Headset ear cushions and ear pads

Start with your headset model. Ear cushions are made to fit a particular speaker housing, so a cushion for a Jabra Biz 2400 II won’t fit a Jabra Engage 65. Every cushion on this page lists the models it fits in its name.

If you don’t know the model, measure the diameter of your old cushion. Jabra’s standard leatherette cushion is 45mm across. The EC-16 large universal cushion is 70mm.

Foam cushions are light and let air through, which suits users on long shifts. Leatherette cushions wipe clean and sit closer around the ear, so they block more background noise and are easier to keep clean on shared headsets. Leather cushions are available for the Jabra Evolve 20 to 65 range.

Donut cushions are ring-shaped foam cushions with an open centre over the speaker. Ear gels and ear tips are for in-ear and earbud-style headsets, such as the Jabra UC Voice 250, Jabra Biz 2400 and Plantronics CS70.

Single cushions and pairs replace worn cushions on one headset. Packs of 10 and 25 suit call centres and hot-desking offices that give each user their own cushions or replace them on a schedule.

Cushions with “Compatible” in the name are made by a third party to fit the named headset. The rest are made by the headset manufacturer. We also stock Project Telecom and JPL cushions, including the EC-16 70mm universal cushion.

• Jabra Evolve 20 to 65: foam and leather cushions in packs of 10.
• Jabra Evolve3 75 and Evolve3 85: one pair per pack.
• Jabra Engage 45, 55, 65 and 75 mono: packs of 10, plus a compatible pack of 5 pairs.
• Jabra Biz 2300: foam cushions in packs of 10.
• Jabra Biz 2400 II: large foam and large leatherette cushions in packs of 10, and ear gels in packs of 5.
• Jabra Pro 900 and Pro 9400 series: leatherette cushions.
• Jabra GN2000, GN2100, GN2200 and GN9120: foam and leatherette cushions.
• Jabra UC Voice 250: ear gels in packs of 10.

Plantronics headsets are now sold under the Poly name, so cushions for older Plantronics models fit the same headsets.

• Supra and Encore: foam, donut, supersoft and leatherette cushions, from single cushions to packs of 25.
• SupraPlus: donut cushions in pairs.
• EncorePro HW510 and HW520: cushions in pairs.
• Blackwire C300 series, including C310 and C320: foam and leatherette cushions.
• CS300 and CS500 series, CS540 and W740: leatherette cushions in pairs.
• CS70: ear tip kit.

• SC 200 series: foam and leatherette ear pads in pairs.
• SC 6x5 series: HZP 51 leatherette ear pads in pairs.
• DW 10: HZP 25 single leatherette cushion.
• SDW 5013 and 5016: HZP SDW 10 cushion.
• SDW 30 and SDW 60 headsets: HZP SDW 30, 60 ear pads.
• HZP 32 foam ear pads in pairs

• JPL Connect 1 and Connect 2: single replacement cushions from JPL and Project Telecom.
• JPL EC-08 and JPL Commander EC-10: leatherette donut cushions.
• EC-16 70mm large universal leatherette cushion: from JPL, Project Telecom and as a Plantronics-compatible cushion.
• Project Telecom Everyday: leatherette donut cushion.
• Snom A100: replacement ear plate and cushion.
• SHOKZ OpenMeet UC: pressure relief cushions in small, medium and large.

Replace a cushion when the foam has flattened or started to crumble, the leatherette has cracked or begun to flake, or the cushion no longer stays on the earpiece. A worn cushion lets in more background noise, so callers may sound quieter or less clear. It’s also worth fitting new cushions when a headset passes from one user to another.