AHG Sennheiser HD 4.40BT and HD 4.50BTNC ear pad installation

[@yuvalshani1733]

Very easy took me 100 years just for the first ear pad 👍

[@CptDoot]

THEY JUST GO OFF SO FUCKING EASILY EVEN IF THEY;RE FULLING FUCKING ON IT TAKES ONE LITTLE TINY BIT OUTSFICE IAND IT ALL FALLS APART HJOLY SHIT THIS IS SO FUCKING ASS

[@ryanclark8173]

putting these on are actually the most insanely hardly things to insane

[@gerasimger15]

man i know i just clicked on the vid to see if i was t he only one struggling

[@johannafuchs1739]

@@gerasimger15 ikr I'm struggling sm

[@gerasimger15]

@@johannafuchs1739 good luck my G I really don't know why they make them so hard to put on. A friend gave me his broken 2.30 to repair and it was the same shit. I own some Grado SR80e's (great headphones btw and for a lower price, lol.) And the earcup installation is the polar opposite.

[@johannafuchs1739]

@@gerasimger15 thankq I made it! Yea idk why sennheiser didn't have the brilliant idea to put on those earpads u can click on lol

[@rustteze]

I don't know what tf you guys doing.. I got it in my first attempt in abt 20 secs

[@j.salahora]

That was the scariest and fastest youtube search i have been through. God bless you for making this video xD

[@accessoryhouse]

Another happy customer 😃. Great to know the video helped you out.

[@DGKJLO986]

It’s amazing how it can take up to 45 minutes to change the first pad, then the other one takes just 5 more minutes. Thanks for the tips! 👍🏼

[@accessoryhouse]

That is sooo true 😁. Nice to hear you got them on though 👍

[@fadeonline1384]

Bro thank you so much, i was so dejected when it slipped off, it took me 45 minutes of hard and depressing work; but i did it You earned a sub!

[@accessoryhouse]

It can be a pain the first time around but gets easier! Glad the video helped you out and thanks for the sub :)

[@arrowheaded]

honest as I can be, this was the most difficult thing I've done in my whole entire life. much thanks.

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@cathybird9763]

After watching other videos, I tried and tried to put on new pads. I actually threw the headphones across the room in frustration, and as a 68 years old mother of four and a retired RN, I have patience galore. You are the first one to explain and demonstrate so I was able to replace the pads easy peasy! Thank you, thank you.

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍. Happy to hear it helped get the headphones sorted out.

[@alexanderreiner7694]

Same. Except the Family situation and the age difference

[@vera6174]

You are a lifesaver, thank you for this! My pads have been in terrible shape (I’ve worn them almost daily for 4 years) so it was time for new ones. But it was so much trickier than I thought! Thanks again

[@accessoryhouse]

Happy to hear it helped you out 😁. Enjoy the tunes

[@grandbuba]

Ordered the pads before looking up a how-to. Looked it up, saw the comments, got a bit annoyed at myself. Got the pads, followed your instructions, a standard toothpick for some finer work, and got them on in under two minutes. Thanks!

[@accessoryhouse]

@@grandbuba 😁👍

[@blowera1]

Thank you. Mine have just started to peel but they’re still awesome headphones so I didn’t want to have to buy a new pair. Glad I can just get new pads.

[@accessoryhouse]

Yup, pretty much all headphones have replaceable ear pads. So all good 🙂

[@paradoxeintervention5390]

The idea of having this work as a job day in and day out doing nothing but stretching these ear cushions over headphones is absolute horror. Thank you for this tutorial

[@accessoryhouse]

I swear I only do it for these videos. I do not have a little shop for shoe shining and ear pad replacing 😁

[@Mike_Hogsheart]

Thanks for the video! I still struggled a bit at first because the ear pieces kept flopping around in their mounts, until I wedged some tissues between the ear pieces and headband to keep the cups in place and then it worked reasonably well and quickly. Probably got it done in 15 minutes or so.

[@johnbarone7602]

Thank you! One of the earpads for my HD 4.5 fell off, and I struggled to get it back on and gave up. Your suggestions, especially that of manipulating the entire pad and not just the skirting, enabled me to get it back on in 10 min or so.

[@accessoryhouse]

👍😁

[@SlimEstrada]

Thank god I found your video. As a man, I was too proud to ask for help....but I relented and your video saved my mental health🙏🙏🙏

[@accessoryhouse]

Happy to hear manliness was saved 😁👍

[@SlimEstrada]

😅🤣@@accessoryhouse

[@supernovasarah]

I was struggling so much putting mine on, I'm so grateful for your video! You mentioning that it helped to pull up/on the whole ear pad to get the lining to line up with the insert space all around was super helpful. Thanks

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@Illfigureoutanamelater]

Thank you so much for making this video! I had so many previous failed attempts to replace my earpads but your instructions were very clear and helpful, I got the job done in just a few minutes! I'm autistic and have sensory processing disorder so noise cancelling headphones are an absolute must in certain situations (i.e. putting away ceramic dishes, handling styrofoam or squeaky plastics) or if I'm just having a rough day. You really saved me today, thanks again!

[@accessoryhouse]

Awesome. So glad that it helped out. I actually used to work in a school with some autistic students. So, I have an idea as to what you describe 😁👍

[@Matazuma]

this is what I love about YT random niche videos for niche problems thanks

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@HuckOrris]

Great explanation. Took me 5 minutes for the first ear pad, but my hands are a little tired. You gotta use a little bit of force, but also carefully and with finese.

[@accessoryhouse]

@@HuckOrris 😁

[@ThePlasticJedi]

Someone else made a comment about their Korean girlfriend using tape, and it is what really helped me. This video helped to know the stitching goes down. I put that stitching where it should be and put a 2-3 inch piece of electrical tape pulling the pad to the headphone, then worked it in to almost halfway up pulling the ear piece tight along the side that was inserted and put another piece of electrical tape here, again compressing the ear tightly down. With just these two spots held it made it pretty easy to work the other side in. Electrical tape is nice too in the sense that it doesn't really leave a residue. Then when I removed the tape I just twisted the earpiece a little so that it sat at the position it wants to. It took less than 5 minutes once I started using tape in the technique.

[@oliverjames3815]

I've been honestly trying to do this for about 2 weeks. And with one watch of this video I was able to do it. THANK YOUUUUU!

[@accessoryhouse]

Awesome :). Happy to help

[@TechBaffle]

Got it done eventually, by hooking the earpads over, pulling the very edge over the gap and following it around. Thank goodness I binned the old ones - these new earpads make them look brand new again!

[@benfromspace]

I had third party pads to put on, with decent sized ear holes, and it was actually way easier than I thought it was going to be. Thanks a lot! 3 minute job in total.

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@eggymayo3271]

Do you remember which you bought

[@ComradeStiv]

I suffered a psychotic break while trying to install mine, so I'm commenting from the psych ward waiting room. So far everyone seems very nice, I think I'll be in good hands. Good luck everyone 🙋‍♂

[@accessoryhouse]

😂

[@changchnps1]

Yes! Just fixed mine! After sitting on in it for more than a year! Did it in about ten minutes! Really really appreciate this video!

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@strangeloops66]

Yes, you can hold it in place and work around the rim OR you can just use sticky tape to hold it in place (4 pieces per pad) once you've worked it in, then move on to tackle another 1/4. My wife used this method - she's Korean and they know how to get things done! Me, I was crying like a baby after 10 minutes - before I handed them to her.

[@GianlucaZamagni]

Used some piece of tape and a credit card for tucking in. Thanks!

[@Light0x]

@@GianlucaZamagni highly recommend the tape + credit card combo! made it very quick to put the pads on!

[@mikicoal]

@@GianlucaZamagni Mine came with a "special" tool for tucking, which was almost but not quite entirely useless.

[@charliehorse8686]

"Sticky tape" Duct tape. Yeah, that's what I tried, cuz I'm a friggin' genius. It worked, but try getting the tape off without destroying the pads.

[@RyanRyan-Ryan]

Only 70 minutes and 10 times watching this video baffled at how you done it so quickly. That should be me for at least 3 years with any luck

[@skk5015]

Excellent video... Took me 5 minutes to do this to my HD4.40BT. Tip: Look at video 3-4 times carefully before trying.

[@accessoryhouse]

Awesome 👍😁. Happy to hear it helped you out.

[@alpowell4152]

Awesome! I had a tear and was sh1t scared it was going to be a 'pay someone £$£$' to get swapped situation. This saved me so much time and stress. Thank you so much, absolute hero

[@accessoryhouse]

Awesome :). Great to know the video helped you out and your cans are fixed!

[@alina_rosa]

Saved me a ton of time! The wiggling from the inside really speeds up the process

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@dinosaur304]

Thank you so much ! This helped me get my old earpad back on in 3 minutes after trying for weeks on my own !! Thanks !

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@teflongoon]

Thanks man. I've had my pads sitting in a drawer for 6+ months. Finally decided to change them after my wife thought I had seaweed on my ear. The first one took 10 minutes! lol. Taking a break before changing the left pad. :P

[@accessoryhouse]

Lol, nice! Yeah, the old pads get real grubby if you are using them a lot. Your headphones will be back in action and wife off your case in no time 🙂

[@abhishekbiradar7077]

seaweed XD lmao

[@teepz04]

I accidentally removed one, and I have an insane amount of tears compared to what I began with

[@accessoryhouse]

You managed to get it back on though?

[@teepz04]

@@accessoryhouse not fully, but somewhat

[@accessoryhouse]

@@teepz04 What is going with the installation?

[@teepz04]

@@accessoryhouse I got the bottom and side parts of the cup, but the top part the skirt is kinda bent ig and its not going in

[@qasimallawati4049]

@@teepz04 I have the same problem

[@ezekielbriane7171]

can’t thank you enough for this video. you saved me from a full blown meltdown on the city bus 😭😭

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍. That would gave been messy. Glad it saved that from happening 🙂

[@anshuljoshi6149]

thanks a lot for this video. it's the most detailed one about the changing process - took me an hour but worth it. made my dad happy.

[@accessoryhouse]

Happy to hear it helped you 😀

[@huexley]

Thanks I was already preparing my srewdrivers xD

[@accessoryhouse]

😁 glad it helped 👍. No screwdrivers needed for this one hehe

[@ilu_offroder]

I glued them😂

[@huexley]

@@ilu_offroder the next replacement will be epic then !

[@BallDrager]

perfect explanation, was thinking to myself how I am going to do this at first but saw your vid and got it done in a few minutes.

[@accessoryhouse]

Nice, a few minutes is very quick 👍😁

[@pmventura41]

All I can say is thank You. By watching you do it, I knew it could be done.

[@accessoryhouse]

Great to know it helped 🙂👍

[@Beho1der]

Bro you're a lifesaver. The holding down technique really helped. It took me about 10 annoying minutes to do it this time round. However, I was not using these perfectly good headphones for the past one month just because one damned earcup had come off and I couldn't put it back on. Thanks again brotha 🤜🤛

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍😎

[@pamhelps9468]

Thank you,didn’t take too long at all,I needed to move to somewhere with really good lighting and hey presto they are on.

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@Syriana25]

It's important to start just by sliding in and fixating a small piece of the earmuff. And then work you way around it. But it works. Thanks for the video.

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@ThepareeLi]

Thanks!! It’s not as bad as many of the comments make it out to be-you can actively get the edge into the small space and shove the rest of it in there. For me the key is not being gentle. These things can stretch.

[@accessoryhouse]

@@ThepareeLi 👍

[@hickey1292]

Thank you so much for the video, I literally did what felt like lightly brushing them with my leg while they were on my bed, and one of the pads just came straight off. I always hate putting this type of pad back on, but your pushing in from the middle method worked really well; I would have been trying for hours the way I was trying to do it. They always come off so much more easier than it is to reattach them.

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍. Great to know the video helped you out. Thanks for sharing your experience 😊

[@BLAZEINATOR253]

I took them out of the case and one of the pads came off

[@Jeffcro02]

I went months trying to put the left ear pad that fell out on its own. I watched this and it finally helped. But wow, being a single parent is easier than putting these things back on lol. But thank you for the video. It helped!!

[@apikachhu8138]

This video helped me so much. When I first bought these headphones awhile back all the reviews mentioned the agony of replacing the earpads. Well it's been years and it was finally time for me to replace mine lol. Using this vid I managed to get both on in under 15 minutes which must be some sort of feat 🤣 the biggest tip I have is to not be afraid to really dig your fingers into the pads to get it to slot in. You need to be deliberate. Caution I'm not sure if that will lead to tearing but I did it and luckily everything went fine.

[@accessoryhouse]

Excellent 👍😁

[@photographerRJ]

Hey can you share the link from where you bought the earpads?

[@photographerRJ]

I have Sennheiser 4.30i I guess the same will fit with mine

[@accessoryhouse]

@@photographerRJ Where do you live?

[@Maria67922]

Holy Moly! I spent quite a few HOURS trying to put the earpads and in another video the guy was doing it in a harder way, I managed to put one like that but the second was such a paain.😩 My fingers were starting to hurt! Thank you for this technique, I wish I had found it sooner! It worked so much better! 😄

[@mrigankasinha]

Precise and too the point...no loud music 👍👍👍

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@richardrodwell]

It is SOOOOOO depressing when one of the pads falls off due to trying to wipe them clean after a long walk...then you try to spend nearly an hour trying to put it back on and you're contemplating gluing it or just buying another pair of headphones out of sheer frustration. Then you decide to search KZbin for "How to put Senheiser headphones on" (cause I'm like, hey, EVERYTHING is on KZbin)...and VOILA!!!! Amazing!! Thank you SO much for this video.

[@accessoryhouse]

Glad you found the video 👍😁. I hope the walk was at least enjoyable before the ear pad issues 🙂

[@richardrodwell]

LOL… yes, the walk was great. Thanks again for a fantastic video!!

[@datalifediaries]

I had gave up already, thanks to this video the earpads are back on!

[@accessoryhouse]

Great to hear that is worked out for you :)

[@vancitygurl]

Thank you so much for making this video. My original pads was destroyed from wear and tear and got new ones and wasn’t sure how to put them on. I’m gonna tackle them today, someone wish me luck that I don’t throw my headphones across the room 😂😂

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@urwellknownsecretful]

I did it in 20 seconds and I am no good with these things. Thank you, the secret lies in 1. Folding one earcup so that you get room to work with. 2. how you use your fingers to slot the skirt inside the gap. This is the main point.

[@accessoryhouse]

Ahhh excellent 👌. So glad to hear it worked out well. 20 seconds per ear pad is very fast, good job to you.

[@denverbroncos1802]

Thank you so much I’ve been doing this for an hour and just got it 109 percent subscribing and I don’t get why they make it so hard to do

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍. Great to hear it helped and thanks for the sub 😃

[@maiamira4026]

Hey there, nice tutorial! Side question: did you find an original spare from sennheiser? Thank you!

[@accessoryhouse]

The pads in the video are my pads. They are very similar but not an original

[@gardengoddess6130]

Thank you. I eventually got them on, but it wasn't easy. Took me way longer than other people for both sides. Ended up with hand cramps. Might try the sticky tape trick next time or not buy seinheiser again.

[@Jasper_Tree]

Thank you so much! 😊 I just received my new ear pads, but they didn’t come with any instructions and I’ve never needed to replace them before so had no idea what to do. Watching your demonstration made it very easy.

[@sorinevarnfox2383]

Thank you so much, I have never really replaces earpads like these ones, and I was struggling to replace mine, it was amazing to find that I managed to get them on a lot easer with your video. Again, thank you so much

[@accessoryhouse]

Happy to help 😁

[@TheStevenWhiting]

Seems good so far. Bit of a pain to put on but so would the originals be (I tried the old ones). These fill like they are too small but they are not, attempting the same with the old ones and they feel too small. You just have to get the top or bottom in first as in the video, hold it then move round slowly but you do have to pull a bit. I was being to soft at first but then eventually got the hang of it.

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@0utcastAussie]

Ok ...Thanks for the good start.... ! My HD400S has started playing out of one speaker. Wiggling the wire at headphones reconnects so I was looking how to dismantle and resolder loose connection.

[@accessoryhouse]

The 400S is similar to the 4.4 and 4.5 physically. I just have not actually done that to date.

[@coggy52]

I found it much easier once I'd taken the plastic rings out of the new pads. Fifteen minutes and a few choice words later, my headphones are like new. Thank you for the video 😁

[@rafaelk1631]

Thanks for sharing the technique. Gave me the confidence to do the repair myself!

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@joshuabrasler9208]

Thanks so much. It was difficult, but with the help of your vid I managed in about 10 minutes. Without your help it would have taken much longer

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@hcarlsson4810]

Thank you! I needed to see that it was possible at all, and even though it took me much longer than you, new cushions are now in place!

[@accessoryhouse]

👍😁. Great to know it helped

[@otleybloke77]

Thank you for this! I just fitted mine easily in a few minutes. I know it would have been a total wrestle had I not seen this first!

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@arcynull]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I accidentally removed one of mine and thought I'd have to get it to a repair shop or something. Thank you so much for the tip!!!!!

[@accessoryhouse]

Happy to hear it helped you out :)

[@webdevotee]

Following his technique the whole process took under 10 mins. 👍

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@monalsingh5401]

Man you saved me, I was struggling. Now my headphone is good as new 🤩

[@accessoryhouse]

👍😁

[@rpoosua3452]

your info save me 15min of headache. thank you!

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@killer2600]

Actually, I’ve found there is a left and right ear pad. If you look at the skirt at the top (opposite of the stitching on the bottom) you’ll see L and R on both the original and replacement ear pads. The difference is subtle but just like the headphones themselves there is a left and right that you want to pay attention to for optimal experience/feel.

[@billwells6809]

Perfect instructions. Saved me a lot of pain and suffering.

[@accessoryhouse]

Happy to hear it help you get your cans sorted out :)

[@rachelclancy8281]

Thanks so much dude. It was still tricky but your tips really helped to save me and my clumsy hands from ruining my new ear pad replacements. Have had the HD 4.4BT headphones for years and still going strong, but the ear pads were really worn and so glad I didn't have to part with the headphones.

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍 happy to help and thanks for sharing your experience on Xmas 😊

[@mayurbanta]

I am also looking to change the ear pads for my 4.4BT but not able to find anywhere online, Did you get ear pads of the same model or you used some other model's ear pad?

[@accessoryhouse]

@@mayurbanta 4.4 and 4.5 use the same ear pads

[@mayurbanta]

@@accessoryhouse thanks, this is helpful info.

[@geruartno]

omg, lost my earpad yesterday and didn't think I was going to struggle during 30mn the next day to put it back lol anyway you saved my life thx

[@accessoryhouse]

Great to hear it helped 👍😁.

[@michaelgalea4386]

I was almost about to throw the bloody things in the bin, and as a last resort, I looked up KZbin, and YAY, there was your video. You make it look too easy, however, I got there in the end. Thanks heaps :)

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@NicolaWhyteNZ]

Praise baby jebus, you just saved me potentially hours of frustration after I rage quit following my first attempt and turned to KZbin. Thank you!

[@accessoryhouse]

Happy to help 😁👍

[@austinbond2527]

I want to echo what others have said - weding tissues or something between the ear piece and the headband helps, because it keeps the ear piece fixed in place and means it's less wobbly. From there, the video's tips about doing the top, compressing the top to keep it and doing the rest with the other hand -- work great.

[@kathleenferguson6617]

I would have been lost without this video, thank you!!

[@accessoryhouse]

👍😁

[@rahulraj148]

I just washed mine & wondering how to put them back...thnx for help 👍

[@accessoryhouse]

Should be just like in the video. Have you tried and not been able to install them again?

[@rahulraj148]

@@accessoryhouse I did exactly the way u explained....It looked difficult at first when I pulled out to wash but ur video saved me..thnx

[@accessoryhouse]

@@rahulraj148 😁👍 Nice one. Great to hear you got them on.

[@alanballew9218]

Thanks for this video. I knocked my pad off one side, and when I looked at it I thought it was the worst design I had ever seen. I finally got it back on, thanks to this video. However, I will never buy another Sennheiser product. The entire design was just silly.

[@accessoryhouse]

Glad to hear the video helped 😁👍

[@captslash]

You're an absolute king thank you so much! I got an headache after struggling with this for an hour but got it when I followed your advice :D

[@accessoryhouse]

👍😁

[@Js-es4hz]

Aye ty for the vid, watched 3mins and fitted them in 30 seconds after trying for an hour, thanks

[@accessoryhouse]

👍😁

[@rapoutouka4483]

Thanks for the tips! It sounded incredibly hard but I did it under 5 minutes

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@jacast12]

You rock's bro, take me 5 minutes both with your indications, thanks a lot

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@miguelampereira]

Just bought a new pair and while installing was not the easiest, once you get the hang of it was quick, like 10m quick

[@accessoryhouse]

Correct, first attempt will be harder but overall 10 min or less 👍😁

[@jah6507]

I don't think I could have done this without this video thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@grahamp2334]

Thanks. It's nice to see how it supposed to be installed, as opposed to trying your own way and breaking it. :)

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@sianlover]

Very helpful video. I now have new pads on my headphones. Thank you.

[@accessoryhouse]

👍😁

[@TheStevenWhiting]

About to order. I thought you were one of those Chinese sellers that are increasingly using UK address' to pretend they are in the UK, on Amazon, but good to see you are actually in the UK :) Companies House is very useful.

[@accessoryhouse]

Yeah, definitely not a Chinese seller 😁. Been around since 2015 with Accessory House company

[@konezodt]

i struggled for 15 mins on my own i watch this and i managed to get it on in around half that time

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@jameslaheney2947]

Very frustrating. I ended up grabbing some toothpicks and used them to hold the skirt in place as I went around. That worked pretty well.

[@accessoryhouse]

Tape can help too 👍

[@sarathk6795]

Well thanx mann, it actually helped me a lott. When i bought that headphones they are around 16k and recently i removed those ear pads coz they became worn out i ordered new ones and i don't know what to do. I foun d your video and it helped me a lot. I installed those in just 20mins and they are perfectly finee. Keep up the work broo . You got another Sub :) 🤗🤗

[@accessoryhouse]

Awesome 👍😎

[@jacobagius4961]

really really easy ... it only took me about 2 hrs on each pad !! imagine the nice words that came out of mouth !

[@marcoparco_9564]

I was trying to put these on my hd 450bt and it took me an hour. I used some of your tips and or worked! Thanks a lot man, you deserve a like from me 👍

[@accessoryhouse]

And I will totally take that like from you :) Nice to hear the vid saved you some time and effort. Thanks for sharing your experience. Subscribe for future videos n stuff lol

[@seanmckeown5264]

Cheers was easy to do after watching you do it I won't have to buy spare pair know thank you 🙂

[@accessoryhouse]

Great to know it helped you out :)

[@tnevi77]

I'm looking to get replacement pads for my 4.4BT headphones, but I can't find the dimensions for the original pads. Do you know the dimensions for them? Thanks in advance.

[@accessoryhouse]

Where are you located? I could just link you to a set instead of looking for different pads

[@tnevi77]

@@accessoryhouse I'm based in the UK, bud. Tbh I was on the Sennheiser site and couldn't find replacement pads for the 4.40BT.

[@accessoryhouse]

@@tnevi77 I am currently out of stock in UK. I have a shipment leaving next week. You will find them on Amazon though.

[@richardc316]

1:31 Both my original ones and replacements have an 'R' and 'L' on them. Not sure why though because they do appear the same.

[@accessoryhouse]

They do that just as a guide, incase someone wondered. They are the same pads. So you can put them on either side

[@troudbalos333]

Thank you for your video! Replacing them as been way easier with the way you did it!!

[@accessoryhouse]

Great to hear that :). Thanks for sharing your experience and subscribe for future videos!

[@hsus5283]

Just needed someone to show me this is possible.. Thank you

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@jayamahale]

Thanks for the demo. It made the whole exercise so easy.

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@danielc-yt9wm]

Do you have any idea how to remove the headband to more comfortable one?

[@accessoryhouse]

I have not seen a replacement headband for this yet, so you would be looking at a wrap around style headband that buttons or velcros together

[@glederz]

Thanks. Straightforward and useful.

[@accessoryhouse]

😁👍

[@stankboxers]

just had to make sure it was possible. thank u fam.

[@accessoryhouse]

😁

[@MrEmotional33]

It took me about 10 minutes for both earpads! If you know the trick, it is quiet easy, you have to let the first part of the notch slip in (with a little pressure) and than just grab one piece after another of the notch (about 1 cm) and let it also slip into the groove..