Gadget Zoo 10 PACK Replacement Earphone Black Earpads compatible with Sennheiser MX Model Earbuds - Will Fit Most Headphone Foam Ear Pad Cushion Covers From

Having ordered the 10-pack of Earpads from 'Gadget Zoo' on the 3rd of Jan, I've received them today on the 5th of Jan and thought I'd write a review given that this Amazon item has both a different number of 'packs' that you can order, and obviously a wide number of sellers that are available to buy from. I wanted to comment specifically on the 10-pack via 'Gadget Zoo' as I think they deserve credit both for the speed of delivery and good packaging, and also with regards to the quality of the earpads themselves, given the price of a couple of quid.I've just spent ten minutes putting two pairs of these earpads on two different sets of older-generation headphones (picture below this review for guidance) and they have fit perfectly. Some other reviews have commented on the delicacy of some of the earpads sold, and I'll agree that if you're not careful with these types of relatively thin foam-earpads, then you're going to have problems, but taking your time and being careful will bring its rewards, and I was able to get them onto both sets of headphones without any real problems. They were a little tight to get round the ear-section of the headphones, because the small 'neck' of the foam earpads needs stretching a little to get over the body of that section, but once they are on I expect them to stay on, given that the smaller neck-area now wraps around the body of the earphone, creating a good grip on the outer edges. I don't suppose we can have it both ways; if they were too easy to get on then there would obviously be a higher risk of them slipping off again more easily. I'd much rather have them just as they are, and if that means taking a bit more time to fit them (and we're still only talking about minutes here) then so be it....I hope this review helps people decide which pack or seller they may want to use, as whilst I don't think people care too much about the couple of quid that might be wasted by choosing the wrong options, it's the waste of time and effort in doing so that's more costly to be honest, and that's why I thought it was important to write this review, to try to help take some of that risk out of the purchase.

Little fiddly to fit, have to be careful not to over pull and split it, once on it stays on, however, if it falls off it's probably time to renew.

Nothing much wrong with these replacement bud covers other than they keep slipping off* They do exactly what they're supposed to do - which is that it's much easier on the ear, both physically and aesthetically when your earphones are acoustically "baffled".*A Postscript added 30th March, 2015 - following a question from a potential buyer.* I added just a speck of double-sided tape at two positions diametrically opposite each other to secure these. The reason I had to buy replacements was due to the originals slipping off or staying put in my ear after disconnecting from said lug-hole !

These are good for applying to mini-earphones, the hole can also stretch to about 12mm (from 6mm) and fit the more bulky type of mini-earphone, which I have had them fitted on for several months now with no issues.

A very tight fit for the B&O in-ear phones (A8?), but once on, they do the job well. Could be thicker.

The best value for money replacement earbuds on the market, hands down. Don't be put off by the size. On first appearance they look way too small but with careful application and a little patience they fit perfectly. They are very strong too, I still have all 10 left, including the pair currently in use and that's after 6 months wear and tear!

Remarkably stretchy! Looked like there was no way it would fit over the earbuds of Bang & Olufsen A8, but gentle and patient wiggling and they fit perfectly.

I have several types of in earphones and both needed new pads. Care needs to be taken fitting them but once they're on they are snug and do the job well.