Computer Headsets Headphone Storage Bag, Wired/Wireless Headset Lightweight Case Soft Neoprene Cover Travel Carrying Pouch for Jabra Evolve 20 30 40 65 75 Plantronics Blackwire 3210 3220 3320 CS510

I have a basic set of wireless headphones that I currently use for the gym, but they did not come with a cover or case to protect them during transport inside my gym bag. Thankfully, this headphone storage bag from the Weatwo brand does its job brilliantly in protecting my headphones from the elements.This product is very well made and crafted, while promoting an aura of durability and longevity at each use. The material is light enough to not make the product so heavy in weight, but thick enough to protect my headphones from damage from other items that roll around inside my gym bag such as weight belts and metal grips. The pocket inside the storage bag is perfect for housing my headphones' charging cable and other device dongle cables depending on which device I take to the gym on a particular day.So far, this has been a great product and value since I have been using it full time. I will definitely recommend this product for those of you with headphones or other listening devices that did not already include their own storage bag. This one will fill your needs perfectly.

This is a soft neoprene zipper pouch that fits my noise canceling headphones. The price at $18.99 seems high for what it is. Many hard sided cases on Amazon are the same or less. I wanted something for my headphones to go into, but still not be any larger than the headphones. I need to protect the headphones and fit into my personal item/ carry on when I fly later this summer. For my purposes, this bag worked perfectly. If my headphones did not fold, with at least one ear piece folding in, they would not fit inside this bag. The last photo shows the bags distorted shape once the headphones were inside.As I first stated this is just a zipper pouch, and nothing else. The seller says it’s waterproof, although I have not checked. I don’t particularly like brands that put their name across something when they are not the “brand to have” or an elite brand but I knew that when I ordered, so I’m not deducting based on the name being in bright red across the front of the bag.I only rate 5 stars when something is a steal at the current price, at the top of its class, or phenomenal quality. This bag is not any of those. My scoring actually put this at a 3.5 stars but I do round up - so this gets a 4 star rating.I hope my experience, thoughts and opinions help someone else searching to find the right items for their needs.

I ordered this Headset Storage Bag for the bone conducting neckband earbuds that I use regularly for running. This case is perfect for travel, allowing me to keep the headphones, charging cable, and additional ear plugs together in one neat bag with a sturdy zipper ensuring everything stays inside. The inner pocket is great for smaller items and the main compartment is large enough for both my neckband earbuds and the armband I use for wearing my phone while running. I like the waterproof neoprene and extra cushioning to protect my headset. The carrying strap makes it easy to hold onto. I recommend this item.

This case is just what I was looking for, something flexible yet protective for traveling with folding noise-canceling headphones. While not as protective as a hard case, it is nowhere near as bulky, making it very easy to pack into a carry-on or backpack.The neoprene material is durable and the storage pocket on the inside keeps small adapters and wires together, pretty much everything you'd want in a travel case.

I tried to store my standard stereo headphones in this case and it just would not fit. The material is pretty stretchy but not enough to accommodate full size phones. Perhaps a set for a child or young lady might fit but if you are looking for a good case for your Soundpeats Space headphones or any other full size units keep looking unless you don't mind scrunching the headset into this small case (not recommended).

I bought a tacky-looking (but inexpensive) Beats headphone from a co-worker who runs live discount sales and wanted something to keep them in so they don't get tangled up with other stuff in my backpack. This slightly stretchy neoprene-ish zipper bag perfectly fits the bill.- The bag's durability is unknown, but will likely equal or exceed the life of the headphones kept therein.- The bag's size easily accommodates the Beats headphones and there's plenty of room for a charging or other cable if wanted.- The bag's got a little grab strap for pulling it out of a drawer, backpack, or hanging-up.- The bag is refreshingly plain and therefore doesn't draw a lot of attention to itself.- Zipper and stitching quality appear sound.Five Stars because this bag does exactly what it's seller declares it will do. High-quality and inexpensive. I would have paid money for this item and unhesitatingly recommend it to anyone seeking something in which to keep their headphones.

This a a really solid product for storage - keeping your headphones and charging / rc jack all in one place. The Tozo HT2's are pretty big, so knowing they fit means they should fit most "foldable" headphone sets. I have a pair of Sony WH-100XM4s and they fit no problem as well. But having the Sony's (that came with a case) did clue me in to how flimsy a neoprene case would be. The Sony's have a hard case - and while that case may not have the same waterproof rating, having something a little sturdier would make me feel more comfortable for packing for long trips. The Tozo's were about 1/5th the spend as the Sony's so I'm not as concerned with them being damage, but I definitely wouldn't trust my Sony's in there at the bottom of a backpack. Just food for thought.Overall they're a good value, and as long as you're okay with no "sturdy" protection, this case will do the job nicely.