1. The old earpads of my Beats 2 Studio Wireless headphones, model B0501, had become flaky beyond the point of no return and replacement earpads were needed as the headphones still worked perfectly.
2. Watch the videos on YouTube on how to replace earpads so that you can have an idea and build confidence and see the process from beginning to end. The Wicked Cushions video is the best but there are other videos by Martin's Tech Blog, Brian MacDuff and another one by Wicked Cushions with the Stewie Griffin voice. (but that's an older video where the 3M adhesive doesnt have the lip)
3. Scale of difficulty. 4.5 out of 10 if you watch the video/s and follow the instructions. The difficulty is in removing the plastic base of the old earpad.
4. These pads come in a resealable pouch. Inside the pouch are the 2 replacement pads, 2 wet alcohol wipes and paper replacement/installation instructions.
5. The instructions come with a QR code which you can scan with your phone for the Wicked Cushions video/YouTube instructions on how to replace the pads.
7. I decided to scan the QR code with my phone camera and the video opened up immediately.
8. To remove the old earpads, these videos all showed the person working on the replacement using a strong butter stainless steel knife. It's strong enough to use while having a dull side, meaning that the chances of cutting onself whilst performing the replacement is reduced significantly.
9. I placed the dull non-serated edge of the knife on the inner part of the plastic edge between the old earpad and the headphone piece.
10. Once I did this, I was able to move the dull edge of the knife around the edges of the old earpad and one part of the earpad (with the outer foam and soft inner cover) came loose. The other plastic base (part of the older earpad) remained glued on the rest of the headphone.
11. To remove the plastic base that holds the foam part of the old earpad, use the dull non-serated part of the butter knife to remove it. Make sure that you don't scratch the outer visible part of the black part of the headphone. You will most likely scratch the inside of the bare part of the inside of the headphone part that houses the speaker/driver but that part will be covered by the new earpad.
12. You will need to use a bit of force to pry the plastic base off the earpad as it is glued on there tight!
13. Once the remaining plastic base of the old earpad is off, its time to clean the headphone part where the new earpad is going to rest on.
14. I used my fingers to pull off and roll off the remaining glue off the headphone.
15. Once all the glue is off and there is no glue residue, dirt or debris on the headphone, then it's time to clean the headphone surface (where the new earpad is going to rest on) with the provided alcohol pad. I also had in stock some First Choose wet dry cleaning wipes which I used, as the provided alcohol pad/s might not be enough.
16. Once the surface is clean, then its time to place the new earpad on. Before placing the new earpad, place it (dry test it) on the headphone, seam on the bottom, before removing the adhesive protection cover to ensure that you are placing the correct earpad on the correct side.
17. I started installing the earpad that has the indent/cutout where the USB port cable connects to the headphone.
18. I removed/peeled off the 3M earpad adhesive using the lip provided (some of the other earpads from other manufacturers don't have this lip) and lined up the earpad, seam on the bottom to the dowels of the headphone and holes on new earpads and pressed the earpad with my fingers firmly all round the earpad to ensure that the inner part of the earpad connects/holds tightly to the outer part of the headphone that houses the speaker.
19. I repeated this process for the earpad on the other side, removing the 3M adhesive, aligning the dowels on headphone to the holes on earpads, seam on the bottom and pressed the earpad to the headphone.
20. Once the earpads are on, place them on a set of books (or old VHS tapes which I used!) and clamp them on there for 12 hours. My width between earpads was 7.5 (seven and a half) inches.
21. Once the 'drying out' clamping period of 12 hours was over, it was time to test the headphones again.
22. The earpads work as well as the previous OEM ones. They are comfortable, have similar noise isolation and don't cause discomfort when you use them for a long time.
23. They also fit perfectly into the headphone case as they are pretty much the same size as the original.
24. I grabbed the Titanium color as it matched the color of the original earpads to a T. No one can notice the difference as the color is pretty much the same. They don't scream 'replacement' or 'aftermarket.'
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Replacement Ear Pads For Beats Studio by Wicked Cushions
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Only For The Following Models
We know you're wicked excited to outfit your headphones with your new Wicked Cushions Ear Pads for Beats Studio, so this will be brief.
Not to sound like a broken record, but these cushions are only designed for Beats Studio OVER-EAR Headphones.
Over-Ear = entire ear is covered by the pad, and On-Ear = pad sits on the ear rather than covering it.
Our innovative ear pads will seamlessly fit:
- Beats Studio Wired AKA Studio 2 (B0500)
- Beats Studio Wireless AKA Studio 2(B0501)
- Beats Studio 3 Wireless
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Thicker, Stronger, Better.
What Makes Us Different? The Wicked Way.
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- Are your earpads flat as a pancake? These state-of-the-art earpads are wicked thick and ergonomically designed so your ears will feel like they're on Cloud 9 when you're listening to your tunes.
- Splitting Seams Got You Down? Finally, the most common issue with the Original Beats Studio Earpads has been fixed by our Wicked team of headphone aficionados. The inside seam is reinforced with glue and extra stitching, making them the most durable ear pads on the planet!
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| Sold By | Wicked Cushions US | SoloWIT Online | Wicked Cushions US | GEVO Wireless | GEVO Wireless | SoloWIT Online |
| color | Black | Red Storm | Black | Black | Titanium Grey | Black |
| brand | WC | SoloWIT | WC | G GVOEARS | GEVO | SOULWIT |
| material | Faux Leather | Faux Leather | Memory Foam, PU Leather, & Cooling Gel | Knitted-Black | Faux Leather | Faux Leather |
| compatible devices | Beats Studio Wired (B0500) / Beats Studio Wireless (B0501) / Beats Studio 3 Wireless | Studio2, Studio3, Beats Studio3 Headphone | Beats Studio Wireless (Model B0501), Beats Studio Wired (Model B0500), Beats Studio 2 & Beats Studio 3 Wireless | Fit for Beats by Dre Studio 2 3 Wired & Wireless Headphones | Headphones | Studio 1.0 |
| unit count | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
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| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | WC |
| UPC | 768240949557 |
| Compatible Headphone Models | Beats Studio3, Beats Studio2 |
| Product Dimensions | 4 x 3 x 0.7 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.5 ounces |
| ASIN | B01F4GJ2RQ |
| Item model number | 4330151793 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,424 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #44 in Headphone Earpads |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | May 3, 2016 |
| Country of Origin | China |
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Gave My Beats 2 Studio Headphones New Lease Of Life. Comfortable And Work As Well As OEM Earpads
1. The old earpads of my Beats 2 Studio Wireless headphones, model B0501, had become flaky beyond the point of no return and replacement earpads were needed as the headphones still worked perfectly. 2. Watch the videos on YouTube on how to replace earpads so that you can have an idea and build confidence and see the process from beginning to end. The Wicked Cushions video is the best but there are other videos by Martin's Tech Blog, Brian MacDuff and another one by Wicked Cushions with the Stewie Griffin voice. (but that's an older video where the 3M adhesive doesnt have the lip) 3. Scale of difficulty. 4.5 out of 10 if you watch the video/s and follow the instructions. The difficulty is in removing the plastic base of the old earpad. 4. These pads come in a resealable pouch. Inside the pouch are the 2 replacement pads, 2 wet alcohol wipes and paper replacement/installation instructions. 5. The instructions come with a QR code which you can scan with your phone for the Wicked Cushions video/YouTube instructions on how to replace the pads. 7. I decided to scan the QR code with my phone camera and the video opened up immediately. 8. To remove the old earpads, these videos all showed the person working on the replacement using a strong butter stainless steel knife. It's strong enough to use while having a dull side, meaning that the chances of cutting onself whilst performing the replacement is reduced significantly. 9. I placed the dull non-serated edge of the knife on the inner part of the plastic edge between the old earpad and the headphone piece. 10. Once I did this, I was able to move the dull edge of the knife around the edges of the old earpad and one part of the earpad (with the outer foam and soft inner cover) came loose. The other plastic base (part of the older earpad) remained glued on the rest of the headphone. 11. To remove the plastic base that holds the foam part of the old earpad, use the dull non-serated part of the butter knife to remove it. Make sure that you don't scratch the outer visible part of the black part of the headphone. You will most likely scratch the inside of the bare part of the inside of the headphone part that houses the speaker/driver but that part will be covered by the new earpad. 12. You will need to use a bit of force to pry the plastic base off the earpad as it is glued on there tight! 13. Once the remaining plastic base of the old earpad is off, its time to clean the headphone part where the new earpad is going to rest on. 14. I used my fingers to pull off and roll off the remaining glue off the headphone. 15. Once all the glue is off and there is no glue residue, dirt or debris on the headphone, then it's time to clean the headphone surface (where the new earpad is going to rest on) with the provided alcohol pad. I also had in stock some First Choose wet dry cleaning wipes which I used, as the provided alcohol pad/s might not be enough. 16. Once the surface is clean, then its time to place the new earpad on. Before placing the new earpad, place it (dry test it) on the headphone, seam on the bottom, before removing the adhesive protection cover to ensure that you are placing the correct earpad on the correct side. 17. I started installing the earpad that has the indent/cutout where the USB port cable connects to the headphone. 18. I removed/peeled off the 3M earpad adhesive using the lip provided (some of the other earpads from other manufacturers don't have this lip) and lined up the earpad, seam on the bottom to the dowels of the headphone and holes on new earpads and pressed the earpad with my fingers firmly all round the earpad to ensure that the inner part of the earpad connects/holds tightly to the outer part of the headphone that houses the speaker. 19. I repeated this process for the earpad on the other side, removing the 3M adhesive, aligning the dowels on headphone to the holes on earpads, seam on the bottom and pressed the earpad to the headphone. 20. Once the earpads are on, place them on a set of books (or old VHS tapes which I used!) and clamp them on there for 12 hours. My width between earpads was 7.5 (seven and a half) inches. 21. Once the 'drying out' clamping period of 12 hours was over, it was time to test the headphones again. 22. The earpads work as well as the previous OEM ones. They are comfortable, have similar noise isolation and don't cause discomfort when you use them for a long time. 23. They also fit perfectly into the headphone case as they are pretty much the same size as the original. 24. I grabbed the Titanium color as it matched the color of the original earpads to a T. No one can notice the difference as the color is pretty much the same. They don't scream 'replacement' or 'aftermarket.'
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- Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2023Color: TitaniumVerified Purchase
1. The old earpads of my Beats 2 Studio Wireless headphones, model B0501, had become flaky beyond the point of no return and replacement earpads were needed as the headphones still worked perfectly.
Gave My Beats 2 Studio Headphones New Lease Of Life. Comfortable And Work As Well As OEM Earpads
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2023
2. Watch the videos on YouTube on how to replace earpads so that you can have an idea and build confidence and see the process from beginning to end. The Wicked Cushions video is the best but there are other videos by Martin's Tech Blog, Brian MacDuff and another one by Wicked Cushions with the Stewie Griffin voice. (but that's an older video where the 3M adhesive doesnt have the lip)
3. Scale of difficulty. 4.5 out of 10 if you watch the video/s and follow the instructions. The difficulty is in removing the plastic base of the old earpad.
4. These pads come in a resealable pouch. Inside the pouch are the 2 replacement pads, 2 wet alcohol wipes and paper replacement/installation instructions.
5. The instructions come with a QR code which you can scan with your phone for the Wicked Cushions video/YouTube instructions on how to replace the pads.
7. I decided to scan the QR code with my phone camera and the video opened up immediately.
8. To remove the old earpads, these videos all showed the person working on the replacement using a strong butter stainless steel knife. It's strong enough to use while having a dull side, meaning that the chances of cutting onself whilst performing the replacement is reduced significantly.
9. I placed the dull non-serated edge of the knife on the inner part of the plastic edge between the old earpad and the headphone piece.
10. Once I did this, I was able to move the dull edge of the knife around the edges of the old earpad and one part of the earpad (with the outer foam and soft inner cover) came loose. The other plastic base (part of the older earpad) remained glued on the rest of the headphone.
11. To remove the plastic base that holds the foam part of the old earpad, use the dull non-serated part of the butter knife to remove it. Make sure that you don't scratch the outer visible part of the black part of the headphone. You will most likely scratch the inside of the bare part of the inside of the headphone part that houses the speaker/driver but that part will be covered by the new earpad.
12. You will need to use a bit of force to pry the plastic base off the earpad as it is glued on there tight!
13. Once the remaining plastic base of the old earpad is off, its time to clean the headphone part where the new earpad is going to rest on.
14. I used my fingers to pull off and roll off the remaining glue off the headphone.
15. Once all the glue is off and there is no glue residue, dirt or debris on the headphone, then it's time to clean the headphone surface (where the new earpad is going to rest on) with the provided alcohol pad. I also had in stock some First Choose wet dry cleaning wipes which I used, as the provided alcohol pad/s might not be enough.
16. Once the surface is clean, then its time to place the new earpad on. Before placing the new earpad, place it (dry test it) on the headphone, seam on the bottom, before removing the adhesive protection cover to ensure that you are placing the correct earpad on the correct side.
17. I started installing the earpad that has the indent/cutout where the USB port cable connects to the headphone.
18. I removed/peeled off the 3M earpad adhesive using the lip provided (some of the other earpads from other manufacturers don't have this lip) and lined up the earpad, seam on the bottom to the dowels of the headphone and holes on new earpads and pressed the earpad with my fingers firmly all round the earpad to ensure that the inner part of the earpad connects/holds tightly to the outer part of the headphone that houses the speaker.
19. I repeated this process for the earpad on the other side, removing the 3M adhesive, aligning the dowels on headphone to the holes on earpads, seam on the bottom and pressed the earpad to the headphone.
20. Once the earpads are on, place them on a set of books (or old VHS tapes which I used!) and clamp them on there for 12 hours. My width between earpads was 7.5 (seven and a half) inches.
21. Once the 'drying out' clamping period of 12 hours was over, it was time to test the headphones again.
22. The earpads work as well as the previous OEM ones. They are comfortable, have similar noise isolation and don't cause discomfort when you use them for a long time.
23. They also fit perfectly into the headphone case as they are pretty much the same size as the original.
24. I grabbed the Titanium color as it matched the color of the original earpads to a T. No one can notice the difference as the color is pretty much the same. They don't scream 'replacement' or 'aftermarket.'
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- Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025Color: 90's WhiteVerified Purchase
Love these! Truly saved my beats. I stopped using my headphones because of the leather peeling. Now I have a new pair. I love love love how they look and super easy to install!
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AngeloReviewed in Italy on March 28, 2025
Facili da installare
Color: BlackVerified Purchase
In poche parole meglio dell'originale, comodo, il sound più profondi. Installati in 5 minuti. Consiglio per togliere quelli vecchi, di togliere prima il cuscinetto poi con il phone riscaldare la plastica dura e col coltello fare leva che viene facilmenteAngeloFacili da installare
Reviewed in Italy on March 28, 2025
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HelenaReviewed in Germany on October 28, 2024
Sehr guter und günstiger Ersatz zum Original
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Robin ClaeysReviewed in Belgium on February 23, 2025
Past perfect
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Ik was zeer benieuwd naar deze oorkussens, en al zeker naar het proces om ze te vervangen. Alles verliep vlekkeloos en de kussens passen als gegoten. Zeer tevreden over!Robin ClaeysPast perfect
Reviewed in Belgium on February 23, 2025
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