The Corsair HS60 ear pad size listed for replacement pads is 4.25 inches long by 3.74 inches wide on the outside, with an internal opening measuring 2.76 inches long by 2.20 inches wide. [1]
Treat these as dimensions for a replacement-pad listing that names the HS60, not as independently verified measurements of every pad that comes with every HS60 headset. [1] That distinction matters if you are checking a worn pad or shopping for a replacement: listing dimensions can give you a useful size reference, but they are not a direct measurement of the pad already on your headset.
For example, you can use the outside measurements to understand the listed pad’s overall footprint, then look at the opening measurements to picture the space inside it. These figures describe the dimensions in that listing; they do not, by themselves, confirm that a replacement will fit your particular headset. [1]
Which measurements matter for fit?
Compare the replacement pad’s outside dimensions with your current pad, then check that its inner opening leaves room for your ear. These measurements help you assess shape and space; use them as a fit check rather than a guarantee.
Match the outer shape
Lay your current pad flat and compare its full length and width with the replacement listing. For example, if the replacement looks longer but noticeably narrower than your worn pad, its outline may sit differently on the headset.
Try to compare the pads in the same orientation: line up the front edge, then look at the back and sides. A small difference in where the pad widens can matter even when the overall outline seems close. Use a ruler or tape measure, and measure the existing pad consistently rather than stretching or compressing its cushion.
Check the ear opening
Compare the internal opening with the space around your ear, not just the pad’s outer edge. If your ear nearly fills the current opening, a replacement with a smaller opening may feel cramped; if the opening is much larger, less of the cushion may sit around your ear. Treat those as practical fit considerations, not a promise about comfort.
Measure the current opening in the same direction as the listing’s length and width. Check both dimensions: a pad can have enough room in one direction but feel tight in the other. Use the comparison to narrow down options, then check the replacement listing’s current specifications before you order.
Check the attachment style, too
A replacement pad’s dimensions are only part of the fit check: confirm that it is listed for your HS60 and inspect how it attaches. A product listing that names the Corsair HS50 and HS60 is a useful starting point, but check that your exact headset variant is covered before ordering. [2]
Check the listing and product images
Look for “HS60” in the compatibility list, and make sure the listing does not restrict compatibility to a different model or variant. For example, a pad described for HS50 and HS60 is a clearer match than one described only for a different headset family. [2] If a listing names a specific HS60 version, compare that wording with your headset’s model name.
Then inspect the product images or specifications for the attachment style. Two pads can have similar dimensions but attach differently, so matching measurements alone does not tell you whether the pad will fit your headset. If the listing does not show the attachment clearly, check its specifications or ask the seller before buying.
Verify the removal method before trying it
Corsair’s instructions say to rotate the earpads clockwise to remove them on Virtuoso and newer HS series headsets. [3] That guidance does not by itself confirm the method for every HS60 variant, so verify that it applies to your model before turning a pad. If you are unsure, check the instructions for your exact headset rather than forcing the attachment.
A practical check is to compare three things side by side: the listing’s model compatibility, its attachment details, and the attachment on your headset. Treat a missing detail as a reason to verify—not as confirmation that the pad will fit.
What to verify before you order
Before you order, compare the seller’s listed measurements, HS60 compatibility, and attachment details with your headset. A product title alone may not tell you whether the pads match your model, so check the specification text and product details too.
Compare all four dimensions
Look for outside length and width, plus the length and width of the opening. For example, if a listing gives only the outside dimensions, ask the seller for the opening measurements before deciding; the opening affects how the pad sits around your ear. A replacement listing provides all four of these measurements, along with a separate front-width measurement. [1]
Use the same measurement labels when comparing two listings. “Full width” and “internal width” describe different parts of the pad, so don’t treat one as a substitute for the other. If one seller uses less familiar terms, ask what each measurement refers to rather than guessing.
Check the exact model and details
Look for an explicit HS60 compatibility statement, and check whether it names a particular version. For instance, a listing may say HS50 and HS60, while another product is specifically named HS60 PRO. [2][4] If your headset is an HS60 PRO, prefer a listing that clearly identifies that version rather than relying on a broad family name.
If the listing leaves out measurements or how the pads attach, check the seller’s current specifications before you buy. You can ask for a photo of the attachment side or clarification of the measurement labels; avoid ordering based on a vague compatibility claim alone. Make sure the answer matches the exact product variation in your cart, not just another pad shown in the seller’s catalog.
Use the dimensions as a fit check
Treat the listed dimensions as a fit check, not a promise that a replacement will fit your Corsair HS60. The listed pad measures 4.25 inches long by 3.74 inches wide on the outside, with an opening measuring 2.76 inches by 2.20 inches. [1]
Before ordering, confirm both the opening size and the attachment compatibility. For example, a pad can match the outside measurements but have an opening that feels too narrow, or use an attachment that does not suit your headset. Matching dimensions alone does not guarantee fit, so check the replacement listing and your headset details before you buy.
Use the four measurements as a quick comparison with the pads and headset you have, then verify that the replacement is listed for your exact HS60 model. If either the opening dimensions or attachment details are unclear, ask the seller to confirm them rather than relying on the outer size alone.