SoloWIT Replacement Ear Pads Cushions for Beats Studio 2 & Studio 3 Wired & Wireless Headphones, Earpads with Soft Protein Leather, Noise Isolation Memory Foam, Added Thickness - Black

I didn’t know my ears were living in squalor until I got the SoloWIT Replacement Ear Pads! Seriously, these cushions are like upgrading from a dorm room futon to a memory foam mattress. My Beats Studio 3 headphones feel brand new, and my ears are sending me thank-you notes.First off, the softness is next-level. It’s like hugging your ears with tiny, luxurious pillows made from the finest materials. The memory foam molds perfectly, creating a custom fit that makes long listening sessions a dream. And noise isolation? Check! I pop these on, and it’s like the world goes on mute—just me and my music in perfect harmony.Installation was a breeze, too. I was a bit nervous about the process, but these snapped on like they were meant to be there all along. It’s as if SoloWIT secretly consulted with headphone whisperers to ensure the perfect fit.Plus, the added thickness doesn’t just enhance comfort; it also makes my headphones look beefier and more stylish. I’ve even caught a few envious glances when I’m out and about. It’s like my Beats went to the gym and came back with a sleek new look.In short, these ear pads are a total game-changer. If your Beats are crying out for some TLC, treat them to these cushions. Your ears will thank you, your music will sound better, and you might even find yourself inventing excuses to wear your headphones more often. Five stars, hands (or ears) down! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Very good pads: soft, fit my Beats perfectly, seem to be made well. I liked the little plastic paddle included for installation, and installation instructions were very well done, with detailed pictures and correct highlights on what to do (and what to check and not to). Had a bit of an issue ensuring the sticky glue band attached to form a bond, but I figured it out. Very happy with this purchase, hope these pads hold up over time!

so happy with this purchase! they fit my studio3 headphones perfectly. the instructions were easy to follow. it only took me about 15 minutes to do the whole process. the hardest part was definitely getting the old cushions off. they give u a little tool which helps. the sound quality is fantastic and i find them even more comfortable than the old ones! literally just put them on so i cant speak for longevity but lets hope for the best lol. highly recommend! i was gonna just buy new headphones but these replacement cushions saved me money. WOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Excellent fit easy to install made by beats studio threes like new again!

If you own Beats you will be exploring earpad replacements at some point. And when you do it's likely you'll ultimately land on either Wicked Cushions or these SoloWits for your final choice. Honestly, having installed both, either is a fine option and will breath new life into your flakey disintegrating headphones. Color can be a consideration as well where Beats are concerned so you may find one brand works better on that front. If so, it's totally fine to let that be the determining factor - SW and WC are that close in overall quality. There are, however, a few very minor points that might give WC a slight edge when comparing apples to apples.The Small Differences: I was a little disappointed when the SoloWITs arrived and I noticed they did not have 3M adhesive. It's a relatively small thing, but something I actually thought about before purchasing. I don't know when they switched to a generic but that's what came with mine. And during installation there were a few indications it may not perform as well as 3M, although everything seems fine at the moment so that's pure speculation. The WCs also have a slightly firmer cushion. Personally I view that as a positive but both are completely comfortable. The SoloWITs are were also slightly darker than the original and the WC's (in my case, Titanium). Not a big deal for me, but something to be aware of.Installation: Totally easy, but tedious. I would suggest using something more substantial than the included plastic guitar pick thing to pry them off, which helped remove more of the original adhesive. Or maybe use the plastic thing to start if you're really worried about scratches, but switch to something like a butterknife. Then comes the most time consuming part; cleaning off the old glue. You really have to get the old stuff off though to get a good stick with the replacements. Probably not a bad idea to have a bottle of rubbing alcohol on hand to supplement what they supply. Removing the paper backing of the glue strips on the SoloWits was surprisingly difficult, and one place I certainly lamented the absence of good ol' 3M. It's hard to get that off without pulling it off so go slow and be careful. Once you get the new pads on you really should use books or whatever to apply some extra pressure and let them 'cure' for a full day before using. If you put the extra time in cleaning the old adhesive off and letting the new pads fully dry before using the headphones you should be really pleased with the final result.

Super easy to replace my old earphones pads with these. Will definitely order again. Hopefully the adhesive continues to stay tightly. Instructions say to wait 24 hours, but I need my audio books! Lol

It was a frightening experience wrenching the old ear pieces off the headphones. I used a plastic trim removal tool. The pick included would’ve been much more difficultThe adhesive in the headphones was very easy to remove, and after testing that the new ear cups would line up with the pins, I peeled off the backing and stuck them on. Super easy and straight forward. I have used them for several hours today and am enjoying the feel and performance. They’re thicker than the originals, and seems to have a bit more cushion. Looking forward to seeing if they provide a more long term comfort on long days of use.The black cups on my matte grey studios looks much better than I would’ve expected. I don’t miss the grey ear pieces at all.I’ll update if anything goes wrong with them

So easy to replace with step by step instructions. They also look really good too!