Memory Foam Cushion Ear Pads Compatible with Hifiman Arya Ananda Edition XS X HE1000se HE1000 V2 Jade II Headphone Replacement EarPads (Polyester Hybrid)

Yes, it's a perfect fit..value for money..It's soft and cozy...

It cannot be used for Ananda although the description stated it’s able to.

I bought the Polyester-Hybrid version. For 20 euro its... alright. They are super comfy, but they make the headphone just sound low-resolution. I will attatch an image of the frequency response of my He-1000 Stealth with original pads versus the new pads. Red is original, green is new Pads.

Sono praticamente uguali agli originali. Ottimi!

I got these for $21 and change and compared to the stock pads they are just as good and don't get me started and the Dekoni pads that are $60 to $100. The Dekoni pads a good quality but on a lot of headphones I've tried them on the can change the SQ to much and it's not always for the better (though the ones I got for my Focal headphone made them sound much better). For under $25 you can't go wrong with these cuz the fit easy, are comfortable, and don't change the SQ as far as I can tell.

Alright, so to start for the record: I've had my Arya Stealth for almost a couple of years now, and I've only tried ordering the Dekoni Elite Velours in the past. Those essentially ruined the Soundstage and brightness of my Stealth, so I decided stock must be best. Well, fast forward to now, and well, I thought I'd try my luck with another pair of earpad replacements. Let me definitively state that these earpads sound AMAZING and are super comfortable for $30 CAD. They have breathed new life into my 2-year-old Arya Stealth. I can't say I can compare them to the Dekoni Elite Hybrid ones, but for a 1/3 of their price, I highly doubt you can beat value. There are some caveats, however. If you do not make sure you do the following TWO things to your Voarmaks Ear Pads before use, you essentially have a 2-3* product for your Arya, instead of a 5* one. I also can only speak for the Arya Stealth, since it's the only HIFIMAN headphone I own. Firstly, you MUST cut out the included cloth mesh (like a previous reviewer mentioned). Yes, I know, it's a very nice quality mesh, but it 100% lowers the sound quality of the headphones. I even made sure to only cut out one of the meshes and A/B test each ear side simultaneously. You can do this for yourself and hear the very big difference. The Arya Stealth stock pads do not come with a mesh, and I'm pretty sure this is because the Stealth already has a mesh cover installed. I'd recommend using a pair of fabric scissors so that any cutting is more clean and precise. I brute-forced my way through with ordinary scissors and pins, but I wouldn't recommend this for just anyone. Also, feel free to tear the cloth off once you get to the edges, as it will only rip the cloth off and not necessarily other parts of the ear pads. However, this was MY experience (and yours may vary) so I'd reiterate that you should likely stick with fabric scissors so as not to damage your ear pads and void any return warranty. Secondly, you MUST make sure that the thicker side of the ear pads is for the back of your head, while the thinner part is for the front. Feel free to label me as dumb if most people should already know this, but any proper Arya Stealth ear pads should have a correct FRONT to BACK as a result of having a thicker back and thinner front. This completely changes the level of comfort soundstage, as installing the ear pads CORRECTLY ensures a proper sound seal around your jaw and the back-front of your head. Voarmaks, you guys have earned my admiration. Lovely pair of ear pads (that admittedly have to be manually modified) and I look forward to possibly ordering a different variation in the future!