Slappa Full-Sized HardBody PRO Headphone Case for Audio Technica, Beats, Sony + many more; Black - Dimple (SL-HP-07)

I upgraded from a pair of Sennheiser HD-203s to an AudioTechnica MX50x, and found myself needing a case. I commute quite a distance from my home to a Starbucks the next block over on almost a daily basis (cheapest office space in the area!), and worried, though sturdily built, my brand new headphones would have something just terrible happen to them on my journey. So I picked up the HardBody PRO headphone case. This thing is built like a tank. A miniature tank for headphones, anyway. Without the weaponry, but with a handy grip for carrying. Inside is a nice layer of soft padding, something you almost want to run your hands over (and I did while writing that sentence just there). On the outside is a hard, non-slippery plastic shell, and two sturdy zippers connecting both halves of the case. The inside is perfect for my headphones. I can place them in without worrying about them being squeezed tight or flopping around. It's perfect. There's just enough room for me to take my headphone cable and place it in the center of the headphones. Once properly zipped up and closed, I just don't have to worry anymore. Nothing's getting in, nothing's getting out. I've walked around in the rain with these things without leakage or slips. I've shoved it in bags, dropped it off tables. No problems at all. Also, it's pretty light, so it's easy to carry. Only con is that the shell is a bit big, so it is hard to fit into my laptop bag, but that's perfectly fine. I'll take it over a less-protective case any day.

This case is actually a bit of a shocker for me. First off- it's much larger than I imagined it would be. This is a good thing. It is large and bulky, but that's because it is sturdy. Very, very sturdy. I'm sure many people already imagined it to be that way, but I was honestly surprised at how rugged this case felt when I got it. The material on the outside is kind of like a mix of rubber and leather in terms of how it feels. The little loop on the outside is nice, too. It gives you something to hold this comfortably with. The zipper is nice; it glides easily and doesn't feel like it's going to bind up. But now to the inside... This case is amazing. The crushed velvet styled liner is reassuring. You can put your high dollar headphones in it and not at all worry about shoddy materials marring them. The dimensions of the case are fantastic... I fit my B&W P7s in there with no problem at all. And then the spare wire that came with them. And then a pair of sunglasses in their case (expensive sunglasses, too... I felt comfortable with them being in here because it's that sturdy)... and then my phone, which is a 5.5 inch phone in a wallet case. And everything fit perfectly, and I was able to put it in my backpack for my flights. How cool is that? I wasn't expecting this case to be much more than something to put my headphones in for between layovers, but it's ended up being where my headphones now live. I got a lot more than I bargained for. Honestly, for the money, you can't go wrong. I can't think of anything I really dislike about this case, but I'll edit to reflect anything that goes wrong if it should happen.

Scroll to second paragraph for specific review and skip the story to why I bought Slappa's case. I bought this case to replace the "hard" Bose case that came with my Bose QC35i headphones that I had bought about four years ago. Reason being, the original Bose traveling case has an issue where it's not supportive enough to prevent luggage/other items from putting weight on the case and ultimately caving in on itself. The power on/off slider for the Bose headphones is a raised button on the face of one side of the headphones. When the Bose traveling case has weight on it, it pushes all of that weight onto the slider which causes it to bend the electrical components of the power switch. I began having issues where the headphones could not be powered off, and if I did manage to get them powered off, the headphones would sometimes turn on by themselves and stay on until the power drained and killed the battery. Upon fixing the power component myself, I decided to buy the Slappa case. This Slappa carry case is amazing. It's oversized for the headphones, but that's perfect because I could store my charging brick, cable, and the aux cord (which I never use but for some reason always lug around with me). The quality of the case is superb. Probably not actual leather, but come on, it's only $20 for this case. Still of a great quality and look. The hardness of the case is supportive enough that I could never see it caving in on itself like the original Bose case does. Needless to say, why I ever initially questioned buying this case over another, I have no idea why I could have doubted it. This case is excellent and if you're looking for a case, this is the one you should buy.

Great hard case and a very good fit for my Audio Technica ATM-M50s. You don't need to collapse the headphones to put them in this hard case. The case offers reasonable protection from crushing so you can take your headphones with you on trips. There's space in the case (between the headband and above the ear cup) to store the leather bag from the headphones, the spare cables (straight, both lengths, didn't try the spiral cord), the 1/4" adapter and maybe a small headphone amplifier. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is that since this case is so large, it really needs a strap or loop so it can be attached to your bag. For example if you have a backpack and you're flying, this case is fairly large and will take up a lot of space inside the backpack. It would be nice to clip it to a loop or secure it some other way outside the backpack. The only thing you have on the outside on this case is the dual zippers. The finish of the outside is a semi-rubberized hard plastic and the zippers seem to be high quality and move freely, without binding.

I bought this case recently after getting the Logitech G930 headset and having trouble finding where to put them, especially on road trips. The case arrived via 2-day shipping, on time, like usual. Out of the package, there isn't a whole lot to mess with, just one tag to snip off and the case is ready to go. The outer material is nice (see pictures), and the inside is velvety soft like others have mentioned. As far as the fit, I could not be happier. With the headset in a "closed" position, they rest perfectly in this case. Once you press the mic out of the way, the case zips shut easily for a nice snug fit. This purchase was well worth the extra money to take care of the headphones. Just don't forget your USB once you pack these away! Update 5/11/2015 These also fit Audio Technica ATH-M50 quite comfortably. Update (with pics) 5/17/2016 After lots of use, the zippers on my SLAPPA case broke off. I was very disappointed when this happened as I use this case all the time. I contacted SLAPPA customer support and they agreed to replace the case for 50% off and free shipping. Since I purchased the replacement through them, they also provide a lifetime warranty. I strongly suggest you order directly through SLAPPA if you are interested in this case. Great customer support from SLAPPA!

This case will protect your Portals to Musical enlightenment without any reservation. I have just a pair of ATH-M40x Professional Studio Monitor Headphones and they fit with room to spare. I can easily store the 3.9- 9.8' coiled,and the 9.8' straight cable inside with the headphones without issue. I travel a lot with my my headphones and now I have 0 worries about just stuffing the Slappa Case into my backpack, then just tossing it into the back of my jeep. The only thing that should be Considered beforehand is the trade off between size of the Slappa Case and the protection provided for your precious Cans. With the Case in my 25 Liter Backpack there is Little room left for anything else (no laptop, no books, no binders over 1.5 cm, ect.) due to size and awkward shape. HOWEVER! For me and My situation, I have no problem taking the Protection and the Large size. TL;DR I Highly Recommend. Great protection from traveling. Can fit ATH-M40x with room to spare for cables. Large Case that wont fit easily into any backpack or bag. :)

I bought this case in combination with a pair of Beyerdynamic DT 770's (Amazon's recommendation). I have been completely satisfied with the amount of protection this case offers. It is NOT a full plastic hardcase but instead more of a "firmcase". Its sturdy enough to hold its shape under some pressure but with enough pressure it will start to flex. I probably wouldn't purchase this if you NEED a full plastic Pelican style case. I however am perfectly fine with it since I bought this case to protect from water damage, accidental drops, packing in suitcases and to put the majority of dust and wear on the case instead of the headphones which so far its done a great job. Lastly, the zippers are really nice, heavy duty feeling and don't feel like they will crap out anytime soon.

Pros: Fits my Audio Technica ATH-M50x perfectly, with room for the cable. Has protected them during daily carry to and from work. Feels quite sturdy. Con: Terrible zippers. There are two zippers on the case. The zipper pull broke off and rendered one zipper useless after a month of light usage. No problem, I'll just use the other zipper.... That worked until the second zipper literally ripped in half and fell off. Now I'm reduced to sliding the single remaining (half broken) zipper around. If you're using it every day, don't plan on it lasting much more than a year. It's now a huge pain to open and close. One zipper pull breaking was unfortunate, the second zipper ripping in half is inexcusable. I'm really disappointed as I liked the protection the case offered. Despite the zipper issues, I'll give it 3 stars for its protection, something it actually did well.

Ich habe mir das Case für meine Beyerdynamics MMX300 gekauft, da ich auch Unterwegs gerne ein gutes Headset dabei habe. Die mitgelieferte Hülle ist da leider nicht ausreichen, da es nur eine bessere Stofftasche ist. Das Case von Slappa ist gut verarbeitet. Außen ist es mit einer Leder-artigen Schicht bezogen, so das es nicht leicht aus der Hand rutscht. Innen ist es mit einre Samt-artigen Schicht bezogen. Das Case ist allerdings nicht gepolstert! Die Schale des Cases ist so hart, dass sie sich nur schwer eindrücken lässt. Wenn der Reisverschluss geschlossen ist, bietet das Case einen gute Schutz für mein Headset, genau das was ich brauche. UPDATE (25.09.14) Meine AKG K 272 HD passen nicht in das Case. Da ich diese Kopfhörer aber auch nicht in dem Case transportieren will, ändert es nichts an der Bewertung.

Perfect fit for my DT1990 Pro MKII headphones plus Chord Mojo 2 Well built and as compact as it could be without compromising protection

Genial funda rígida para mis AKG K550. Acabado interior muy cuidado y parece muy resistente, ya no tengo miedo de llevármelos en la mochila cuando voy de viaje o a cualquier lado. Quizás se puedan encontrar fundas algo más compactas que aprovechen poder girar el extremo de los auriculares, pero seguro que a costa de que vayan más justos y rozando unas partes con otras.

been using it since over a year now - fits well either of my Beyer 770, Ultrasone 900. i got this for the former since the latter came with a hard case. pretty happy with the case - it is hard, the zipper is good, has soft material insides and i believe will fit in any around ear pair. i however think, it could be made better by providing some pockets to store some accessories. that would make better utilisation of the ample space inside the case. the looks are indeed good. overall - a worthy custodian to any precious pair of headphones.

Love this for protecting my Audiotechnica M50s.