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If you want a drop-in replacement that feels as close as possible to the stock cushions on your Skullcandy Crusher or Hesh, choose HAOMUK Replacement Ear Pads; if you need the same fit in a bolder red finish with a stated one-year manufacturer warranty, choose Duyfioa Replacement Ear Pads. Both are aimed at the same job — reviving a well-used pair of wireless headphones with ANC, whether you wear them for music, calls, or long sessions at your computer.
• HAOMUK strength: memory foam plus protein leather, and the widest model list that includes the Crusher Evo Collina Strada and Crusher Evo Budweiser Limited Edition — handy if you own a special edition.
• HAOMUK trade-off: black only, and the listing states no warranty, so you are relying on careful installation and the seller's after-sales service.
• Duyfioa strength: a stated 1-year manufacturer warranty, a red colorway that makes it obvious you swapped the pads, and a fit that the brand says is designed not to leak sound or hurt ANC.
• Duyfioa trade-off: no memory foam mentioned — just foam sponge — and no special-edition coverage, though it does list Crusher 540 and Venue ANC.
• Pick HAOMUK if you want the closest thing to an invisible repair on a standard Crusher or Hesh.
• Pick Duyfioa if you want a visible refresh and the reassurance of a stated warranty.
HAOMUK plays the "restore it to how it was" card. The cushions are built from memory foam wrapped in protein leather, which is the combination most people associate with a soft, slow-springing pad that spreads pressure instead of pinching. The brand says the pads are sized the same as the originals and that you can install them without tools — peel the old pad off, tuck the new rubber lip into the groove, work your way around, then twist to seat it.
Who should buy it: someone with a standard black Crusher or Hesh who wants the repair to be invisible, and who values the memory-foam feel. Who should skip it: anyone who wants a warranty in writing, or who wants their headphones to look deliberately different after the swap. It's black leather-look only, and the warranty field is explicitly not applicable. Also, if your model isn't on the list, confirm before you buy — the brand says so twice, and it's the single most common way this kind of purchase goes wrong.
Duyfioa Replacement Ear Pads: Who It's For
Duyfioa takes a slightly different angle: it wants you to notice the upgrade. The pads come in red, which is a genuine design choice rather than a default — on a black Crusher or Hesh you get an obvious accent that says "these were maintained," and it makes it easy to tell your pair apart from someone else's on a shared desk or in a bag.
On materials, Duyfioa is more modest in its wording. It describes foam sponge rather than memory foam, wrapped in leather, and claims the cushions are soft and delicate to the touch without pressing on your ears even after long use. The brand also specifically calls out noise cancelling: it says the pads fit tightly and won't leak sound or damage sound quality and the ANC function. That's the honest framing for anyone replacing pads on an ANC headphone, because a loose pad is exactly what kills bass and lets outside noise back in.
Installation is glue-free and tweezer-free, with the pads sized to match the originals. The model list covers Hesh ANC, Hesh Evo, Crusher ANC, Crusher Evo, Crusher 360, Hesh 3 and Venue Wireless, and the product info adds Crusher 540 and Venue ANC. The measured dimensions are given as 2.75 x 0.79 x 3.54 inches, which is useful if you want to sanity-check against your old pad before ordering.
Who should buy it: someone who wants a visible refresh, a stated 1-year manufacturer warranty, and a pad the brand explicitly ties to preserving ANC performance. Who should skip it: anyone who needs the Collina Strada or Budweiser edition covered, or who specifically wants memory foam rather than sponge.
• Best for preserving the original look → HAOMUK Replacement Ear Pads. Black only, so the repair disappears.
• Best for a visible refresh → Duyfioa Replacement Ear Pads. The red colorway is the whole point.
• Best for cushion feel → HAOMUK Replacement Ear Pads. Memory foam plus protein leather is the more premium-sounding build.
• Best for peace of mind → Duyfioa Replacement Ear Pads. A 1-year manufacturer warranty is stated; HAOMUK lists none.
• Best for ANC and sound retention → Duyfioa Replacement Ear Pads. The brand directly addresses tight fit, sound leakage and noise cancelling.
• Best for limited editions → HAOMUK Replacement Ear Pads. Collina Strada and Budweiser Crusher Evo are both covered.
• Best for Crusher 540 or Venue ANC owners → Duyfioa Replacement Ear Pads. Those models appear in its compatibility details.
• Best for long work sessions at a computer → either, depending on feel. For hours of calls, music and the occasional spatial audio gaming headset session, the pad that doesn't press on your ears wins — and HAOMUK's memory foam is the more likely candidate on paper.
In my opinion, HAOMUK Replacement Ear Pads are the safer buy for most people. Memory foam and protein leather are the materials I'd want against my ears during long days at the computer, the fit is described as identical to the originals, and the compatibility list is the broadest of the two — including the limited editions most generic pads ignore. I'd only steer you to Duyfioa if the red look appeals to you, if you own a Crusher 540 or Venue ANC, or if a stated 1-year manufacturer warranty is something you genuinely want on file. Either way, confirm your exact model first, then check the current price on Amazon before you commit.
ANC stands for active noise cancelling — the headphone uses microphones and electronics to reduce surrounding noise rather than just blocking it physically. It's the feature on Crusher ANC and Hesh ANC models, and it's the first thing that degrades when ear pads wear out and stop sealing.
It means the headset actively cancels ambient sound while playing over Bluetooth. Because ANC depends on a sealed cavity around your ear, a replacement pad that fits tightly — as both of these are described to — is what keeps the cancellation working as intended.
It's most useful in noisy places: commuting, open offices, or a busy room where you're on calls at your computer. Duyfioa specifically states its pads won't leak sound or harm noise cancelling, and HAOMUK describes a tight fit on the same ANC models.
There's no single answer, but the practical version is a well-sealed pair of ANC headphones plus fresh ear pads. If you're choosing between these two, pick HAOMUK for the memory-foam feel and invisible repair, or Duyfioa if you want the red finish, the broader Crusher 540/Venue coverage and a stated warranty.
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