Good isolation, no complaints. Keep in mind the Beats pads are not as roomy as HM5 pads. But they are a huge improvement over the stock pads. I even found out they are even compatible with the stock H1707 case! You just have to carefully tuck the Beats pads so they fit in the molded space where...

It depends on how compact you want them. The Beats pads are still compact enough to wear around the city without looking like a fool. They are also still compatible with the stock carry case. The HM5 pads are full size pads, so you will get ‘huge headphone eye rolls‘ in public due to them not...

I settled on the Beats pads and never looked back. The 2 best mods possible on this headphone is the foam mod and the Beats pads.

Hmmm, the bass isn’t boomy on my Beats-modded set. On mine, the Beats pads sound nearly identical to the stock pads, as they have the same internal pad volume. Perhaps what’s happening is that due to the better fitting Beats pads (fitting your whole ear inside), you are getting a tighter seal...

I am not sure about that. I have never removed and restuck the Beats pads. I would say no, since they use double sided tape that is designed for 1 time use. I have seen the adhesive pieces available separately though. So if you remove them and the tape does not restick, you could just put new...

...things). https://www.head-fi.org/threads/1more-h1707-triple-driver-over-ear.849824/page-33#post-14302156 Be aware to make the change to Beats pads you: 1. Void any warranty from 1More, and 2. You must sacrifice your stock pads, because you need the plastic mounting ring from the stock pads...

I used a very dull butter knife, and levered the pads off a little at a time.

...trim the inside molding out, you can even preserve it so that it can be laid back (or glued back) into the stock case (in case you ever sell the headphone, for example): Of course no case mods are required for the Beats pads mod. The stock case is (barely) compatible as-is with the Beats pads.

...etc) and try on a pair of Beats Studio 2.0 (wired or wireless). You can also have someone measure the H x W of your ears for you. The Beats pads are available in multiple colors and materials (including protein leather and velour). I got black protein leather, and paid $15. Here's how the...

Beats Studio 2.0 pads: https://www.head-fi.org/threads/1more-h1707-triple-driver-over-ear.849824/page-27#post-14271670

Make sure you remove the layer of thick foam on the back of the replacement Beats pad. Some of them peel off cleanly in a full sheet. Others have have to be gently ripped off. It depends on the actual 3rd party construction of the Beats pad. There will still be a fabric layer remaining, which...

...- Fully open-backed conversion - Brainwavz HM5 hybrid velour/pleather pad - Custom balanced SPC upgrade cable HUGE soundstage compared to stock, and I tuned it to have a more balanced/neutral sound tuning. The HM5 pads are oh so comfy; much more so compared to the Beats pads or stock pads.

I found that the best pad is the Beats pad. It best preserves the stock sound. Other pads do work though, so feel free to experiment, as there could be something even better. Beats Studio 2.0 pads: https://www.head-fi.org/threads/1more-h1707-triple-driver-over-ear.849824/page-27#post-14271670

...and that each sheet had a slight color variation. Not all that uncommon I imagine. BTW, the trick to getting the direction of the Beats pads correct is to first reattached the stock plastic rings back into the headphones. THEN you peel and carefully stick on the Beats pads onto the already...

...3M tape, and stick to the stock plastic mounting flanges. If you look back in this thread, I have a number of photos of not only the Beats pads but also other pads that would fit over the cups (such as HM5). Keep in mind that anything you change from stock won't be exactly like, um, stock...

Looks great friend! That ivory pad is HOT! Did you do anything with the foam covering the ceramic driver, or leave it stock? Also, just curious...did you peel off the foam layer from the back side (center) of the Beats pad’s fabric center section, or leave the foam layer on? I was thinking...

...pad issues will see this and try it. It’s such a stupid simple fix, and there’s no reversed channel issues with the dual-entry nature of the H1707. I wear mine backwards, despite having the larger Beats pads (which correct the rubbing issue). I just prefer the sound when wearing them...

Hmmm, Tyll mentioned in his review that he could not figure out how to remove the ear pads. So I’m not sure what images you saw. Either way, it will be OK. Many H1707 owners have done the Beats pad mod, and all with great success.

I know this thread is for the triple drivers, but I just wanted to share that I picked up a 1MORE MK801 for $37 on Amazon ($49.99 - 25% coupon). That's cheaper than I've ever seen them. The build quality is typical 1More (ie high quality), and the sound is surprisingly good. They would be an...

...in the stock case! As far as larger pads, it’s definitely possible. I even put full size HM5 pads on to test. In the end though, the Beats pads were the only ones that didn’t noticeably change the sound tuning. This is because it has the same volume as the stock pads, only smooshed into an...

...If you have Dumbo-sized ears, the even the Beats pads may be too small (they are at the minimum limit of what I would consider true over ears). Unfortunately, I do not recommend the other pad replacements (HM5 etc), as the sound changes considerably (after spending much more time with them)...

...only takes a second, is totally reversible, and is something easy to try. In regards to the ear touching, you're best option would be the Beats pads then. If only 1More had gone with 90mm pads, or else ovals. I had the same problem with my 1More MK801. Pad too small and wanted to throw them...

...If I could go to an earpad factory, I could try 150 different pads and guarantee you I could find one that works way better than even the Beats pads. But I can't just buy a million pads just to end up not using 99% of them. So during all of my testing, I tried to use everything I already had...