G933 G935 Ear Pads - defean Replacement Ear Cushion Earpads and Headband Compatible with Logitech G933 G935 G633 / g 933 g 935 g 633 Artemis Headphones (Leatheratte Ear Pads+Headband)

These replacement pads fit perfectly on the Logitech G935 headset. The ear pads are a good thickness and have a similar density to the original pads and the liner even has the same texture/pattern as the originals. The top headband pad fits well but the foam seems a little softer and compresses more easily than the original -- though it feels just as comfortable.When replacing the headband, I found it helpful to unscrew the 4 screws on the ends of the inside of the headband (two on each side) and used dental floss to peels the old pad away from the plastic headband.Be careful taking the original headband pad off as the adhesive is strong enough to pull the plastic lining on the inside of the headband apart and away from the outer headband frame -- the plastic liner piece can be clipped in to the headband frame but it is thin and prone to snapping under the tension of the adhesive when pealing the pad up.All in all, I am very happy with these replacement pads. Seems like good quality for the price.The originals lasted about 4 years before the leatherette began to peal. Hope to get the same mileage out of these replacements!

These are not expensive and look a little sketchy on the page, but my G935's leatherette was falling apart and I didn't want to trash a perfectly good set of headphones.Turns out they are a perfect replacement. Just pull off the old - the earpieces pull right out, the headpiece you have to pull off the adhesive - and then these slide right in, they are the exact correct size down to the millimeter.They feel good, the regular pleather/leatherette, with sort of a matte feel, and so far have lasted almost 6 months without breaking down. I tend to get about 2 years before the vinyl starts cracking and decomposing, exposing the foam and shedding sticky black bits, so when that happens I'll come back and buy another set.

My original ear pads started falling apart as you can see on the pictures. Quick delivery and perfect fit for Logitech g935. Good quality and price. The head strap is not leatherette but that's not an issue hope it lasts for 3 years

The only issue with this product is that it need to be at least 1cm larger around. It's slightly too small, but it stretches to fit. pretty nicely. The Leather isn't cut entirely clean either. Otherwise, they serve their purpose, and they're pretty comfortable overall. The headband was perfect.

I fixed my pair of G933 with the power switch cleaning trick and since it works perfectly again with no issues. My ear cuffs are completely worn out, gross, and flaking away. So i opted to buy a nice quality pair of replacement ear pads and these did the job perfectly!It actually makes the headset feel more premium now similar to the Pro X2 I was considering buying but didn't want to drop the coin honestly. Really glad the power switch fix was super simple and there's aftermarket support for these headsets because these G933 series headsets are so good. The sound quality has been stellar for years.Now we got many more years to go! Right to Repair baby

These pads were easy to replace and fit as well as the original ones. 100% recommend!

These were a perfect fit for my G935s. Easy to install, comfortable. Breathed new life into my old headphones.

Was hesitant to replace the original pads since they're so comfortable, but they were (literally) falling apart. I was surprised swapping them out was so easy. The new pads really do look and feel like the old ones.I do want to pass on some IMPORTANT ADVICE. When you are replacing the long thin cushion be aware that when you pull off the old piece it will most likely separate the plastic it's attached to from the headset itself. (Not a big deal, when you're done just press the two pieces together and they'll click in place, good as new)The glue is very good so you might damage the plastic if you just try to pull off the head piece instead of sliding something between the sticky part and the plastic (I used tweezers). Worked like a charm and I had the entire thing done in a few minutes.