Beats Solo 2.0 Wired Replacement Earpads, JARMOR Memory Foam Ear Cushion Cover for Beats Solo 2.0 Wired On Ear Headphones by Dr. Dre ONLY, (DOES NOT FIT SOLO 2.0 / 3.0 WIRELESS) (Black)

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Listed here you will find replacement Solo headbands, Solo ear pads, Solo internal wires, connectors and more replacement parts.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. If they’re smelly, stained, flaking or deteriorating in any way, it’s time for you to get your ear pads replaced. All our products that require installation have a linked video guide to make the process easy peasy. Not only do we list the parts with the highest quality, but parts that are also affordable and delivered fast. Co is a hub for replacement parts and tutorials on how to replace several parts on several models of headphones and gaming headsets.They were refurbished from China and probably not real… ok definitely not real but they were a starting point. Ear Pad Tape (If you purchased a set of earpads from the link above, they come with this tape already applied to them). We added stitching and heavy-duty glue on the inside of seams each earpad to prevent them from splitting. I recently purchased the WickedCushions replacement ear pads for my Beats Solo 3 headphones, and I must say, I'm quite pleased with the results.

Please note that all trademark names and designations featured are the registered trademarks of their owners. Package includes 2 WHITE replacement ear cushions and 2 top quality AHG exclusive adhesive tapes for a complete refreshment of your headphones! They haven't shown any signs of wear or deterioration after some use, which is a good sign of their durability.

The repair is simple enough but if you’re not confident with doing it yourself then you can send us your inquiry and begin the repair process today! As long as you listen to what the video is saying and line them properly (seam goes to bottom) and remove the entire old ear pad (ear pad, foam and plastic piece) it fits like a glove. Apply some rubbing alcohol to a rag and clean off any leftover tape residue that is on the speaker housings. TIP: If a cloth is still attached to the headphones after you have removed your ear pads, it means that you did not remove them completely.