Geekria Mesh Fabric Headband Pad Compatible with Sennheiser HD600, HD580, HD650, HD660S Headphones, Replacement Band, Headset Head Top Cushion Cover Repair Part (Black)

Works fine. Fits fine. Maybe a little more solid than the originals but that is actually an improvement because the originals were too soft and deteriorate in no time.

Quick and easy fix to improve the headband comfort of your existing Sennheiser or in my case I just bought some M50X headphones and the headband felt really uncomfortable after coming from Sennheiser for me personally and was the only negative I could give the Audio-Technica M50x other wise they are fantastic cans. I used a small amount of double sided velcro to attach this headband and make it so its easily removable too if I ever need to replace the actual headband. It worked perfectly, can't feel the velcro at all and I'm feeling the comfort of the Sennheisers that I'm used too. Big thumbs up from me!! I got the same idea from another review here even though they had a different pair it worked just as well. Just make sure you get your measurements correct before ordering.

Bought to replace the worn out headband for my HD6XX (HD650). Good quality headband, fits perfectly where the old one would go. Felt very firm for the first couple of days but it gets more comfortable as it conforms to your head.

As someone used to light, as in feather-like, headphones (Shure SRH1540 and AudioQuest Nightowl - the latter almost managing to make you feel like you're more comfortable wearing it than not. Weird, I know) when my Fostex TH900 turned up, I finally experienced what it feels like to, well, feel like your wearing headphones. They're not bad per se, but I thought with Amazon and its trillions of items on my metaphorical doorstep, why not see if I something could be done. I am aware that the Fostex TH900 are not a Sennheiser, and therefore lack the necessary slots to attach this to, but I've not found anything that a few squares of 3m bonding tape can't solve yet. You don't want to stick this down entirely because, unlike the Senn models, it doesn't have the ability to adjust to the increased arch of the headband when pulling it apart to fit your head in, but one at the bottom of each end works a treat. Comfort has indeed been improved. Plus, it increases the clamp pressure by being attached to two fixed points on the headband and thus acting as anchor points when the headband is stretched, which is great on the Fostex, as it's a can that more precariously rests on your head than holds on with any notion of willing. I'll award it the full 5 stars in sound quality, too, because that's a hilarious option to have for a bit of headband padding.

easy to fit once you know how (you need to flip up the plastic tab with a screwdriver to allow the headband to slide on/off). search on youtube for help. comfortable and compatible. cheaper than the sennheiser ones but still not cheap.

It's just not comfortable, it is just far too firm. It's more uncomfortable than the headband it replaced. I suppose at least it wasn't expensive and would be good enough if you simply didn't have one.

I replaced my very old headband on my HD600s and just feel a bit silly for not doing this sooner. The replacement process is extremely straightforward and takes a few seconds, requiring no tools. Feels incredible!

Unfortunately they slide off my head when I’m gardening.