GEEKRIAComfort Linen Replacement Ear Pads for Audio-Technica ATH-M50XBT, M50xBT2, M50X, M60X, M40X, M30X, M20X, M10X, ATH-ANC9 Headphones, Repair Parts with Video Guide (Dark Grey)

Pros. This item really comfortable to my earCons. The sound quality decreased like the bass tone and mid.

I bought the linen version to replace my Geekria leather pads that had started to crack after around 2.5 years of daily use. The quality is great and they're super soft, they're also much easier to apply than the leather ones as they stretch around the earphone speaker much easier.The sound profile provided by the fabric pads is probably the biggest difference, as you can see from the photo's they're much thinner than the leather pads. I would say they sound closer to using the stock pads that come with the ATH-M50x but are a little more open. I found that the leather pads made the headphones lose a bit of bass due to their height, the fabrics ones have brought it back and opened up the soundstage a little thanks to being more breathable. Although thinner they are still just wide enough to not compress your ears.Overall a great purchase, I'm glad I went with the fabric version over just getting the leather ones again - though the leather are a great purchase, especially if you have larger ears as they give so much space.

Plus, super comfy and soft, looks greatMinus, retains heat as I think it's memory foam so insulates so after an hour it might be toasty/sweat forming (but that might be a me problem) also a small loss in bass with my 50's but not in any bad wayOverall I highly rate them should your ear pads gone to bits and want a sidegrade like I did!

Very nice covers - cool and comfortable for even a long time. However, perhaps too soft as they tend to go out of shape very easily - the cover is moving over the foam inner so they don't quite align any more

Well worth the upgrade. Have tried standard pads, plus the genuine leather, and these are the only ones so far not to suffer from the inner rotating. Bit fiddly to install but take your time and use the provided tools.

I wouldn't recommend these to anyone. They make your ears hot and sweaty after not even an hour of usage, They manage to make the audio quite damp sounding and tinny, and did I mention they were hot, lordy lord my brain was cooked after a day of using these. It's a shame though, they do look nice, they're just not good at what they do