Headphones Cup Pads for MDR-V600 MDRV600 MDR-V900 Replacement Earpads

They fit Sony MDR-V600 headphones and match color & material- a thin black vinyl-type fake leather wrap with nice foam inside. Stitching and shape are perfect, please note that the vinyl wrap is wrinkled by design. Mesh dust guard is built in (covering speaker in center). The foam responds well to pressure and bounces back properly. It's soft on the head without pressure points. They block a fair amount of noise so it's a good fit. Installation is confusing at first but simply remove the old pads by pulling at the edge. The plastic channel you see, which holds the edges in place, is the area to focus on. There's no need to remove the screws (unless you're curious and want a peek inside, it's just the speaker coil and a wire). Now start with the wide base of the pad and guide the edges all the way over the back of the rim. Slide edges up and over, all the way around. Now you can push the edges into the channel, tug and push & pull to align. Obviously, be gentle. You're all done and ready for some #41, Carter Beauford on the drums. They fit well and great price. {Now I just need to fix the top headband}. I just put these on, about an hour of use but these new pads completely revitalized my old headphones. They fit great and the V600's sounds better now, I'm happy. Great buy!

I have a pair of MDR-V600 headphones that I have used for years and really like. So, when the pads began to fail again after the last replacements I started looking for replacements since Sony no longer makes them. I saw these and decided to give them a try. Here is what I liked: 1. The are of about the same thickness as the originals and seem to have the approximate density of the old units (hard to remember from 10 years ago). 2. They were easy enough to replace as long as you approach it by installing the wide end first and the narrow end last. Did not require any tools and took about 7 minutes. 3. They feel great and they work great!! 4. Much less expensive than the original replacements that I purchased from Sony. Now, if they last another 10 years I will be happy!What I did not like as much: 1. They are not labeled for right and left side. You will need to look at your originals and the headphones themselves to match up the correct covers with the correct side.For the price, I am very happy with these replacements.

If you're not ready to shell out $46 per pair for genuine Sony replacement earpads, these are decent substitutions. These have brought my 18 year old MDR-V600s back to life. They create a good seal and improve the sound immensely compared to the worn out pads. My ears no longer get smashed and i'm able to wear my V600s for extended periods again. I wish I had gotten these sooner! This isn't a con but compared to my high-end headphones, these do get a bit warm but that's to be expected since my other cans have velour earpads AND they're open back.If you're not sure which pad goes to which side, the wide part of the pad is the back (just look at pictures on the internet).Installation tips:- collapse the side you're not working on completely to get it out of the way (travel mode)- swivel the cup your working on 90 degrees to make it more accessible- as another reviewer mentioned, start on the wide side and work your way to the narrow part using your finger as a 'hook'With these tips I can remove and reinstall both sides in under a minute.Time will tell how long these last but so far they appear to be decently made and well worth the price (under $9).

This pair of my Sony MDR-V600s are about 17 years old. (I have another set that's well over 20.) I had replaced the ear pads on these 3 years ago. those previous replacements felt cheap overall. The fit was ok but they were not as snug as these MERSUII replacement pads. I like the ease with which they went on (took about a minute for each one), that they feel like they are going to STAY on. Reading other's complaints about the hardness of the foam--well, I guess everyone likes something different--but for me, these feel absolutely perfect! Not too much pressure but do a great job of isolating the sound from outside and virtually eliminating the sound bleed from my headphones. The faux leather covering is very comfortable, even on a hot NYC summertime subway platform.Just look at your old ones carefully when you remove them so you match your replacements to the correct side--it's easy to mistakenly put them on the wrong one or install them upside down. Be gentle, but firm and you should install them in minutes. I purchased this for under $7 with free shipping. They look good--as good as if they were original specs. Why spend thirty or forty bucks on the OEM version??

I have had a pair of the MDR-V600s for many years and the ear pads had deteriorated to the point the vinyl was flaking off the cloth backing. Since these are very old headphones, but still work fine, I wanted to keep them, but was reluctant to invest a get deal of money (relative to the original value of the headphones or something to replace them). I looked on Amazon and found the Sony replacements and was put off my the price, roughly half what I paid when I originally purchased these headphones. Then I saw these advertised as an alternative. I was skeptical as the price seemed too low to be a decent product (especially when compared to the Sony OEM pads), but as I explained I didn't want to spent too much on them, so I took a chance. I was very pleasantly surprise when they arrived, as they looked like the original pads. When I put them on they fit perfectly and the headphones now look and feel brand new. I wouldn't be surprised to learn that these where made by the same company that makes them for Sony (although I don't know that to be the case, I'm speculating). In any case I highly recommend these as equal to the original pads on the headphones and at an unbeatable price.