MDR-7506 Ear Pads Replacement Compatible with Sony WH-L600 MDR-7506 MDR-V6 Headphones Upgrade Earpads Ear Cups Parts

Wayyyy more comfortable than what originally comes with the 7506. The extra depth allows your ear to sit inside the headphones without being pushed against. I watched a couple youtube tutorials on how to swap them out and idk why but the people in them made it seem like such a delicate process that required ultimate precision and like 10 minutes of effort for each earpad. I swapped them out in under 2 minutes each, it's super easy. So don't be lazy like me and let them sit by your desk for weeks before swapping them out. 5 minutes is all you need just do it when it arrives and you'll be glad you did.

The ear pads my mdr came with were way too thin and were pressing the drivers into my ears. These are cushy and comfortable without messing with the fit of the product.

These replaced my, tattered, falling apart Ear Pads for my Sony MDR-V6. Don't you love when they start falling apart and leave peices of the black material on your ears? Lol. These should not have the same issue and they are supper comfortable. Thanks!

I've tried a few different ear pads now and these seem to be the perfect balance. I've tried full memory foam pads but sound leaks in very easily, I've tried full protein leather pads, which block sound well but make your ears and the area around your ears sweat profusely. These ones are a great middle ground with good sounds blocking and sweat proof cups. I recommend them! (As with any WH-L600 ear pads, they are a little tricky to get on, you just have to go slowly and stretch them with a decent amount of force as you work your way around the headphone.)

To be honest I wasn't sure how these ear pads would be since they aren't official Sony ear pads but I have to say they are more comfortable than the actual Sony ear pads. The best part is I don't sweat in it as much as I did with the originals. I bought another set just to have whenever they wear out. The only pain was learning how to put them on the plastic part of the headphones but once I figured it out it was a cinch. No tools needed. It's like putting a small shower cap on a big head. LOL Search YouTube.