carrying case compatible with Sennheiser HD 650 HD 660S HD 660S2 HD600 Massdrop X HD 6XX HD58X Jubilee HD580 and HD565 headphones. Ultimate protection/Easy transport

This is a very nice case for my Drop HD6xx, with plenty of space to hold both the headphones and my IFI Hip DAC 2 and its associated cables. The carry handle is nice, and the shape of the case is such that it doesn't take up too much space. The case seems robust - I haven't stress-tested it but it seems like it would stand up to a fair bit of punishment and still protect your headphones. The only minor frustration is that the zipper is on the tight side and can catch on the corners. Recommended.

Bought this case to protect and travel with my Sennheiser HD 650. Fits perfectly. Very nice quality to the build of the case. Definitely recommend.

Bought this case for HD660S2s I picked up on Cyber Monday; I was surprised to see that they only give you a soft drawstring bag instead of a proper case even though it's a $400 headphone ($600 normally). The case is sturdy, holds my headphones nicely, and the manufacturer sent me a message asking to let him know if anything is wrong with the product; you don't see stuff like that much these days and it's very appreciated. My only nitpick is that the zipper likes to get hung up on the bottom "corners" of the case (as pictured); maybe round them out a little more in the next revision. All in all, this is as good of a case as any and if the badge read "Sennheiser" instead of "Accessory House Global", I'd believe it.

This is a solid well built case.

When trying to zip it a certain way, the handles just slide off. Also it eventually broke. Otherwise fine for HD650s.

Fits my Sennheiser 58x with ease and room to spare. Good quality, and zipper and padding all looks solid. The one caveat is that i found a potential point of failure in the hard shell case. If you press down really hard in the middle near the bottom the case will buckle and cave in (will bounce back ofc. This is not a huge problem, as you literally have to squish it into your bag with a really pointy object for there to be any problem (which sounds dumb is a problem with the user not the product), other than that the case is very hard and sturdy, the shape is designed such that the rest is designed very hard and strong to protect this small weak point (which again should be very hard to actually reach when in your bag). For the average user, this is probably a steal.

These fit my Sennheiser/Massdrop HD6xx's well - if I remove the cable from the headphones. There's not really a way to make enough space at the bottom for wire strain relief if you don't.There's also plenty of room to insert a Fosi Audio SK02 DAC & headphone amplifier, a balanced audio cable (in addition to the regular cable),I really like the handle - it makes it much more comfortable to carry this otherwise large case (and headphones)The hook & loop strap is a great idea - especially for distance travel, as it can keep your expensive vans from falling out should a curious child open them.On the other hand, the "hook" part itself is completely unbacked (nothing is sewn to the back of it), which looks & feels really sloppy.As others have said: the bottom "corners" offer a sudden "stop" to both zipping and unzipping, which requires significant force to overcome.All in all, it's a mixed bag: there are many things I really like - the protection, handle, and inner strap. Some things aren't ideal because it's a generic case that doesn't happen to work perfectly for my cans. Others are irritating, but livable.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Hold my Sennheiser HD-600 perfectly. Its large enough I don't have to reset the head adjustments. Plenty of extra room for cables or mini Dacs/amp like the Qudelix-5K fits in there no problem.