🎧 PROHEAR Replacement Foam Ear Pads for 3M WorkTunes Connect + ZOHAN EM042: Enhanced Comfort and Protection for Radio Hearing Protector Headphones Review

Product photos show a ring-shaped "flap valve" that fits many headphones. IT IS NOT! The mounting surface is flat...depending on the application...superglue may be the only option. Come back….

I have a set of 3M Tekk headphones and the ear pads were torn. I decided to give these a try as they were a lot cheaper than the others. They fit like an OEM. I took the old ones off and they are there. You also get a second pair.

I've had several different WorkTunes earmuffs and the pads always wear out as I usually wear goggles/sunglasses which wear out the pads. I have nothing against 3M pads as none of them last forever. I used to look for replacement pads, but this is the first time I found it. They are perfect for 3M WorkTunes hearing protection.

I was very happy to find these replacement ear pads for my husband's 3M wireless headphones. He has used the headphones many times and apart from the wear and tear on the ear pads (which have lasted 4 years of good use) the headphones still work perfectly. Now that we've swapped out the ear pads, he can continue using the headphones. Excellent value for money and very easy to install.

The best hearing protection headphones have needed a facelift for more than 20 years. The vinyl ripped, bare foam was sticking out, etc. These replacement pads should solve that problem. Spring . Standardization is not a question of hearing protection. They are paired with the shell. Instead of . In the end I glued them to the shell. Not the best, but it works. I hope for another 20+ years.

Conforms to the advert, makes a big difference in sound quality and noise reduction once fitted, easy assembly, just bend in slightly lengthways, also in the shape of a taco -Bend the shell, put the plastic lip on the long side of the new ear pads into the small groove on the long side of the earbuds, release and at the same time press the ear pads to lock them in place at the first time. It took about two minutes to swap out each side after the old pads were removed.

The originals just fell apart. A previous check said the manufacturer 3M would send a free replacement but when I called them they told me they no longer do that and referred me to Revain where I found them but certainly not for free. They came in a pack of two, although I only needed one so the overall experience wasn't great, but I was able to reuse the headphones for about twenty percent of the price of new headphones. It takes some effort and perseverance to get them to click properly, but…

They fit my 3M Worktunes. They are a bit thinner than the replacements made by 3m (I bought the originals at the same time just in case they didn't work). You need to make sure the replacement is clickable on all tabs. If you don't, they will fall off easily. They don't hold up as tightly as the originals, but mine didn't clump when taken on and off and stored over a tractor steering wheel or mower seat. Obviously the price is much better than the 3m spares. . But the 3m replacement gives you…

As others have said these replacement pads which do not include a mounting plate do not fit perfectly like the originals. One of my mounting plates took the lining well while the other needed glue to hold it in place. They come very close to perfection, they just aren't quite accurate. This may be a bug with the original earmuffs but I don't know how. These replacements are just as (in)convenient as the originals and will probably last as long as they do, but I have two sets in the pack so if I