WC Cushions Premium Replacement Headphones Review

It's very uncomfortable. They are thinner and offer less cushioning than my worn out old pads that I replace. They block noise well, but become uncomfortable after a minute of use. I used to be able to use the headphones for hours without any problems. I return them and do not recommend them.

When my Bose ear cushions just failed and the cushioning started to bleed, I knew it was time for a new set. Given the ridiculous price of OEM ear pads, I checked to see if there were any alternatives as these are just ear pads and not real headphones. After reading the reviews about them I decided I couldn't lose and gave them a chance. I couldn't be happier. Easy to install, comfortable like my original pads and no leaks, there's no doubt I'll be buying a replacement set for my beats and when

I needed replacement earpads for my Bose QC25 headphones. I wasn't surprised to see that there are LOTS of options for the Revain, including a $39 OEM Bose replacement. I've seen them fall somewhere between the lowest and Bose OEMs, so I took a chance. The material of these mugs is almost indistinguishable from the original Bose mugs, leather and very comfortable. They fitted perfectly (easy snapping in securely) and also included a couple of new L/R screens (which I didn't use as my originals…

They snap on easily and are just as comfortable as Bose original ear pads. I have an issue with them as they are significantly less effective at passive noise cancellation for certain sounds like keyboards or other similar noises. With these ear pads, turning ANC on or off on my Bose QC25 doesn't affect how my keyboard sounds when I type. With the Bose OEM pads, it was difficult to hear my keyboard from literally all sounds played through the headset. The headset's sound also sounds a bit more…

When I first saw this product, I felt a little uncomfortable. I've never had good experiences with third-party ear pads, but the product's ratings were high, so I decided to give it a try. My first impression upon unboxing was that they put a lot of effort into creating a good experience, simple instructions and a discount card. Installation was super easy (considering the QC25 headphones' clip-on system, which I don't like, but that's not the product's fault). Some other reviews said they look

These replacement ear pads came in a very nice plastic bag (preferably recyclable or non-plastic) with clear instructions and a link to a video. I watched the video and pretty easily followed the instructions to remove my battered (disgusting, sorry fellow buyers!) original ear pads and put on the new ones. As other reviewers have noted, the only noticeable difference from the originals is that the parts connecting the earcups to the headphones are slightly stronger on the originals, making…

I bought these ear pads for Bose QC 25 headphones, I had them for a few days and decided to order brands. I read some of the other reviews and many of them said they would soften over time. I use the headphones for several hours every day while doing my homework and my ears started to hurt while wearing these headphones. Mind you, I didn't wait more than a few days for them to break in, so all I can say is that they will take more than a few days to burn in. So I ordered the brands and they are

I like the quality of the ear pads. Better than original pads. However, as you can see from the pictures, the inner foam screen is not the same as the original. In fact, the original screen has no crop. So I left the original screen in and just swapped out the pads. Also, the pads were a bit difficult to "lock" in place, but manageable with a little effort. Overall I am satisfied and would buy again. PS My Bose Ae2 headset which according to the instructions is compatible with this product…