Earpads & Foam Pads

Headphone Earpad Replacement Parts 2795 Black

Replacement earpads for head headphones, measuring 11cm. Contains 2 pieces in black color. Suitable for replacing or upgrading existing headphones.

Replacement earpads for head headphones, measuring 11cm. Contains 2 pieces in black color. Suitable for replacing or upgrading existing headphones.

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Replacement earpads for head headphones, measuring 11cm. Contains 2 pieces in black color. Suitable for replacing or upgrading existing headphones.

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OEM
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Compatible Model
-
Colour
Black

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  • I got them for the Zeroground Sokun; it was a bit of a struggle, but I managed and installed them. They are a little less puffy than Zeroground's pads, but they did the job

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  • originalksd
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    The purchase was made for the Hatano ZeroGround.

    The installation is easy but the fastening is difficult:

    The ear cushions come off easily, the "leather" part attaches to the plastic. If I remember correctly, it has 6 small ears/buttons around it to detach it from the speaker. It takes some effort to hear the detachment in 1-2 at first and then move on to the next ones, around the perimeter.

    On the side that touches your ear, the ear cushions have a black plastic flexible ring between the cushion and the net. You can easily remove it. Putting it back in the new one is difficult: You have to bend/fold it slightly so that it can pass through where it should and then spread out and hold like in the old one. DO NOT snap it like folding paper, it might break.

    On the side that attaches to the speakers, it has an external transparent plastic ring and internally, from the leather, a hard plastic ring with clips that attach to the speakers. Between the transparent and the hard ring, the leather should normally hold it firmly, but in the new ones, you will see that unfortunately, the leather is not enough to hold it well, it would need a little more material. Of course, we are talking about a universal replacement and not from the manufacturer of my headphones, so the differences are logical.

    You should pass the hard ring little by little through the leather, as it is delicate and can tear. There you need patience and to be gentle. You need to be careful not to tear the leather by passing the hard ring through the side that will attach to the speaker.

    From what I have seen so far, the transparent ring may not hold the leather properly for retention, but I have no issue, they do not come off their position.

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  • I got them for the Zeroground Sokun; it was a bit of a struggle, but I managed and installed them. They are a little less puffy than Zeroground's pads, but they did the job

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  • The purchase was made for the Hatano ZeroGround.

    The installation is easy but the fastening is difficult:

    The ear cushions come off easily, the "leather" part attaches to the plastic. If I remember correctly, it has 6 small ears/buttons around it to detach it from the speaker. It takes some effort to hear the detachment in 1-2 at first and then move on to the next ones, around the perimeter.

    On the side that touches your ear, the ear cushions have a black plastic flexible ring between the cushion and the net. You can easily remove it. Putting it back in the new one is difficult: You have to bend/fold it slightly so that it can pass through where it should and then spread out and hold like in the old one. DO NOT snap it like folding paper, it might break.

    On the side that attaches to the speakers, it has an external transparent plastic ring and internally, from the leather, a hard plastic ring with clips that attach to the speakers. Between the transparent and the hard ring, the leather should normally hold it firmly, but in the new ones, you will see that unfortunately, the leather is not enough to hold it well, it would need a little more material. Of course, we are talking about a universal replacement and not from the manufacturer of my headphones, so the differences are logical.

    You should pass the hard ring little by little through the leather, as it is delicate and can tear. There you need patience and to be gentle. You need to be careful not to tear the leather by passing the hard ring through the side that will attach to the speaker.

    From what I have seen so far, the transparent ring may not hold the leather properly for retention, but I have no issue, they do not come off their position.

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Description & Specifications

Replacement earpads for head headphones, measuring 11cm. Contains 2 pieces in black color. Suitable for replacing or upgrading existing headphones.

Manufacturer

OEM
Compatible Model
-
Colour
Black

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

  1. 2
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • I got them for the Zeroground Sokun; it was a bit of a struggle, but I managed and installed them. They are a little less puffy than Zeroground's pads, but they did the job

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • originalksd
    4
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    The purchase was made for the Hatano ZeroGround.

    The installation is easy but the fastening is difficult:

    The ear cushions come off easily, the "leather" part attaches to the plastic. If I remember correctly, it has 6 small ears/buttons around it to detach it from the speaker. It takes some effort to hear the detachment in 1-2 at first and then move on to the next ones, around the perimeter.

    On the side that touches your ear, the ear cushions have a black plastic flexible ring between the cushion and the net. You can easily remove it. Putting it back in the new one is difficult: You have to bend/fold it slightly so that it can pass through where it should and then spread out and hold like in the old one. DO NOT snap it like folding paper, it might break.

    On the side that attaches to the speakers, it has an external transparent plastic ring and internally, from the leather, a hard plastic ring with clips that attach to the speakers. Between the transparent and the hard ring, the leather should normally hold it firmly, but in the new ones, you will see that unfortunately, the leather is not enough to hold it well, it would need a little more material. Of course, we are talking about a universal replacement and not from the manufacturer of my headphones, so the differences are logical.

    You should pass the hard ring little by little through the leather, as it is delicate and can tear. There you need patience and to be gentle. You need to be careful not to tear the leather by passing the hard ring through the side that will attach to the speaker.

    From what I have seen so far, the transparent ring may not hold the leather properly for retention, but I have no issue, they do not come off their position.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Quality
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • I got them for the Zeroground Sokun; it was a bit of a struggle, but I managed and installed them. They are a little less puffy than Zeroground's pads, but they did the job

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • The purchase was made for the Hatano ZeroGround.

    The installation is easy but the fastening is difficult:

    The ear cushions come off easily, the "leather" part attaches to the plastic. If I remember correctly, it has 6 small ears/buttons around it to detach it from the speaker. It takes some effort to hear the detachment in 1-2 at first and then move on to the next ones, around the perimeter.

    On the side that touches your ear, the ear cushions have a black plastic flexible ring between the cushion and the net. You can easily remove it. Putting it back in the new one is difficult: You have to bend/fold it slightly so that it can pass through where it should and then spread out and hold like in the old one. DO NOT snap it like folding paper, it might break.

    On the side that attaches to the speakers, it has an external transparent plastic ring and internally, from the leather, a hard plastic ring with clips that attach to the speakers. Between the transparent and the hard ring, the leather should normally hold it firmly, but in the new ones, you will see that unfortunately, the leather is not enough to hold it well, it would need a little more material. Of course, we are talking about a universal replacement and not from the manufacturer of my headphones, so the differences are logical.

    You should pass the hard ring little by little through the leather, as it is delicate and can tear. There you need patience and to be gentle. You need to be careful not to tear the leather by passing the hard ring through the side that will attach to the speaker.

    From what I have seen so far, the transparent ring may not hold the leather properly for retention, but I have no issue, they do not come off their position.

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