Sony WH-1000XM2 & MDR-1000X Replacement Earpads - Soft PU Leather & Memory Foam Ear Pad Cushions For Extra Comfort, Easy & Quick Installation

My trusty Sony WH-1000XM2 headphones were still going strong after years of use, but the ear pads were worn out. I definitely kept them too long. I'd had great results with Brainwavzs before when they turned my Audio-Technica BPHS1, from an instrument of torture with the stock pads to sublime headphones so I thought I'd order some replacement pads for my Sonys. The pads are great quality and installing them was very easy as they are clearly designed to be replaced. The cost of the pads relative to the overall cost of the headphones is tiny. With the new pads installed the headphones are comfortable again and look presentable. If you are thinking about replacing your pads with Brainwavz, stop thinking and just do it. You can thank me later.

No problems whatsoever, done exactly as they said they would in the time frame indicated.

The replacement pads are very good. Fit just into place, comfy and well looking.

The pads were as advertised, arrived relatively quickly. I am very satisfied with the service.

My original pads were in very rough shape. The foam had completely collapsed and I almost replaced the headphones because I couldn’t find a suitable replacements until I stumbled upon brainwavz audio. I took the risk and bought these and discovered a whole new world of comfort and noise isolation. That being said I don’t know how they compare to new originals but I can say they are a solid replacement that don’t leave me wanting to buy new headphones.

ordered and came the next day. very quick shipping

These are made out of vegan leather ( aka fake leather ) but they are very soft and comfortable. These are made out of vegan leather ( aka fake leather ) but they are very soft and comfortable.
These feel great and don't negatively affect the sound so I'm totally satisfied with these.

As described

Not as plush as the originals. Maybe 5mm less foam thickness.

Not quite thick enough to stop the headphones pressing on my ears