WC Wicked Cushions Extra Thick Earpads for Sony WH1000XM4 Headphones - Soft PU Leather Cushions, Luxurious Noise Isolating Memory Foam, Added Thickness Without Disabling On/Off Sensor | Black

Wicked Cushions makes best quality ear cushions. It is not my first purchase from wicked cushions and for sure not the last. The quality of the cushions are even better than the original Sony’s ones. The original cushions are not good for big ears as they press the edges of the ears and after couple hours using the headphones ears are paining. The ones from the wicked cushions can fit even bigger ears, which not only gives more comfortable experience, but also better noise cancellation, as it submerges the ears fully.

Quick delivery, Easy instal. I pray it lasts. I’m satisfied.

Extra thickness gives good stability, comfy and much better sound isolation

fantástico, muito identico ao que veio de fabrica. Tinha até esquecido que troquei. Muito bom o produto. Super Recomendo.

Jakość wykonania całkiem dobra, montaż prosty ale NC nie jest tak dobry jak w oryginalnych. Mimo wszystko jest w porządku.

Fixed a Squealing issue in my XM4's. I had a high pitched noise coming out of my right speaker. Online forums said to replace the microphones, or headphone cups/cushions. So bought these. Easy to fit, 5 min job, corrected the issue with the headphones and they are like new now. Comfortable to wear and fixed the squealing. Very happy, would buy again.

It must be packed or manufactured way too old . The package was just simply send by slapping the adress on the package itself. Considering 1899 rs this was not meant to be received like that and no way its worth that much. Sellers discription include too much advertisement about the product quality. Yet it arrived with a torn stiches. After usage it's completely torn. (Pictures are provided). The quality, comfort of the product is actually not bad. Easy to install. Instructions are available in YT. And it is thick, comfy and identical to the original. Just feel like the product is just old. And this might be subjective and personal, I felt like noice cancellation ability was reduced a bit after these on. UPDATE! Wicked Cushions reached out to me through Amazon and offered a full refund under warranty, even months after my purchase and review. I was initially skeptical about their "refund if not satisfied" policy working in India, but they proved me wrong. Now I have my money back and decent earpads, despite the torn stitching. This experience shows how much they care about their customers. I vouch for them as a trustworthy, professional brand and highly recommend them.

Just got these to replacement my worn out pair and they seem to be decent quality, however they are not exact copies of the original. Yes they are a quite a bit thicker as the product title states and as shown in my pictures, which is good since I felt the orginal sat too closely and they would contact my ear, becoming hot and sore after prolonged periods. But I also noticed that the foam is nowhere near as soft as the original, and it's not a matter of breaking it in as the factory set were definitely just extremely soft from the start, almost too soft but it made sense as a seal for ANC. Now these do in fact sit higher and since they don't squish as easily, they actually allow the ear more room to breathe without rubbing on the edges because they aren't pushing inwards from the squished sides anymore. It's too soon for me to make a call on the effect on ANC but it does still seem to work as it did, though my headphones already have a pre-existing issue where one side isn't cancelling correctly and makes clicking noises (use to do the squeeling thing too but that seemed to stop at some point thankfully) so I may need to dissassemble further to clean some bits and hope for the best. Also worth mentioning that the inside mesh is noticably more dense than the original which may have some effect on sound, and the gasket for the sensor in the left pad seems to be a felt piece instead of the soft memory foam in the previous. I can't say much about the overall difference in sound, I'm no audiophile and the matter is highly subjective. But I will say I personally don't notice any obvious decline in quality, though it does seem a bit different. A note on removing the old pads, you don't quite need the butter knife as the tutorial suggests or even a prying tool. You can simply grab a section of the pad and pull inside and upwards gently (not too gently, it may need some persuasion) as it is held in by outwards facing snap hooks. So just pull on a side towards the centre enough to free it until it lifts slightly, then work your way around the edge doing the same for each point it's still held at. Pictures show everything mentioned. The mug was used to show softness through its weight on the different pads, both centred and to a side.