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Replacement Earpads Ear Pad PADS Cushions compatible for Mpow 059 Bluetooth Headphones (059 PAD)
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Replacement Earpads Ear Pad PADS Cushions Features
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Compatible with Mpow 059 Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones: These replacement ear cushions are specifically designed to fit the Mpow 059 Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones, providing a perfect match in terms of size and shape. This type of leather has scratch resistance and durability, and can be used for 12 months or more.
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Premium Material for Maximum Comfort and Noise Blocking: Ear pads are made from high-quality protein leather, high-quality protein leather with ultra soft toughness, these replacement Earpads offer extra comfort and durability. The memory foam material enhances noise blocking, making them ideal for use in noisy environments.
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Installation Tips: Before installing the new over-ear cushions, it's essential to remove the plastic clips from the old headphones first. This ensures that the new cushions will fit correctly and securely.These bose ear pad can replace the earphone pads in just a few minutes and install them.
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Package Contents Included: Each package includes two replacement ear pads, so you can easily replace both cushions on your headphones.Combined with dustproof mesh, it can keep the interior of the earphones clean, filter out impurities, and provide you with an excellent listening experience.
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Satisfaction Guarantee: We're confident that you'll love these headphone earpads. However, if you experience any issues or find that they don't fit correctly, Please don't hesitate
About Replacement Earpads Ear Pad PADS Cushions
Step 1: rip off the old ear pads, it’s gonna tear and that’s okay. Very satisfying. Step 2: pop up the clip: The clip is the oval black perimeter of the exposed headphone panel. On mine it was black with 6 little red rectangles in it. It’s slightly raised on one inner side. Stick your fingernail or a flathead screwdriver where it’s raised (pointing outward) and slowly and carefully slide it all the way around till you pop off each red clip. It’s okay if you hear cracking noises, that’s just the clips popping off. Then the black oval should be loose but you still gotta pull it off because it’s glued to the main headphone. Step 3: now remove the pleather edge of the old ear pad that was under the clip. It’ll be gluey. Step 4: slide the oval into the little sleeve on the back of your new ear pad, gluey side opposite the earpad. Step 5: pop the clip back in with the new ear pad attached. You will have to apply a little pressure on the clip through the fabric back of the earpad until you hear a click. It should go in fairly easily once you have it in the right orientation.
