GEEKRIAGeekria Flex Fabric Headband Cover Compatible with Plantronics BackBeat PRO, PRO+, PRO2 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones, Sweat Cover, Easy DIY Installation (Black)

A1 product and seller.

I've purchased some of Geekria's earpad covers in the past & frankly found them to be mediocre quality for a high price, but they've come a long way since. Earpads/headbands disintergrating & completely coming apart is a very common problem across headsets from a huge range of manufacturers including the top brand names & higher end models. Headsets that use the very thin faux leather are particularly susceptible to these problems too.These headband covers fit my Plantronics Backbeat Pro's to absolute perfection. No more concerns about sweat or hair products breaking down/disintergrating the thin faux leather headband cushioning. My headset will last much longer without requiring expensive repairs or aftermarket parts. The covers are made from durable neoprene & they simply zip on. They do stretch a little to help with fitting but they are a bit of a fiddle to get the zip started, (this isn't a product or design issue, it's purely the nature of how they fit in place). I purchased 2 of these covers, 1 in use & the other in the laundry or ready as a spare.A little pricey but they are very well made indeed & they don't spoil the original look of my headset at all. Definitely worth the cost vs sending the headset away to have the headband cushioning replaced or shelling out on another brand new replacement headset. I'm very happy with them & I've also purchased some of Geekria's more recent earpad covers to keep my headset in good condition. Good quality & I would happily recommend them too. 5/5.

My Corsair Wireless headset is used constantly - at least 10 hours a day 4-5 times a week. Even with a gentle wipe down after particularly long sessions or during the summer heat; inevitably the Protein Leather has started degrading on the headband and ear pads. I wanted to just replace the headband part - but as its glued / fixed in place unless you want to cut the thing off and make your own bodge-job the easier alternative are these headband sleeves. I already have used a few Geekria products on other headsets so knew it was at least trustworthy to take a punt on.This headband - which comes in just short (like a few MM at most) across the padded part of the virtuoso band is in my opinion a decent solution to a crumbling headband. It's certainly tidier than having decaying p-leather on my head and ears after use and really benefits from being removable and washable.I would have given it 5 stars - however I think it does have some downsides.First of all its very tight getting this thing on and you wont get a wrinkle free wrap. Also it needs alot of force to pinch it tight enough to get the zip to move. You also need to try get it right first time as once it's on it does not want to move easily (which is a good thing I suppose) so if it's misaligned you basically have to unzip it till its loose enough to be wiggled in position.Finally this reminded me of a similar product that I use to cover my PC cables that uses Velcro instead of a zipper - with a little looking around I'm sure you could find better value for money as you could get a strip of polyester cable tidy and just cut it to size; saving time and your fingers by using the velcro instead.In it's defense though - it's not bad; especially considering I'm using it on a headset it's not been specifically designed for.

My Corsair headset's head band was begining to fray and look a tad untidy. Got this to cover it. It is a tight fit on the virtuoso band.Quite happy with my purchase.

Easy to put on, nicely fit.

I've had my Backbeat Pros for over 5 years and love them. They get a lot of use and abuse. The problem is that over time, some of the fabric aspects deteriorate. I have replaced the ear cups, and the time has come where the headband is also leaving little black flakes of fabric on my pillow.The Geekria Headband Cover has been perfect at protecting the headband and is extremely comfortable.Having made these two cosmetic changes, I don't expect to need to replace my headphones until they fail mechanically - which I don't expect to be anytime soon.

If like me you were looking to put this in your HyperX Cloud II to hide the peeling faux leather, it's not a good fit.I measured the length and width prior to purchase and it gathered across the headband and didn't fit over the two end pieces of the headband.And that's when I actually got it on. I had to literally fight with this thing to get it across the headband and close the zipper. It's a very tight fit. I had to struggle pulling to zip closed and it hurt my fingers.When I took it back off due to the length gathering I found it had done more damage to the peeling leather than was already there.I might put it away in case it comes in useful in the future, but right now I'm disappointed.

Easy fix for my bf headphone . The original fake lining crumbled & flakes came out every time he used. Now they are well hidden under this simple zip liner. Snug fit