70MM Replacement Ear Pads Cushion For Sony MDR-V150 MDR V250 V300; Logitech Premium USB Headset 350; Sennheiser HD25 HD25SP PC150 PC151 PC155; ATH-SJ3 ATH-SJ5 ATH-FC 7 FC7 FC700 FC707

These replacement pads are a little bit bigger than 70mm [75mm roughly]. Even though they are a little bit bigger than 70mm they should fit fine on 70mm headphones but might be prone to falling off if you bump them the wrong way. Compared to the original Sony pads on the headphones that I used these new pads on these are about 25% thinner. They fit and work on the Sony headphones but due to them being a little bit bigger the retaining fabric on the back just barely fits into the slot which causes them to fall off occasionally. I do find these a little bit more comfortable than the Sony originals but I wish they were a little bit thicker because the headphones don't fit quite right on my ears now. If you aren't interested in replacing the headphones but would rather just replace the pads than these will work. I was torn between spending the $24 to replace the Sony headphones or to just replace the pads because the headphones are so cheap and ultimately I decided to buy these pads instead because I was going to have the same problem with the Sony pads falling apart if I had purchased new headphones. I wish Wicked made a good 70mm replacement pad because I ordered the Wicked pads for my MDR-7506's and they are amazing but I don't like to walk around with studio monitor headphones all of the time and I rather enjoy the smaller Sony headphones for just walking around.

I got these 70mm replacement ear pads for my old Logitech ClearChat Pro, which is now discontinued. Like everyone looking for replacement pads, the synthetic rubber was peeling off. You can see in the photo that the headband part is still peeling.After searching around quite a bit and carefully measuring the old ear pads, I bought these and I'm happy to say they fit perfectly. It wasn't too difficult putting them on, just took a bit of patience and finger dexterity. They look and feel very similar the old pads (no discomfort after wearing them for a while) except that they are noticably warmer and slightly harder (but not uncomfortable).All in all, for the price you can't go wrong. Just make sure you carefully measure the old ear pads.

These cushions are a bit thicker than the ones they replace, so there is more pressure on my ears. I do have a slightly larger than average hat size. I'm sure I'll get used to them. It's great to get more use out of the headset again.

These were easy once I figured out to totally put the edge over the entire thing and then work edge backwards into grove with eyeglass screwdriver! They are as good as OEM.

It fits perfectly. Just had trouble getting it on, but its worth the struggle. My other headphone pads had worn out so I needed new ones. They are way more comfortable than the original pads of my headphones. Just make sure that the ear pads fit your headphones before buying. I had to measure mine before purchasing one. Now I don't have to get a new headphone.

A little difficult to fit on the earpieces but I finally got them on and they fit good. They are just as comfortable as the originals. I only had them on a few weeks and only use the headphones sporadiccaly so I don't know how long they will go without shredding like the originals did.

I bought these replacement pads to use on a Coby CV-200 headphone. I know that these pads are not advertised for anything but Sony headphones, but they are 70mm and I thought they might fit anyway. They sort of fit in that the slot in the Coby's where the pads wrap around are pretty narrow and these pads have a reinforced edge that won't really go all the way into the slot. But, it does go far enough in so that these pads get enough grip and stay in place.The pads a quite comfortable and that's another pair of headphones that escaped the trash can.

No issues.