Geekria Flex Fabric Headband Cover Compatible with Sennheiser HD598, HD579, HD559, HD558 Headphones, Replacement Repair Part, Easy DIY Installation (Black)

Found my old pair of HD598SE headphones and wanted to give it a fresh look. The old head pad is showing a bit of wear so thought I’d give this a try. It’s a nice tight fit and looks decent enough. Solid quality all around. Need to give a bit of a stretch to fit and the zipper is nice and strong without worrying about it coming apart. I slipped this over the OEM head pad and it feels comfortable.

Very easy, just zip it around. It's got a nice padding to it, so it makes the headphones a tad more comfy and cleaner. Downside is just the zipper mechanic, and the loose fabric. It looks very dumb while wearing, and you'll have to explain yourself on webcam/streaming/zoom calls, etc. as to why your headphones look so bulky. Could use some form of pull string mechanic or elastic to tighten the overall fabric, so that it hugs the headphones more.

The headband leather on my several year old HD599SE headphones was starting to peal. This zippable cover provides a nice solution versus some complicated replacement of the headband material (which didn't seem too feasible) or outright replacing perfectly functioning headphones.

It has allowed me to extend the life of my headphones. The HD599s are known to have terrible fake leather that flakes off into pieces despite being good headphones. I can take this cover and wash it occasionally but it has a tendency to slide around on the headband.

My HD598CS's are getting on in their years and my band had peeled considerably, not only was it horrible to look at but bits of the faux leather material would flake off in my hair which was a nuisance. This fixes that entirely while adding a little bit of extra padding. At first I was concerned it may be too long but it fits exactly from edge to edge without obstructing the adjustment.

I got these as the padding on the headband of my Sennheiser HD599 headphones wore out after less than a year. I didn't feel like sending them in for warranty repair as that would take a month or more (at least partly because it's nearly Christmas) so I was happy to find an alternative solution. These aren't hard to put on but they are just a bit long for the width of the headband on the HD599s (hence the 4 stars instead of 5). Still, they are very comfortable and don't look like they'll fall apart like the padding on the HD599s (which, despite the short shelf-life of the soft bits are really, really great-sounding headphones, especially paired with a nice portable music player like the HiBy R5 Gen2 and playing high-resolution FLAC or DSD64 audio files!).

Bought this and a combo replacement of new ear pads + headband for some old HD 555. I read some comments on the headband replacement also from Geekria that it would not stick properly so I decided to buy this one to make sure that the new replacement would never fall and well I works exactly as I’d hope. It’s comfortable and since it’s removable it’s easy to clean, really nice.

I have a pair of Sennheiser PC166 gaming headphones that I have had since they were released. The earpads have long since given out (need replacements if anyone knows where I can find some) and the headband faux leather is flaking badly. I purchased a similar headband cover for another set of Sennheisers that I have and was pleased. This particular one I think I actually like better. Though it is a little loose it stays in place well enough. I would recommend this headband cover for its comfort and quality for the price. I'm quite pleased.