Beyerdynamic Slider Cover Replacement Kit for DT 770 / DT 880 Pro Headphones

Quick solution with a sturdy robust design.Using the existing screws, mount them on the new bracket piece so that you can hook each hinge pole of the headband over the screws for a better alignment to add the other half and screw down into place.I stumbled on to the problem to begin with when my headphones felt so wobbly I had to do a closer inspection. Both side brackets were almost entirely disintegrated. Thanks for this great solution. My headphones feel more sturdy in place.

Saved a pair of $170 headphones for $18, hopefully will last a good long while. Was able to get them shipped overnight rather than not being able to use my headphones for a few days.Obviously 3D printed (not a complaint) and files for this use case exist plenty of places for free if you have a 3D printer. The print quality seems fine enough and identical to the product photos.Installation is a bit tricky, but that's inherent to the construction of the headphones not the fault of the covers. I reused the original screws from my headphones and once assembled there isn't a major gap between the two pieces of each slider cover.

It feels like I asked my friend with a 3d printer to do something quickly for me. Terrible installation process once the screw is in good luck.

First of all I was skeptical.... Like very. I LOVE my DT 770 Pro's but my lord those plastic elements that hold it all together really don't hold up well over time..... I had already used official replacement parts in the last but after about 7 months they failed too so I figured I'd try these this time.Time will tell ultimately but these things at least fit like a glove and feel ultra sturdy.Again I give my 5 stars with a large caveat that time will tell..... But thus far I'm supremely impressed.

My plastic covers had been falling apart even after a few months with my DT 990's and they finally broke fully. I had found these replacement covers and figured it's worth trying out, and I was blown away by how well these worked! The headphones are more secure than when they were new and they do not block or impede anything!I would absolutely recommend these as a replacement, just make sure you have a small screw driver or a small screw driver kit as you cannot take off/replace the covers without one. I purchased a generic cheap one from amazon.

In my case, by bare hands it was really hard to screw until both left and right pairs of slider covers conjoined firmly without any gaps seen, but became swollen. Additionally, the covers cannot hold earcups that were adjusted for my head. They are strong for impact but loose for adjustment.

The covers went on and fit like they should. With it being 3d printed they aren't perfect but are good enough. I recommend using a clamp to hold the two halves together and then run the screws in to get the holes threaded, as they are blank. Otherwise you are risking snapping the part trying to force it together while screwing it together.Looks 4/5Function 5/5Install 3/5 (threading the 2 holes in each back plate would make it more fool proof)Worth getting over Beyer's replacement that will snap in a week.

These replacement slider covers are even better than the original plastic ones on the headphones. I highly recommend swapping them out with these before the originals wear out. Super easy to install and make the headphones feel even more durable!