00:00Okay, be honest, when was the last time you actually looked at your headphone earpads?
00:05Because if they're flaking, cracking, or leaving little black crumbs on your ears,
00:09you don't need new headphones. You need new pads.
00:13And today I've rounded up the top 5 replacement earpads for worn headphones,
00:17all of them cheap, all of them highly rated, and honestly,
00:20all of them cheaper than one bad takeout order.
00:23First up, if you're a Logitech G-series person, this one's for you.
00:27It fits the G331, G332, G432, G431, G430, G230, G231, and even the G930,
00:36and here's the part one like, it comes with the headband cushion too, not just the earpads.
00:41So you're basically refreshing the whole thing at once.
00:454,800 people have bought it, it's sitting at a 4.9 rating, and it's $3.87.
00:52That's less than 4 bucks to make a gaming headset feel brand new.
00:56If your old pads have gone crusty and sticky, this is a no-brainer.
01:01Next, the Universal Oval Earpads, and this is the one I'd grab if you have some random pair
01:05of headphones with no brand name on them, or a set that's just too old to find parts for.
01:10Soft foam, oval cup shape, and they stretch over most standard drivers.
01:15$4.80, 4.9 stars, over 4.5 thousand sold.
01:20Look, universal stuff can be hit or miss, but the numbers here speak for themselves.
01:26Keep a spare set in a drawer, you will need them eventually.
01:30Now, PlayStation folks, listen up.
01:33The Pulse 3D headset sounds great, but those stock pads?
01:37They start peeling way too early.
01:40These replacements are made specifically for the PS5 Pulse 3D, so you get a proper snug fit,
01:45no weird gaps, no sound leaking out.
01:48$5.03, 4.9 rating, over 4.5 thousand sold.
01:54Swapping these takes maybe 2 minutes, and suddenly your headset stops looking like it survived a war.
02:00Genuinely one of the best $5 upgrades in gaming.
02:03For the audiophile adjacent crowd, these are the replacement foam pads for Sennheiser,
02:07and they cover a ton of models, the HD 450BT, 450BTNC, HD 440BT, HD 430, HD 350, HD 400S, and
02:17the HD 458BT.
02:20Sennheiser's stock pads are comfy but that pleather starts flaking after a year or two,
02:24and replacing them officially costs way more than this.
02:28$5.71, 4.8 stars, 4 thousand sold.
02:33Same clamp, same comfort, fresh surface.
02:36Easy call.
02:38And finally, the Bose QC35 pads, for the QuietComfort 35 and 35 too.
02:44These use memory foam, which matters a lot here, because on noise-canceling headphones the seal is the whole game.
02:51Worn-out pads mean worse noise-canceling, full stop.
02:55Fix the seal, and the ANC comes right back.
02:59$6.70, 4.9 rating, nearly 4 thousand sold.
03:04Considering a new pair of QC35S runs a couple hundred bucks, spending $7 to make them feel new again is
03:10just smart.
03:11All five links are down in the description, so go grab whichever one matches your headphones.
03:17And if this saved you from buying a whole new pair, do me a favor, hit that like button and
03:21subscribe.
03:23I've got more cheap fixes like this coming.
03:26Thanks for watching.
03:27All right.
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