Mpow 059 Ear Cushion Replacement
Danielle Furtado and 2 other contributors
Last updated on May 10, 2022
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This guide will explain how to replace an ear cushion on the Mpow 059 Headphone. This guide can be used to replace both the right and left ear cushions of the headphones. After using these multiple times over a period of time, the ear cushion material will start to break down and you may want to replace them or you may need to remove them to complete other guides.
What you need
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Place the iFixit opening tool between the soft ear cushion and the hard plastic of the speaker.
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Pry the soft ear cushion away from the hard plastic using a moderate amount of pressure.
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Remove the ear cushion away from the speaker to completely detach it from the headphones.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Really amazing
These instructions do not mention anything about the fact that you need a new adhesive to make the new earpads stay. Now I won't have headphones until I'm able to purchase an adhesive.
Works great. I have replaced my earpads 3 times with no glue. I use these MOKOS earpads from amazon. Replacement earpads for Mpow 059
Thanks for the step by step guide. I love these Mpow headphones, mostly for the controls on the right ear.
