SoloWIT Professional Earpads Cushions for Bose QuietComfort 35 (QC35) and Quiet Comfort 35 II (QC35 II) Over-ear Headphones, Ear Pads Replacement with Softer Leather, Noise Isolation FoamGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

The SoloWIT replacement earpads for Bose QuietComfort 35 II are an excellent alternative to the original cushions. They fit perfectly, are easy to install, and provide the same comfort and durability as Bose’s OEM pads.The memory foam padding and soft leather ensure a comfortable and snug fit, maintaining excellent noise isolation for optimal ANC performance. There’s no noticeable difference in sound quality, making them a great replacement option.What truly sets them apart is their value for money, offering premium quality at a fraction of the cost of Bose’s official replacements.

I think these are fanatic value for money. I have replaced my original Bose with these and in my opinion they are really quality, they feel nice and thick and have this cooling effect so can be worn comfortably for hours and hours. The instructions are simple and they provide a little tool so are easy to fit.

Bought to replace worn one's. Excellent quality and fit.

Good product and quite easy to fit. Arrived very quickly. Thank you.

My wife has a pair of Bose QA35II headphones and loves them. A few days ago she noticed that one of the earpads had split and the inner foam was visible. I ordered these to see if I could perform a repair.What you get is a ziploc plastic bag which contains two earpads, and two inner screens marked L and R, all of which look identical to the original Bose ones. There's also a small sheet of sticky strips, and a blue plastic stick which can be used to help you fit the new pads, and a brief sheet of instructions.Installation takes a couple of minutes. The old earpads simply pull off the headphones. The inner fabric screens are attached with two sticky pads, so you pull these away and any sticky residue they've left behind. Take the new screen, peel off the protective backing from the attached strips (the sheet of extra strips is presumably for if you make a mess of these, or need more - I didn't use them in my case), and press it into place. Finally, the new pad simply clips into the plastic housing, and the blue plastic stick can be used to help you push them into their groove as it is a little fiddly. Repeat for the other ear and you're done. The headphones look and feel as good as new, and my wife is delighted with the repair.

These took about 15 mins to actually fit and it’s is very simple , a tutorial is on the tube should you prefer but it’s quite straight forwardCushions renewed and at more than half the price of the manufacturer with no loss of qualitySame comfort and great value

Fantastic colour and a very simple replacement. Will probably last as long as the OEM ones.

I added these a couple of years back now and they’re still going strong. They do feel a little different to the original but perfectly acceptable and comfortable. A little fiddly to fit, but easy when you know how. I watched a video on YouTube to make sure I fitted them correctly.