Geekria Flex Fabric Headband Cover Compatible with Bose QC45 QuietComfort 35 II, QC35, QC25 Headphones, Replacement Repair Part, Sweat Cover (Black)

Excellent coverage for worn headband…LOVE IT!!!! I’ve had my Bose noise cancellation headphones for over eight years with the replacement of the ear pads only once. It was nice not to have to order brand new headphones just for normal wear and tear of the headband🙌😁🙌Comfort, perfect thickness perfect can’t go wrong with black… understandable snug fit when trying to attach it so just be patient with yourself. Great price✅

Fits perfectly on my Bose QC45 and my mom’s XM4s

I actually bought this to remedy an incredibly uncomfortable headband on an old pair of SteelSeries Flux headphones. Yes, I know these are for the Bose QC-series, but Geekria was pleasant enough to include the dimensions of the headband and I used those to compare to my headphones.The fit is perfect and very comfortable. Installation can be a little difficult, but it is by no means a two person job. I'm right handed and had no issue installing it with my left hand doing a majority of the work. The trick is to bring the zipper all the way down and then move the latch into the locked position. Then bring the two halves of the zipper together, secure them firmly, and then zip the sleeve up. Easy peasy, lemon squeezy!I have short hair, so the rubber headband on the SteelSeries Flux tends to pull on my hair when I move around and can be rather painful. While this is a simple neoprene sleeve, it is a welcome addition to a pair of neglected headphones. Thankfully, due to the nature of the material used, there is just enough slack to rotate the sleeve so that the zipper rests against the side and not on top. I plan on buying a gray version for my white SteelSeries Flux headphones that I use for travel.

works well prevent sweat to bose head band and protects original fabric good purchase tight fit now i know this wrap exist and will always get for next new headphone. / got 2nd cover for another Bose qc45 and works fit easy. Use for gym and sweat protection. Highly recommend beyond sweat gym use.

I bought this one year ago because I shave my head, and my stubble has a tendency to erode headphone headbands like sandpaper.I have worn this headband cover almost every work day the last year and on nearly 30 flights, and it still looks as good as it did on day 1. I appreciate how well it has held up, I just wish it was a bit thinner. It adds significant visual bulk to the Bose QC45 headband. I feel that leaves a Goldilocks zone there where it could be a hair thinner while still being durable.

Love this

The media could not be loaded. The leather part of my Bose QC35 started to peel off a while back (I've had them since 2017) so I stopped using them. Recently, I found out that you can actually switch the leather part or buy a sleeve to cover it. I decided to buy the sleeve, and it was definitely the best thing I've ever done for my headphones! They look and feel brand new again. Even though the sleeve was a bit difficult to install because of the zipper, it was worth it!

My puppy feasted on the foam earpads and head band of my new Bose QC35 headphones. I looked carefully for a replacement and the Geerkria seemed to be the best of the offerings. Sadly, and unexplainably, Bose does not offer a replacement headphone band. The “one size fits all” solution for the Geerkria is about as satisfying as it sounds... it kind of works, but not really, and significantly detracts from the overall appearance. It is not a fitted piece to replace the foam cushion on the QC35, but simply a neophrene cover with a zipper that loosely encapsulates the headband... it does not provide any cushioning, and looks odd when installed. If I had seen it installed beforehand, I wouldn’t have purchased it. You’ve purchased a $300 pair of headphones and are adding a cheap replacement headband that looks as if if came from the checkout counter at a convenience store. It would have been quite simple for Geerkria to add some strips of foam to fill the void inside their headband to help visually, and for added comfort. However, they have done nothing more than provide a thin piece of neoprene with a zipper. I haven’t purchased any other replacement option, so I can’t make a comparison.After using the Geekria product for a couple weeks I became even more dissatisfied. It is (literally) nothing more than a thin piece of neoprene with a zipper. Instead I purchased the replacement headband by Accessory House Global USA. It cost twice as much (a whopping $20), but is a well made quality product that I am proud to use on my Bose QC15 headphones. I returned the Geekria headband replacement yesterday for a refund. I also wrote a longer review of the Accessory House Global USA replacement headband and posted it in their product reviews.