Geekria Shield Case for Large-Sized Over-Ear Headphones, Replacement Protective Hard Shell Travel Carrying Bag with Cable Storage, Compatible with Sennheiser HD 599, HD 660S 2, AKG K167 (Black)

This box is great and really beautiful, though I would like it to be harder, but it is still adequately sturdy.I did a lot of research and consideration before buying this case.I went thru eBay and amazon and this is the most expensive one (when I include the postage, it cost me USD$44.35) by the way, I am using Sennheiser HD 598 which I bought from Amazon too.What made me decide this case was because it looks beautiful. If I use my HD 598 outdoors, I want it to be stored in a case that can be a crowd turner.When my wife saw this, she was impressed as well. I have been admiring it since it arrived. I feel proud carrying it around.The box is very big. My headphones snugs securely with the help of the foam and there is still plenty of real estate left inside.I store the HD 598, the stock 3m cable (still attached), + Fiio 12A amp + Ipod touch + FiiO L11 Line Out Dock dongle + Apple 30 pin to 8 pin lightning Adapter (all attached, except for the cable not attaching to the ipod touch, you can if you change the cable).Because of the shipping cost, it left me on the fence for a month. It add nearly 30% extra to the headphone purchase.After much consideration, I bit the bullet and hit the purchase button.If I do not put the postage cost into consideration, it is really cheap consider the build quality of this case.After it arrived, I feel it is still justifiable for the total cost, considering how well it is made.It look like a designer product, and it is built close to a very high standard.A couple of reviewed mentioned that the zip was uneven or it is hard to zip.Not for my case. Or I am lucky to get the perfect piece?I am glad that I bought it. I wouldn't want to short change myself and get something I do not like, or would regret afterward and worse, throw away the bad purchase and still buy this in the end.It is beautiful. For those who like me, waiting on the fence thinking if you should buy it or not.Just do it!I did not intend to write a review, cause I do not have a good command of English.But I really want to share with others about this, cause I did a lot of researching online for a headphone case and I read many comments before I make the purchase.This case has few reviews. I am hoping to add in some voice to give you more confidence to make the jump. :)You will not regret it.P.S. After I got this beauty, I am considering to purchase a quality Sennheiser sticker refer to the linkhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/Sennheiser-blue-1x1-Chrome-Domed-Case-Badge-Sticker-Logo-/262002687440?hash=item3d0093bdd0There is either white or blue with matching faux carbon print. It is expensive (like USD $16 include postage) for a small sticker.But I feel it can enhance the case. As usually, I am drinking coffee on the fence trying to convince myself to jump down, grab it and let it be a conversation piece.I would get the blue one, cause 1. it matches the zip tag. 2. As both side of the case look the same, I had opened up the wrong side many times and all item fell out in a mess. the sticker can give me a good indication and the blue is more eye catching so you can open it subconsciously with the help of the sticker.But the case will cost $44.35 + $16 = USD $60.35. For this amount I could have gotten another quality Koss PortaPro headphone (including postage)http://www.amazon.com/Koss-PortaPro-Headphones-with-Case/dp/B00001P4ZH/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1439823623&sr=1-2&keywords=koss+headphonesHelp it helps :)P.S.S. If I buy the sticker, I will post the photos online.

(Used with HD660S2)TLDR; Decent quality case that fits my cans without having to unplug the cable (not with much margin though).I haven't traveled using the case yet, but here are my impressions.Cons:- The tight fit requires some care when packing up the headphones. This also means there's a bit more pressure on the ear pads than I would like, but it also serves to avoid movement during transport.- (minor) The foam arrived with a slightly convex shape, so it sits a bit strangely without headphones in it.- (minor) My case came with a little dent on the back of it. Purely cosmetic and difficult to see without good lighting.Pros:- Fits my cans (with the cable still plugged in) without adjustment.- Comes with a nice little cable bag.- Looks good and feels pretty sturdy.

I shopped around different cases and ended up going with this one as it seemed like a good balance between quality and price.The case looks great with a carbon fiber pattern and texture on the shell. The inside uses firm foam to hold your headphones in place. I prefer that to the headphones being loose, but the foam is removable if you need the space. I paired this case with my Sennheiser 599. The fit in the foam is snug, but just right to hold the 599s firmly in place. Overall, I was very happy with the case - with one minor nitpick.The foam insert had an edge that was just a bit uneven and rough. It was minor and most wouldn't care, but aesthetics were important to me. With the package there was a card with the way to reach customer service and it requested a customer contact them with any problems at all. So I tested that - many companies seem to pretend customer service matters, until you actually have to use it. I'm happy to say shortly after emailing them, I got a response asking for my order # and a photo of the item. I responded with that and just asked them for a new foam insert to be sent. The next response was to let me know the new foam insert would be on the way. It arrived today and now everything is perfect.Customer service is a premium when buying products online and Geekria followed through. Good product, good service, and the company will stand out to me if I'm in the market for another product they produce.

I was looking for a good case for my expensive new Sony MDR-Z7 Headphones when I came across this case. I had already tried the CASEBUDi XXL case that was recommended in the "customers who bought the Sony MDR-Z7 also bought" section, but it was too big (but a great fit for my Sony MDR-XB1000 Headphones). Since my MDR-Z7 Headphones are closer in size to some of the headphones listed as compatible with this case, and the foam insert was another selling point for me. While not a 100% Perfect fit, it's pretty darn close. The cutouts for the earpads was bigger than needed, and the cutouts for the cords coming off the cups didn't like up, a little cutting with a sharp utility knife fixed the latter, and the former was close enough to hold the headphones very securely. I use the rectangular cutout in the center for my shorter custom cables and enlarged one of the thin cutouts in the bottom corners to hold a small portable amp. It would be nice if they offered a larger one for even larger headphones, and/or to have room for additional accessories, and maybe have some foam in the top too to hold things even more securely, but I could always just buy some foam and cut it to size myself and tack glue it to the lid. Even just a couple inches of foam in the lid would help and not cost that much to include it. Other than those minor suggestions, I'm very happy with this headphone case and heartily recommend it.