Spigen Klasden Designed for Airpods Max Carrying Travel Pouch [Compatible with Smart Case for Sleep Mode] - Charcoal Gray

I bought this case before I even received my headphones and I’m glad I did. The case is a big bulky but very firm and rigid, provides the dependable Spigen-level of protection that they offer with their other products. Highly recommend. The strap ring is also a nice touch if you want to add a carabiner and hang it from a backpack or add a little handle to carry them in your hands

The media could not be loaded. This is the third AirPods Max case that I have purchased and the only one that I like so far. As you’ll see in the video, everything fits nicely the magnetic inside snaps to perfectly. The case shell is a nice thickness and hardness for protection. The handle is actually good quality and having 2 zippers is good. You’ll be tough-pressed to find a better case at any price point.I accidentally stumbled onto Spigen as a brand years ago when I bought a phone case for an android that I had at that time and realized the case was really good quality so I started buying more stuff that Spigen made. I have yet to be let down.

Overall a very sturdy case and does it's job well. I like that it can fit the whole OEM case inside it as well. That being said, the case is too tall to allow the headset to be stored in a collapsed position. You have to pull out the yokes all the way to get the headset to fit perfectly in the case, otherwise it'll put pressure on the mesh canopy which could wear it out over time. This means that if you have a specific position for your headset, you have to readjust it every time you take it out of the case.Adjustment qualms aside, though, the case holds up well. The materials feel premium, and the hardshell case feels durable. I feel confident that if it was squashed in between some luggage, the headset inside would be just fine, though I haven't gone out of my way to test that theory.Pros:- Durable- Quality materials- Reasonable priceCons:- Annoying adjustment necessary to fit the Airpods Max into the case correctly

I don’t really understand all the hate this headphone case receives. For the price asked I personally think this is more than acceptable. It is extremely sturdy and can be thrown into a backpack and more than knocked around a few times with no harm to your very expensive investment nestled inside. The quality is great and yes, it is a bit large and the strap is sort of in a awkward place but it’s not as blown out of proportion as people have made it seem. The headphones themselves are rather large so they do require suitable housing. My only grumble would be that you can’t really store these in the case without that stupid smart attachment because there isn’t any magnets included to support Sleep Mode but you can’t really be upset about that for at least 10% less than what you’ll pay for other, similar cases. I also wouldn’t recommend if your Aipods Max are white, as the inside does look like it is dyed black and could potentially mark up your headband.

This Apple Air Pods Pro case is the bomb. It provides excellent stylish protection. If you can afford an upgrade above the original supplied case- This one has held up excellently, showing no signs of wear at all in more than a year of useage. Well designed and top shelf materials are worth the money, and will less likely come with lower priced cases. For the money invested in Apple high-tech sonic bliss, this is a great protection choice. I can’t find a single thing of concern to report about this item

This case is surprisingly well made for the money. It looks sleek and not bulky. The cord closure inside has a magnetic tab that holds it shut. This closure space is not big enough for a wall plug adapter. It holds your headphones without having to close the head adjustment down. It’s actually the opposite, you must adjust it out some to fit the Apple AirPod max headphones inside.

The Spigen Klasden case is a good budget option case for your AirPods Max. That’s a weird statement to make when you’re talking about a pair of headphones as expensive as the APM are, but you definitely need something more than the infamous case that Apple provides if you’re going to travel with your Max at all.What I like about it…- The Price: t’s consistently one of the more affordable cases on the market.- Size: it isn’t any bulkier than it needs to be. Yes, it will still take up a healthy chunk of your backpack if you’re traveling with them everyday, but it’s on the slimmer side of the cases I’ve seen.What I thought I would like about it but didn’t…- The Storage Compartment: One of the more appealing aspects of the Spigen Klasden for me was the storage compartment that actually has a “lid” that you can open and close. I was very disappointed that the compartment with the lid is almost useless due to how small and compact it is. I was able to get *either* my Lightning to 3.5mm cable or my charging cable in there, but it didn’t really stay shut if I tried to include both. And forgot about a 20W Power Adapter fitting in there. It won’t close if it is in there by itself. For a travel case I want to be able to store my accessories neatly and in an organized and this missed the mark on that.What I dislike about it…- The lack of smart ability to not have to use the Apple “bra” to get the your Max into sleep mode: I didn’t think that this would be a big issue for me. I thought I’d just slip them into the native case and then into the Klasden and I’d be fine. Turns out that gets tedious really quickly. Additionally, my devices would pick up my APM even if they were in the case from a relatively decent distance which is annoying. I would highly recommend going with a case that supports Sleep Mode natively so you can take a step out of the process for when you’re on the go. There are several options here on Amazon for not much more $$$ that offer Sleep Mode support.- The Zipper: This zipper was very rough and not a smooth open at all. I had to give it a bit more oomph than I’d liked to when trying to get to my headphones while traveling.- The Handle: The handle looks very nice, but it’s kind of a pain if you have the case open and want to lay it flat. The way it’s designed would accommodate for a snap on and off option, but they didn’t include that.The bottom line…If your budget is tight for a case this is a perfectly adequate product. I you have a larger budget then given how much of an investment the AirPods Max are to start with, I can’t help but want a more premium product to keep them protected.