Aurivor BS25BKBK00 Replacement Ear Pads, Black Faux Leather, Memory Foam
Product description
Black V2 faux leather gives these Aurivor replacement ear pads a smooth outer finish, with memory foam underneath for cushioning.
They’re made for specified Bose over-ear headphones, including several QuietComfort generations and selected AE2, SoundTrue and SoundLink models.
If worn cushions are making a familiar headset less comfortable, replacing the pads is a smaller step than replacing the headphones. Fit depends on the exact model.
Product specs
- Name: Aurivor replacement ear pads, Black V2
- Model: BS25BKBK00
- Material: Faux leather and memory foam
- Colour: Black V2
- Dimensions: 9.91 x 7.62 x 1.78 cm
- Weight: 70 g
The manufacturer describes the outer material as protein leather and the cushioning as memory foam. It also says the pads have reinforced sealing and increased thickness intended to help with durability and noise isolation. Those are design claims, not a guarantee of the same fit or performance as original Bose cushions.
Requirements
Compatibility is the key buying check. The listed models are Bose QuietComfort 35 and 35 II, QC25, QC15 and QC2, AE2, AE2i and AE2w, and SoundTrue and SoundLink Around-Ear headphones. These are replacement pads, not a universal fit. If your exact model is not on that list, these may not be the right version.
Compared with replacing a whole headset, new cushions can be a targeted way to refresh a compatible pair when the pads are the part that needs attention. They are less suitable as a general upgrade for headphones outside the supported list. It suits you if you want to keep using one of the listed over-ear models and its existing controls and electronics.
Usage tips
Check the headphone model before ordering, then follow the pad-removal and fitting process for your headset. The manufacturer says no tools or specialized skills are needed, careful alignment should help the replacement sit securely. There’s no need to treat this as a sound-system upgrade: the main purpose is to replace worn cushioning and restore a comfortable contact surface.
For everyday listening, commuting or longer sessions, the memory-foam cushioning and soft-touch outer material are relevant practical features. The thicker construction is intended to support noise isolation, but the available details don’t quantify the change. Not the best choice if your headphones aren’t among the compatible models listed above.
Buyer feedback commonly describes the fit and comfort positively, with some people noting that installation was straightforward and that the headphones felt refreshed afterwards. These are reported impressions, rather than a guarantee that every headset will fit or feel the same.
Practical questions
Which Bose headphones are these pads for? They’re listed for QC35 and QC35 II, QC25, QC15, QC2, AE2, AE2i, AE2w, SoundTrue and SoundLink Around-Ear models. Match the exact model name before choosing them.
Do I need tools to install them? The product information says installation does not require tools or specialized skills. The pads are intended as replacements for compatible headphones.
Will they restore the original noise isolation? Their added thickness is intended to improve isolation, but no measured result is provided. The fit and outcome may vary with the headphone model and installation.
Should you buy it?
These Aurivor pads are a practical replacement to consider when the existing cushions are worn and your Bose model is on the compatibility list. The faux-leather finish and memory-foam padding make them relevant for regular listening, while the lack of confirmed compatibility beyond the listed models is the main reason to check your headset carefully before choosing them.