Bose QuietComfort 25 Ear Cushion Kit for Headphone - Black

Simple to fit with written instructions direct from Bose which gives me hope these will last longer than other 3rd party options. The material feels soft and well made.

If I hadn’t looked at the photos before purchasing I’d have thought these replacements were from BOSE.., they are THAT good.The cushions are a little stuff on the first few uses but have softened like the originals did.I wear my headphones at least 12 hours a day as I’m autistic and noises give me migraines. These enable me to work in an open plan office, fully focused on my work. I don’t even bother with music, just using the noise cancellation feature which has massively been improved when I replaced the tired, torn original cushions.The last few visits to the supermarket I’ve noticed since returning to my car that I haven’t been switching on the ANC! The new cuffs have made such a huge difference that it feels like the ANC is on when it isn’t! I can probably stop using so many batteries now.I bought the AirMod Bluetooth adapter for my BOSE 25s as I didn’t fancy spending £300+ on the 35s... if all you want is to listen to your new phone via Bluetooth then get the adapter! Saves a fortune, and combined with the new ear cuffs you can’t tell they are there!I’m recommending these to friends!

Replacement of worn out pads. Easy internal fitting rather than the awful outside stretching required on older headphones.

My ear-pads had totally disintegrated and Bose gave me a pretty good deal to send my headphones back and get complete replacements at a low(ish) price. Although I was tempted, in the end I decided to replace just the ear-pads but went for genuine Bose ear-pads, despite them being 4 times the price of others. I am glad I went for Bose! The instructions were very clear but as other people have said, the ear-pads were a bit fiddly to fit. On each headphone pad you have to ensure that all 9 little clips fit under 9 little tabs. I had to use a little screwdriver to help but I think it worked OK. Time will tell I guess. But if the new pads continue to stay on alright I have to say my old Bose headphones now seem to be as good as new and working fine.

Replacement pads - so ratings for things like noise cancellation or even comfort are largely meaningless, but you're forced to put something. Can you say a pair of pads which last a few years are good value - suppose so, but what's important is that they're genuine Bose. My QC25s live to fight another few years

Had to change the old ones that were about 10 years old and looked very frayed. Simple process that took less than 5 mins.

Great. Easy to replace and the official part. A shame they are so expensive. If you are a casual user you may want to look at the knock off brand ones at a third of the price. I use mine on ave 100 hrs a month at work and the comfort is worth it.

They're not particularly cheap, but considering the cost of new headphones, this is a bargain. Feels and hears like new again.Installation is easy - pull the old ones out and push these ones in. Just go round in a circle and click the new pads in at each little clip thingy. You may want to hold on at one point with one hand, whilst clicking it in with the other: else it may pop out again.These come in a Bose branded box (I'm assuming that makes 'm legit)