Geekria Comfort Velour Replacement Ear Pads for Sennheiser HD505, HD515, HD518, HD555, HD558, HD559, HD569, HD579, HD589 Headphones Ear Cushions, Repair Parts with Video Guide (Black)

Excellent replacement for old HD518 pads that has fallen apart. Easy to install, just press until it clicks. Perfect fit, great quality and very comfortable to wear.

These arrived within 24rs which was a surprise. Two velour ear pads which after a minute or two are snapped in place and there you have it a comfortable replacement ear pads for a perfectly good pair of Senheisser 518's. The old original pads had basically disintegrated. They also came with some thin foam pads and not sure where these are supposed to go as nothing in the instructions so I didn't use them. They are nice and comfortable on the ear and do the job so fingers crossed they will last quite a long time.

Since official replacement earcups are hard to come by, these aren't a bad alternative. Had some initial issues fitting one of the earcups, but eventually it fit without any damage. I'd definitely believe some of the lower star reviews regarding build quality however. Not bad for the price.

what can i say fits my sennheiser hd 569 like a glove comfortable and seem well made so saved me £120-£180 pound can not complain as could not get replacements from sennheiser so if you need replcement ear pads these are ok would buy again if needed.

My trusty Sennheiser 518s of nearly 5 years had developed split seams on the original ear pads. Looked at new headphones but all a bit pricey so took a calculated gamble on these and so pleased I did. The old pads came out easily and I have managed to give the mesh a good vacuum so they look like new. The new pads have a velvety texture and look a little smaller; however, within 30 seconds they clicked into place, with gentle pressure working round the pad. I did not need the yellow plastic tool and did not use the mesh cut-outs supplied. As others have said they feel firmer, hopefully this will ease with use. Very pleased with this aftermarket product to keep my trusty 518s going!

Completely failed on the right ear where the liner came apart at the seam, exposing the foam.

I got a pair of 560s and one of the pads came off the retention ring while trying to clean inside the cups. Bought these to replace oem pads but these don't even come close to them ones. Even in their broken state. The foam is that much thicker and harder than the oem ones that it makes the headphones feel uncomfortable and cheap. The clamping force of my headphones went from being unnoticeable to giving me headaches if worn longer than 15-20 min at a time. The stock cushions from my m30x (which when brand new can be used to drive nails) somehow felt better. They're not great for sound either. My 560s went from sounding flat and accurate to having bass with weird mids and tiny highs. I went back to the oem ones.. even though they're broken they're still better than these.

These are an excellent replacement for the very tired ear pads on my Sennheiser HD 518's. Super easy to change over with the supplied tool. Half the price of the Sennheiser ones as well. Good quality and comfortable.

It's not for HD 518, does not fit.

HD518に使用。 他のブランドのイヤーパッド使ったことありますが、時々付けるのが大変で、イヤーパッドを交換するのが嫌いです。 しかし今日Geekriaのイヤーパッドを付けてみたら、一気にできて、滅茶苦茶簡単に付けられました。 品質も良くて、買って良かったと思います。 お勧めです！

I bought it for my old HD598SE. works as expected This comes with a plastic thing that helped me remove the old earpad plastic ring which stayed in the headphone without removing it u cannot install the new earpad.

Hd559 zor oturuyor

Die Ersatz-Ohrpolster von Geekria passen auf meinen alten HD595 wie angegossen. Es werden sogar ein paar Schaumstoffscheiben mitgeliefert, die zum Schutz der Membran unter die Ohrpolster geklemmt werden können - auf deren Verwendung ich jedoch verzichtet habe, weil der originale Membranschutz noch völlig intakt war. Das Wechseln gestaltet sich denkbar einfach: durch kräftiges Ziehen wird das Ohrpolster vom Gehäuse gelöst. Entweder klickt sich der am Ohrpolster festgeklebte Befestigungsring direkt sauber mit ab, oder das Polster löst sich vom Befestigungsring (so war das bei mir). Im zweiten Fall kann man den lediglich leicht eingeklipsten Befestigungsring mit dem ebenfalls mitgelieferten Plektrum - oder alternativ mit den Fingernägeln - aushebeln. Die entfernten Teile wandern alle in die Tonne. Danach einfach die neuen Ohrpolster auf das Gehäuse legen und leicht rundum andrücken, bis deren Befestigungsring in das Gehäuse einrastet. Fertig. Wer sich das vorher anschauen will, wird auf YouTube fündig. Die neuen Polster sind natürlich etwas fester als die ausgeleierten alten, liegen aber trotzdem sehr bequem an. Ergänzung September 2025: die Polster haben knapp über 2,5 Jahre gehalten, mussten jetzt wieder erneuert werden. Zum Vergleich: die Originalpolster haben knapp 12 Jahre gehalten, bevor sie gewechselt werden mussten.