Replacement Slider Side Cover Black Parts for Beyerdynamic Headphones DT770 DT 770PRO DT 770PROHT DT880 DT880 PRO DT880PROHT DT990 DT990 PRO

My DT 770PRO had slider covers fail on both sides, one shattering apart entirely. I have had the headphones for 7+ years (and dropped them once or twice...) so was considering replacement options. In my research I found they were still the best headphones for my use case - so I'd just be buying the same exact headphones, which I almost did...Then it hit me that I might be able to find replacement parts, did some research and found this product. Decided it was worth it over the cheepo sets, since they are made of higher quality material (PA Nylon 12) using multi jet fusion.Install was simple and straightforward (I recommend watching the video on this page where he demonstrates it for us). 10 minutes later my headphones are back and fully functional.Great product; well worth the extra money for the increased quality and durability.

My husband had the DT990 Pro Headset. Indeed, the screwdriver wasn't the correct size, but we have a set at home. I was skeptical of the size of the screws, but they were PERFECT. It was a very well-made piece. The price is understandable too. Pay the $30 for a better piece and not buy a brand-new headset for over $150 or so.

New Review: I was in the wrong with my previous rating. Turns out, there is a retaining clip that goes onto the headphone bracket. Thus, when properly installed, these are pretty solid replacements. Yes they are 3D printed but if you're here, you know that the OEM clips suck. The only complaint I have is that there is no aligning pins on the actual parts. Putting those in place would make a world of difference for installation.P.S. If you didn't realize that the screws are meant to sink themselves and thread into the plastic, and you stripped the holes... It's your fault... Not the crafter's.Old Review: I used these to replace the brackets on my DT990 Pro headphones and while it looks good and is sturdy, the tension just isn't there. Headphone slides up and down with no resistance.

Got the parts and installed them fine on my DT 770 Pro. Original clasps were crumbling. These seem to be made of sturdier plastic and seems solid as opposed to some hollow points to save money like the original.2 complaints:1) Like others have pointed out, the 6 point star head screw driver included with the kit does not fit the factory screws used with the headphones. At least not for the DT 770 Pro. The screw driver included had way too small of a tip. Luckily I had my own set so I didn't have any issues proceeding with my installation. There is a statement in the product description saying the included tool may not work and it's your responsibility to know if it will for your case. It's kinda condescending and I'm assuming this went up because they had a lot of complaints about it. I mean, What's the point of including it and making your customers pay extra for it if it won't work for all of the models? It's like some people get the value of what they paid and some not, you're SOL, haha.2) The "Left" side clasp on mine had a large indentation (see pic) that probably came from a bad mold or bad print or maybe someone just pinched it when the plastic was still soft. Either way, it aesthetically looks bad and I'm also worried that this may affect the structural integrity of the part in the long run. It's installed now anyway and am too lazy to take it apart to send back. For $29 for 4 small pieces of plastic, they should at least check on the quality before sending them out. I'll have to take this apart again and do a replacement through Amazon.

works as it should. feels solid. not flimsy plastic like the original ones. mine gave out after only 3 years of heavy use.nice they include a torx screwdriver too.

There is nothing really else to say other than I am surprised that the manufacturer of a prestigious audio company didn't think to make these stronger. Especially a German Company.

The 3d printed replacement pieces are more durable than the cheap plastic beyer used. The screwdriver is not the right size, you need a T10 otherwise good product.

I read some reviews that said it came with the wrong tool. Mine came with the correct tool. (I didn't need it anyway) It fixed the issue. I think the price was a bit high for what it is.