BRAINWAVZGaming Earpads Compatible with ATH M50X, Hyper X Cloud, Steelseries Arctis, G Pro X & Many More, with Cooling Gel & Soft Micro Suede for Extra Comfort

I use my headphones, Sony WH-CH700N almost daily, with those earpads. They indeed have a cooling effect and the sound quality is even better with them. Recently they started to sound funky so I washed them with warm water and dish soap, took them awhile to dry due to the cold weather but they cleaned up very well and the cooling effect is still there.Don't expect the cooling effect to be dramatic, it cools just enough so I won't tear the headphones away in 40 c heat :)

This earpads are what I expected, first:1.- Comfort: HUGE upgrade, I was thinking of selling this headphones just because the OG earpads are really bad, but this, fixes that 100%2.- Sound: The sound DOES change, this headphones sounded the best without the ANC activated, now, the sound HORRENDOUS without it, BUT, with ANC, they sound amazing, the seal does help, with the base, the highs became a little tiny, but not bad at all, the soundstage improves a little if nothing.3 .- Noise Canceling: the ANC it is a little weaker, just a little in high frecuencies, but not a problem at all, this was a really concern for me, I'm relief4- Cooling: Simple, they DONT cool, don't be a fool, what they do, is reduce warming over time, ¿Worth it? mmm I mean, I live in a hot place so, I could say so, but for other enviroments, I would say.5,. Price: A little steep, the non-cooling gel earpads are a lot cheaper, go for those, but, if you live in hot enviroments, this do help, for me, the price wasn't really the problem.6.- The bad: they dont fit the headphones 100%, i would say they fit a 88%, I understand this, headphones are diferent, the sound is not that afected anyways, it is just a cosmetic thing, consider this it is something you worry about.UPDATE:Now in 2023, after 2 years I bought them some thing changed. I sold my 4.50BTNC but wihtout this pads, all this time they didnt fit my new headphones so they were stored.I recently bought the Audiotechnica m20x, dreadfull headphones haha, they were cheap, unconfortable and didn't sounded good at all. But I decided that before I submit a reimbursement, I might try and put this earpads on. Total GAME changerNow this m20x are among my favorites, the lacking base got more girth, the high retracted a little, but also gain more instrument separation so this is more clear honestly, and the sountage improved inmensily.This are not top en obiously, but went from un usable for me to not needing anything more form y needs right now and at this price point, I'd rather have the m20x + BW pads against the m30x or m40x if you only want a good way to monitor instruments & recordings.My next pair of headphones would be in the $300-$400 price range when I'll need them, so for the time being the m20x + BWZ pads are the best bang for the buck right now in my opinion.Most likely with the new headphones Iget, I'll upgrade the standard pads with some sheepskin from Brainwavz, I'm that convinced of the brand.

Cools for a bit but gets warm quickly. Seems to be good quality otherwise

They are very nice, i can wear them for a long time, deep so ears don't touch inside, keep sound quality, but can be hard to install depending on headset

I have the Logitech pro x headset and was having problems with the original ear pads being too small and hurting my small ears after a few hour gaming sessions, so when I put these on it was a night and day difference. They are kind of a pain to put on, at least for my headset, probably the only negative I have. 1000% worth the purchase

So under no circumstances are these worth the ~$40 they originally sold for, I ended up paying about a dollar more for these compared to their basic ones. They are very soft and comfortable, and the material is going to be way more durable than the fake leather they use on the cheaper options. The cooling foam only works for a few minutes when you put the headset on, then as your head warms them up they are no different from regular memory foam ear pads. Dakoni might be more premium than brainwavz is, but with ear pads lasting a couple years with regular use, you might as well stick with brainwavz.

The House of Marley Exodus ANC headphones come with memory foam earpads covered with poor quality PU leather. The PU leather on the original earpads degraded over the course of a year after purchase. Once you remove the original earpads that were glued on, you can easily fit these Brainwavz earpads onto the headphones. Very comfortable fit over my ears.

I had to subtract 1 star because of the lack of any useful search. As a result it is nearly impossible to find which pads fit a headset.My first was to replace the pads on a Logitech G Pro. I replaced a set of LucidSound LS50 and was hooked by the cooling gel pads. These fit perfect and feel fantastic. Literally wear them about 10-18 hours a day and I sometimes forget I am wearing headphones (really dangerous because these G Pros are the wired ones).The next set was for my MS X Box wireless set. I tore the pads that came with them, which weren't too comfy anyway. I wanted to upgrade them to a gel too. But I did not them listed under any of their 'compatible' sections. I might have missed it as you cannot search, even on their website.I went to reddit and asked and heard from multiple people that any Arctis pad would fit. So I ordered a 2nd pair.The material is too thick to fit in the normal ear pad slot, so I had to wrap it around the base of the earmuff. There is enough material so it works and it works but it is not 100%. Nor is it to pretty, but don't care much about that. I wonder if there is another, better pad...