, Razer Blackshark V1 (2013 model), V-Moda Crossfade (old larger wired type) also Crossfade wireless 2, Grado GW100x and Bowers and Wilkins PX7 S2. Admittedly the older Crossfade and Blackshark's were fiddley to fit as at about the limit of the headband size this and the Geekria will fit.

I opened the package and tried to zip it up but the slider came away from the actual zip making it unusable and i asked for a refund which i got immediately - thank you Amazon

This is a very tight fit for my Audio Technica M50x headphones, but with some patience and care, it fits perfectly. No more little black flecks of vinyl on my head after using them. The cover feels nice and soft too.It looks a little odd at first but I didn't buy it to look at and I have got used to the look in any case.Very reasonably priced, will be buying another one for my SR50BTs, which this also fits, if slightly looser.

My headphone's band started shedding, so this was a great way to protect it