Geekria Medium Velour Hook and Loop Headband Cover + Pad Set Protector No Tool Needed Compatible with Medium Sized Headphones, Easy DIY Installation (Black)

Works perfectly after a little bit of user error with me trying to put the padding on the inside of the zipper before realizing that it could attach to the outside. I put it on and it fits great on my fathead with my headphones. Nice and comfortable

the fit was good and to install was a little tuff, but once it was on had no problem. Padding was is good and feels comfortable.

I just bought this based on the pics and was hoping it'd fit the headset and it did. Unfortunately, like other companies are doing, TB used a pleather (faux vinyl & leather) but did not get enough "wrap" around for the holding tabs to grip onto. So after about 2 months that headband started falling apart. For a year, I had velcro straps holding the "pleather" on, but that was janky as all get out (you do what you have to sometimes). All in all, it did what I needed it to do. I ended up going to IEM's shortly afterwards though and have hung the headset up for retirement with others I've collected over the years now. Sometimes they find new homes, sometimes they don't. Regardless, this was a nice addition to the headset. I dinged a star because the added "pad" fits kind of oddly. Comfortable, but it does reorientate how it sits on your head.

I got these for my 770s because the existing headband was not very comfortable. I got the large size just in case medium was too small, but I’m sure it’ll work just as good, though it’ll slip more. The zipper was pretty easy to use (much easier than most of my jackets and hoodies) and it also felt sturdy. The fabric also stretches quite a bit, and for now, the velcro on the cushion is solid. It managed to go over the existing headband on the 770s; I tried a few other methods but this was the best fit and the most aesthetically pleasing. It made a headset that irritated the top of my head after 30 minutes great for much longer sessions. My first pick was the velour, but since their large size took much longer to ship (somehow) I just settled on pleather. It’s quite firm now but I’ll update this review when/if there’s any flaking or other issues. Update: 4 months later and it’s holding together just fine. No flaking or wear just yet, but it has softened up and is just as comfortable.

YES! Finally a headphone headband cover AND a gentle addition by soft hook and loop to make it thicker. I have a tiny sized head… ok just a little smaller than average I love apple airpods m a x but they are big. This caused uncomfortable m a x. Bought other supposed headband covers which either do not fit or are simply a piece of fabric that is loose snf hanging, this one will not let you down. I feel the cooling. Zipper installed nicely. They are quality as nd actually help by fixing the way the ear cups sit/fit perfect over my ears so the actual sound is great. It does add to the look but not a distraction but nice. The head cover bends to contour to the shape of my hea. Not all thick like in pictures but moldable to fit differ shapes and sizes.,

I bought this because my head is small and the headphones are big. It fills the gap and eliminates pressure points. It’s also easy to put on.

I purchased this for my Hifiman Edition XS. These headphones are notorious for being made for people with larger head sizes. My ears-to-top of head seems to be relatively smaller than others, so I bought this to decrease the space. add headbanf padding and improve the fit of the headphones. When installing, be sure to do the zipper side of the band at the top of the headphones so that the padding is resting on the top of your head. Installation was not too difficult and the pad is easily unzipped and removed. The materials are OK - a spandex bit of fabric all around with a zipper on one side, velcro on the other, and some decent foam that velcro-attaches to the inside. In terms of fit, the experience is improved, but not quite great. With the headphones at the lowest setting, the headband definitely sits on the top of my head now more snugly, but the headphones still have a slight tendency to move if I tilt my head forward and backward. This is because the foam is long enough and thick enough to reduce the clamping force - again, only when the ear pieces are at the lowest setting. So, I have a few complaints. 1. It's quite unappealing in appearance. 2. The pad is not super tight on the headband and it slips around too easily left to right. 3. The foam is long enough to cover up the L and R indicators, so if you don't know the orientation well, you have to shimmy the pad a bit to see which ear is left or right. 4. At the headphone's lowest ear distance setting, the pad widens / loosens the clamping force, which is already light to begin with. Because of this, when I'm done listening, I need to lengthen the ear distance to the maximum setting to avoid any permanent force on the band and to make sure that the ear cups are touching each other when not in use. Having the ear pieces touch when not in use is important to avoid any dust or something scratching inside the cups. This last point has been tolerable but particularly annoying because the Hifiman build quality is lots of plastic and I'm a bit worried about breaking something from changing the ear distance before and after every session. This product has worked as a very cheap way to properly introduce me to these headphones, as the fit would be impossible without some sort of extra padding. But now that I've decided to keep the Edition XS, I will probably move on to a higher quality headband padding alternative.

Headphones: Sony WH-1000XM5 Okay, let's be honest here: this headband cover isn't exactly winning any beauty contests. The gel pad and bulky zipper scream "functional over fashionable." But before you click away, hear me out, because this thing is a comfort game-changer. Imagine slipping on your favorite headphones, except instead of a sweaty, scratchy headband digging into your noggin, you're greeted by a cool, soothing gel cloud. The gel pad is pure magic on hot days, actively drawing away heat and keeping your head from becoming a sauna. Plus, the padding is incredibly plush and evenly distributed, eliminating pressure points and leaving you feeling like you're wearing a headband made of fluffy kittens. Sure, it might look a bit like a DIY science experiment gone wrong, but the functionality is undeniable. It's like wearing an incognito cooling vest for your head. Gamers rejoice! Your marathon sessions will never be the same. Here's the breakdown: Pros: - Incredibly comfortable: Seriously, it's like a spa day for your head compared to the stock headband on my Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones. - Effective cooling: Say goodbye to headband sweat. - Easy to install and remove: No wrestling with tools or complicated instructions. Cons: - Not exactly eye-catching: Let's just say it's not winning any fashion awards. - Bulkier than regular headbands: Might feel a bit odd at first. Overall: Look, if you're a fashionista who can't bear the sight of anything less than designer, this headband cover might not be for you. But for everyone else who puts comfort first, this is a hidden gem. It's the ultimate comfort upgrade for your headphones, and at this price, it's a no-brainer.