Premium Replacement Ear Pads Compatible for Bose QC35 & QC35ii Over-Ear Headphones Made by GEVO- Comfortable Adaptive Memory Foam and Extra Durable Earpads Kit for Bose QuietComfort 35 &35ii(White)

My Bose QC35ii headphones get used in harsh yardwork conditions. After 6 years, the earpads started peeling and finally split. The premium quality description of these replacement pads is accurate and the price is a bargain, compared to Bose. The kit comes with instructions and everything needed to install the pads, even a flathead tool to push the plastic ring under the hooks in the headphones to hold them in place. These appear factory quality in design, appearance, materials. The average DIY'er can snap them in with some patience and I had no fitment issues. Watch some of the Amazon review videos to get an idea of the replacement. These brought my Bose headphones to like new again. Worth it and will buy again.

10/10 was easy to install due to I had read other reviews took 5 mins total maybe to do both. The fit great and are they are comfy! Will repost in the future on how they hold up over time. Love that my Bose are brought back to life again!

Very good. Fits perfectly like the original. Easy to install, but there are installation videos if needed.

I bought a set in August of '21, noticed they were showing a small amount of wear: a couple pin-sized holes in the material. I bought a replacement set in February of '25. So the first set lasted 3.5 years with fairly heavy use: 4-5 days a week, several hours each day. Replacement was dead-easy, both times. It's nice to make sure you can see the serial number in the right cup, might need that some time. Instructions didn't mention using the wipes but the Amazon instructions do. I'm happy.

My old Bose SoundLink Around Ear II Headphone's earpads were very worn and started to leave debris as it fell apart, so it was about time I got a new pair of replacement pads. It took a bit to figure out how to best install these since it felt like too tight of a fit, but once I figured out how to use the pry tool they gave me, it not only fit perfectly but I also became a lot faster at installing it. The trick here is to use the angled side of the tool, not the flat side, and pull the earpad down a bit to expose just the foam that goes under the hooks; this will allow you to better see the pins on the headphones themselves so you can easily use the pry tool to slip the foam underneath the hooks.What I didn't like was that the foam screen mat from inside the cup was said to have adhesives in the instructions they provided. This was not the case. On top of that, I needed to trim it down a bit so that it could have the shape and size of the foam mat. Nothing a pair of scissors couldn't handle though, using the old foam mat as reference. As a result I'll drop one star for the above two reasons.Overall, I do like the feel of the earpads as they feel nice and seem to exhibit quality. They are comfy to wear, and I am happy to have been able to refresh an old, but still functioning Bose headphones.

Good fit and texture. Does not feel chunky m. My son installed it easily and quickly. After the replacement, it looked like the original Bose.

I replaced both of these ear pads in about 2 minutes. It was easy and the price is very reasonable.Should have replaced them sooner.Recommend.

Easy to switch out the old worn-out ear pads. comes with a tool to help punch out and push back into place. Be careful when removing or replacing as those tabs are small.