THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!! I thought it was going to be difficult to do the replacement and thats why I was postponing the replacement for a long time. My cat peed on a blanket where also my headphones were lying on at that moment and therefore I couldnt postpone it anymore as the smell was horrible lol. I just did the replacement after watching your video and it was super easy thanks to you, rly appreciate it!!
While I certainly appreciate your attention to detail in this video, I cannot, for the life of me, get the left ear pad back on. It's as if the plastic ring is just a tiny bit too thick to be wedged under the clips. I don't want to risk ripping the pad or slipping with the tool and gouging the delicate frame ... any ideas???
It was a while since this video so I’m struggling to think of how hard it was. I remember the teeth being a challenge and that I had to twist them in or slightly bend them into themselves to get them under the small clips. I even remember I couldn’t get them all in and might have left one not clipped in.
Thank you so much!! Ohhhhhhhhhhh 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ Mine are so old that the foam insides are... Not inside anymore lol. When I tried to pull it, the rubber was tearing. Once you showed me though I knew to grab the hidden plastic bit!
Well done with this video. I just replaced my pair using your instructions. I didn't see how the tool was supposed to be used, but you cleared it up. Thanks!
In most cases no need to replace the textile pads, just pop the cushions and insert the new ones. Especially if you bought the blue ones for QC25 (typically a bit cheaper) and want to keep the color.
@@CarPlayLife Not sure what you mean. Both QC25 and QC35 have textile liners (blue for QC25 and black for QC35) and black pads (grey for QC35 v2). I have all of these headphones at home. Pads are the same across the whole headphones family. Typically liners stay intact and pads wear out. I think I once bought like 4 pairs of replacement pads/liner on AliExpress for $5 total including delivery. Set include liners, but if they are of unwanted / bad color, you can just trash the liners and replace pads only. BTW in the video you are using QC25 replacement set.
For MONTHS i tried every so often to get my replacement ear pads on,but couldn't. I watched 3 other videos before yours an still no help. But then,you had my problem discovered,as i pulled off the old pair i had left the black plastic 'ring' inside the speaker area...I just pulled it out and now it fits perfect! Thank you so much! It looked so natural in there i never would have guessed to remove the ring . New subscriber!
I'd ordered them prior to seeing your video. I needed to see the vid due to having some problems getting the pads on. I don't have enough finger strength to pop on the pads so I needed to how to use the little tool. Great helpful video, thank you. I was successful getting my pads on.
Brilliant video. I could never have replaced the pads without this help. However getting the pads clipped in place was a nightmare and I feared I would puncture the soft leahter skin. If the match is a millimetre out between lug and clip then they may not clip into place. I had to leave at least one clip undone.
Why wouldn’t you just change them one at a time so you don’t confuse the L and the R? That’s what I did
I like to live in danger 🙃
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!! I thought it was going to be difficult to do the replacement and thats why I was postponing the replacement for a long time. My cat peed on a blanket where also my headphones were lying on at that moment and therefore I couldnt postpone it anymore as the smell was horrible lol. I just did the replacement after watching your video and it was super easy thanks to you, rly appreciate it!!
What a story :) glad it helped you. Enjoy your fresh new smelling pair of headphones all over again 🙌🏻
While I certainly appreciate your attention to detail in this video, I cannot, for the life of me, get the left ear pad back on. It's as if the plastic ring is just a tiny bit too thick to be wedged under the clips. I don't want to risk ripping the pad or slipping with the tool and gouging the delicate frame ... any ideas???
It was a while since this video so I’m struggling to think of how hard it was. I remember the teeth being a challenge and that I had to twist them in or slightly bend them into themselves to get them under the small clips. I even remember I couldn’t get them all in and might have left one not clipped in.
I got mine without a tool and it killed my hands trying to snap it in. Should be alot easier actually. Hassle because so tight. Thanks for positing
Thanks for watching. Glad it helped
Thank you so much!!
Ohhhhhhhhhhh 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Mine are so old that the foam insides are... Not inside anymore lol. When I tried to pull it, the rubber was tearing. Once you showed me though I knew to grab the hidden plastic bit!
You’re welcome ☺️ I am glad it helped you continue their life.
Well done with this video. I just replaced my pair using your instructions. I didn't see how the tool was supposed to be used, but you cleared it up. Thanks!
Glad it helped you. I thought it might come in handy for someone else doing the same upgrade.
In most cases no need to replace the textile pads, just pop the cushions and insert the new ones. Especially if you bought the blue ones for QC25 (typically a bit cheaper) and want to keep the color.
Thanks for sharing. The QC35 come all in one with fabric inner liner so you have to replace the whole thing.
@@CarPlayLife Not sure what you mean. Both QC25 and QC35 have textile liners (blue for QC25 and black for QC35) and black pads (grey for QC35 v2). I have all of these headphones at home. Pads are the same across the whole headphones family. Typically liners stay intact and pads wear out. I think I once bought like 4 pairs of replacement pads/liner on AliExpress for $5 total including delivery. Set include liners, but if they are of unwanted / bad color, you can just trash the liners and replace pads only.
BTW in the video you are using QC25 replacement set.
Right side is on off switch and blue tooth switch left is the other,lol😂😂😂😂
Ok 🤷🏻♂️
For MONTHS i tried every so often to get my replacement ear pads on,but couldn't. I watched 3 other videos before yours an still no help. But then,you had my problem discovered,as i pulled off the old pair i had left the black plastic 'ring' inside the speaker area...I just pulled it out and now it fits perfect! Thank you so much! It looked so natural in there i never would have guessed to remove the ring . New subscriber!
Awesome! Glad it this video helped you. Enjoy your new pads! 🙌🏻
I'd ordered them prior to seeing your video. I needed to see the vid due to having some problems getting the pads on. I don't have enough finger strength to pop on the pads so I needed to how to use the little tool. Great helpful video, thank you. I was successful getting my pads on.
Yay! Glad it helped you finish the job. Enjoy your new pads
Brilliant video. I could never have replaced the pads without this help. However getting the pads clipped in place was a nightmare and I feared I would puncture the soft leahter skin. If the match is a millimetre out between lug and clip then they may not clip into place. I had to leave at least one clip undone.
Glad this video was helpful for you. Enjoy your new ear cups 🙌🏻
It helps a lot, thanks man
You’re welcome ☺️
omfg thank you so much man, worked once I knew I could peel back the thing to put it under the tap. You are a legend thanks again!
No problem. Glad this video helped you. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻😊
Thank you!
You’re most welcome 🙏🏻 😊
Excellent. Merci Monsieur. Excellente présentation.
Merci beaucoup 😊
Man you really drag that OUT 😂😂
Thanks 😊
This video shoulda took a min or two max
Must not be a fan of the old seek bar then 🤷🏻♂️
Thanks. It helped.
Awesome! Glad it helped you
Video would be better if you would stop talking so much. 👍
I’ve learnt to keep videos much shorter since this video, for people like your self 🤷🏻♂️
Thanks for watching
GooGone carefully applied with a Q-tip work quite well.
Yup, there's plenty of good stuff out there to remove the stuff