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If you want fresh, softer cushions for your Bose 700 with a memory-foam-and-PU-leather build and a warranty to back it, choose HATOFES Earpads Cushions; if you need replacement pads for a JBL Tune headset and want a tool-free snap-on swap in under a minute, choose Xinyuekj Replacement Ear Pads.
• HATOFES Earpads Cushions — biggest strength: memory foam paired with smooth protein (PU) leather, sized specifically for the Bose 700, plus a small install tool in the box and a 90-day warranty against manufacturer defects.
• HATOFES Earpads Cushions — biggest trade-off: it only fits the Bose 700 (NC700). If your headphones are any other model, it simply isn't an option.
• Xinyuekj Replacement Ear Pads — biggest strength: broad JBL Tune compatibility (700BT, 710BT, 720BT, 750BT, 760NC, 770NC) with a clip-on design and a stated sub-60-second, tool-free install.
• Xinyuekj Replacement Ear Pads — biggest trade-off: it's a one-brand, one-family solution — JBL Tune models only — and the champagne gold finish is the color you get.
• Who each pick is for: HATOFES for Bose 700 owners who want a soft, sealed replacement pad; Xinyuekj for JBL Tune owners who want the fastest possible refresh.
The HATOFES set is a single-purpose product, and that's a good thing. It's built for one headphone — the Bose 700 Noise Cancelling Headphones (NC700) — and comes as one pair of grey earpads. The design combines soft PU leather on the outside with memory foam inside, and HATOFES frames that foam as adding noise-reducing power rather than just padding. The leather is described as smooth, with good air permeability and a longer service life than the tired pads you're probably replacing.
Installation is pitched as a few-minute job: the kit includes the ear pads and a small tool, and no special tools are needed. That matters if you've ever wrestled with glued-on pads. HATOFES also leans on its background as a long-time headphone earpad maker, and it throws in a 90-day warranty against manufacturer defects plus a stated 24-hour response window, even on holidays, if something goes wrong.
Who should skip it? Anyone who doesn't own a Bose 700. There's no multi-model compatibility here, no color choice beyond the grey shown, and no "fits most headphones" claim. It's a targeted replacement part, and it should be judged as one.
Xinyuekj Replacement Ear Pads: Who It's For
Xinyuekj's pads are the opposite kind of product: one finish, many headsets. The compatibility list covers JBL Tune 700BT, 710BT, 720BT, 750BT, 760NC and 770NC — a genuinely useful spread if you own more than one pair in that family, or if you're buying for a household where different Tune models are floating around. The pads come as a left/right pair in champagne gold, with a clip-on (snap-on) design that Xinyuekj says installs in under 60 seconds with no tools and no technical skill.
The materials are the familiar modern combo: soft protein leather over high-density memory foam. Xinyuekj describes the foam as slow-rebound, molding to your ear and cutting pressure points and heat buildup, with a breathable construction to limit sweat on long sessions. The pads are also described as acoustically transparent — the point being to avoid the muffled, dull sound you get when old pads have collapsed and the driver is half-smothered. Xinyuekj claims the design preserves the clear highs, rich mids and strong bass the Tune line is known for, and it notes generous interior space so most ears fit comfortably inside rather than on the foam.
The practical case for these is simple. Xinyuekj positions them as a like-new refresh: snap the worn cushions off, press the new ones on, done. No prying, no adhesive, no tools. The listing also includes a 90-day warranty and asks you to confirm your headphone model before buying — sensible, because "Tune" covers a lot of models and not all of them are on the list.
Who should buy it? JBL Tune owners in the 700BT-through-770NC range who want the least painful possible swap and a pad that restores the seal and the sound they remember. Who should skip it? Bose owners, obviously — and anyone who wants a color other than champagne gold, or whose JBL model isn't on the compatibility list.
• Best for Bose 700 owners → HATOFES Earpads Cushions. It's made for that exact headphone, no guessing.
• Best for JBL Tune owners → Xinyuekj Replacement Ear Pads. Six Tune models covered, one pair, one finish.
• Easiest install → Xinyuekj Replacement Ear Pads. Clip-on, tool-free, described as under 60 seconds.
• Install with a little help included → HATOFES Earpads Cushions. The kit ships with a small tool and is pitched as a few-minute job.
• Best for noise reduction focus → HATOFES Earpads Cushions. The memory foam is explicitly framed around adding noise-reducing power for the NC700.
• Best for preserving your headphone's tuning → Xinyuekj Replacement Ear Pads. The acoustically transparent design is aimed at keeping highs, mids and bass intact.
• Best for multi-headphone households → Xinyuekj Replacement Ear Pads. The broad Tune compatibility makes it the more flexible buy.
• Best for a specific, single-model replacement → HATOFES Earpads Cushions. If you own the 700 and nothing else, this is the straightforward pick.
In my opinion, this one comes down to what's on your desk, not to which pad is objectively better. If I owned a Bose 700, I'd buy the HATOFES Earpads Cushions — the model-specific fit, the memory foam aimed at noise reduction, the included tool and the 90-day warranty against defects make it the more reassuring choice for a headphone whose whole selling point is quiet. If I owned a JBL Tune 760NC or 770NC, I'd buy the Xinyuekj Replacement Ear Pads for the tool-free snap-on swap and the acoustic design meant to keep the sound intact. Buy for your headphone, not for the spec sheet.
FAQ
They're listed for the JBL Tune 700BT, 710BT, 720BT, 750BT, 760NC and 770NC. Xinyuekj advises checking your model before buying, so confirm yours is on that list — other Tune models aren't covered.
Xinyuekj's clip-on, tool-free design is described as installable in under 60 seconds. HATOFES also calls its install easy and includes a small tool, with a few minutes quoted for the job. Both are DIY-friendly; Xinyuekj's is the faster-sounding of the two.
Both makers address it. HATOFES says its memory foam adds noise-reducing power for the NC700. Xinyuekj says its acoustically transparent design preserves clear highs, rich mids and bass instead of muffling them. Either way, a fresh, properly sealed pad is what lets your headphones perform as intended — check the current price on Amazon before you commit.
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