GEEKRIA Shield Headphones Case Compatible with Sennheiser HD820, HD800S, HD800, HD700, HD660S2, HD660S, HD650 Case, Replacement Hard Shell Travel Carrying Bag with Cable Storage (Dark Grey)

I keep all of my headphones in these cases. They are brilliantly made and robust.

Geekria was previously unknown as a brand and is apparently limited to headphone cases.It is a hard-shell case, able to absorb a certain amount of use and abuse and well able to protect its contents under normal conditions. It is soft-lined and lightly padded and able to accept several of the larger models. Dimensions are provided in the description but are external; internal dimensions are slightly smaller. This is a storage case and a carry case and thus fitted with a carry handle. Construction is similar to and uses similar materials to those cases made to protect portable hard drives and SSDs for storage and/or transport. The range includes fitted carry cases that will suit certain brands and models.Empty, the case is quite lightweight and it will help keep your phones dry and dust-free. A pouch for a pair of earphone or an alternative cable is usefully provided.Similar products are also available to suit many other phones - a chart showing model numbers and dimensions is thoughtfully provided.Described to fit several models including some from Sennheiser. It will accept the Sennheiser 580 with a little depth to spare and should accept any lightly deeper (more than about 96mm at their widest point).Suggestion - check your phone's dimensions before ordering to ensure that they will fit.!

The Case is a good and sturdy case, with enough room for my headphones

Excellent headphone case. Well made. Internal colour rather a bright orange, but hey...Fits my Philips Fidelio X2 phones perfectly.

First of all I have to say that the case is relatively ok (not for the amount they charge though). The built is decent but the marketing and the size are wrong. As another buyer pointed out, it is not the same product as pictured. Instead of the nice grey one you get the not so good looking one in the last picture and I have to point out that in the picture it looks much better than in reality. I have the AKG 712 headphones and I wanted a big case that protects them. That is not the case with this case (pun intented). It does not fit well. You have to squeeze them in there and bend the lid in order for them to fit in. That will not absorb any of the energy in case you drop them at the spot that the headphones push the case. It is a very tight squeeze and it just feels wrong if you put something expensive in it. Even though they send you a velcro patch that goes in the case, there is simply not enough space to have it in there with the headphones.Yes they say that they will replace the case if it does not fit, but it does fit, poorly and barely. That still covers that claim though.If you have smaller headphones than the AKG's then it could be ok. But if you have big headphones such as the - AKG K812, K872, K845BT, K712 Pro, K701, K702, Q701, do not even think about it. Find another case.

The case supplied is different to the one in the picture. It doesn't have the zipped/mesh organiser section in the lid, just a cheap vinyl drawstring bag loose inside. Also, the case is slightly too small for the HD800, which it claims to fit- you have to bend the lid slightly to get it to zip up.Given that it has no padding at all, bending a case around a pair of £1000 headphones like this seems to be a whole wheelbarrow of "nope". Any impact to the case will be transmitted directly to the headphones, rather than absorbed by the case. This is the opposite of what you want a protective case to do.

Very high quality case. Very sturdy and looks the part too. Bought for my "Fidelio x2hr" and they fit perfect along with the cable