Geekria Mesh Fabric Headband Pad Compatible with Sennheiser HD650, HD660 S, HD 660S2 Headphones, Replacement Band Repair Part (Black).

I bought these for my Audeze Maxwells. At first I was like, how do I install these and was going to return them. But I decided to just bite the bullet and use some double sided tape on my headband. I'm glad I did! These made my headphones super comfortable! It got ride of the hotspot on my head and I can wear my Audeze Maxwells all day without any discomfort!

The design seems to be nearly identical to the stock headband, though the foam may be a bit stiffer. It's cheaper than the one from Sennheiser and does the job. Would easily recommend to anyone who wants a straight replacement of the stock pad.

The original pads on my 58X had worn in to the point where the foam itself has pancaked, and the replacements for these are double the price of these, at least at the time of writing. They are easy to install as you take off a retainer clip, slide off the old pads, and repeat it in the reverse with these.They're comfortable, and don't exactly squish my hair and head too much as the old pads did. I'll edit this review if it ever has any issues, but I doubt there will be any or many since it's just a foam pad anyways.

I couldn’t believe how easy it was to replace. They fit better than the original.

The product page clearly shows a HD650 style headband pad. My HD650s for the last couple years have had an HD600 pad on them and I wanted to get a new pad in the original 650 style, so I ordered this. Well... I received another HD600 style pad, instead of the 650 style I ordered. Oh well, at least it's new and not flattened like my old one. Just going to use it.

The media could not be loaded. The head band is good quality and easy to install. Much like the original headband pad, great for a replacement, if you want something as close to the original headband pad this is it. You wont be disappointed.

Both times I've had this headband on my HD58x Jubilee's it's created two pressure points on my head that are absent when I have an authentic Sennheiser headband. This isn't bad for a quick fix if you can't spend 20 to 30 dollars on a genuine replacement, but to be fully honest, I think I'd rather just spend a little bit more and get the real deal since it's more comfortable.It's as easy to install as any other headband of its type for the HD58x and HD6 series of headphones so there's no surprise there. I can't speak as to how the quality will hold up as I've only had it for 3 months, but so far there has been no visible fault in the construction of it or any fault in the quality of the fabric. It's as snug a fit as a genuine is if not even a bit more snug, so even if you don't have the little headband securing clips on your headphones, you shouldn't have any problem with it moving around in the headband itself. I can't say for sure if it has as much padding but considering the added pressure points this has over the genuine one, I doubt it has as much padding. It may have poorer quality materials used given its price point, but there is definitely less comfort on this one. Like I said at the beginning of this, its definitely functional, if you need a quick and inexpensive fix to a falling apart headband, this would absolutely do. It isn't the most comfortable, but it'll get the job done until you can get a new genuine headband.

Works well. I replaced old pads . They became totaly flat from time.You need plastic prying tool to open the tab on the headphones to take the old one and install pad.