Ear Pad Earpad Cushion Cover Replacement for Razer Kraken Pro V1 Gaming Headphone (Black)

These were a perfect fit for older Kraken razer headphones.

A little hard to install, but once you get them on they are very comfortable. Sadly my actual headphones are broken as of yesterday because I cannot hear anything from one ear, but that is not the fault of the covers of course. The old covers hurt my ears after wearing them for a while (and I wear glasses), but these are very comfy and don't hurt.My old ones are those horrible, ripped up on the top in the photo. They shed black pieces of plastic everywhere, but they were long overdue for being replaced.I honestly like these better than what the headphones came with and I'm sad that my actual headphone set no longer works because I was really enjoying them. I'll be looking into repairing the headset, but I'm not sure if that's easily possible.

They fit well and are comfortable, but the material is clearly lesser quality to the original ear pads. They don’t block as much noise and have a cheaper feel to them. That being said, they are inexpensive and replaced my blown out pads so I can continue to use my Kraken headset.

I bought these to replace a malfunctioning ear pad on my Razer Kraken Pro headset. Only one of the original ear pads was busted, so I wanted a replacement that felt close enough to the original where I could use it alongside an original ear pad and have it not feel lopsided. These do the trick. I've been using one of these ear pads, and one original Razer pad on the headset together for about a month and so far so good.I've attached some comparison photos of one of these pads, and one of the original Razer pads that I removed from the headset to replace. In all of these photos, the original pad is on the left and the pad I purchased here is on the right. There is a slight visual difference in thickness, as you can see, but when being worn, this isn't noticeable.It was harder to get this pad onto the headset than it was for the original; as you can see from the photo of the backs of the pads, this one isn't cut as neatly. But it's still able to get on okay. There are plenty of videos on Youtube demonstrating how to remove and replace Kraken ear pads.Overall, it's definitely worth it to get these cheaper replacements than the official Razer ones. On the Razer site, they only appear to be selling Kraken V2 replacements, and as I have the original style, I wasn't sure if they'd fit anyway. Glad I bought these!

For the price you can't really complain about the quality. They are not as tight fitting as the original cushions, but they are so far staying on and don't move. The unraveled original ones would hurt after 15 minutes of play. I haven't worn these that long yet but they feel like they would be fine way past the 15 min mark. Time will tell however if they last or if this will end in a constant buy of cushions.

These are not the same thickness as the Razer earpads, and they are not oblong, so my ear doesn't fit in them. if you try to make them into the correct shape, the flange (?) around the edge puckers. The flange is too small to properly stay around the earpiece. They are not even the same diameter. Although it's barely worth the effort to return them, I'm doing it because I'm annoyed.

Saved me a ton of money. I was about to buy a brand new set, but was recommended these ear pad cushions. Took me a min to figure out how to put them on, but they fit and work great. Old ones were cracking and I had to put tape on them to prevent black pieces from sticking to my ears. No longer need tape! These make them usable again!

Easy to install, but a little loose compared to the stock covers. Smaller and thinner as well. Not high quality but they will do the trick.