GLCON Earphone Earbud Carrying Case Holder - Lightweight Mini Universal Storage Pouch Bag for Wired Earbuds, Airpods, Bluetooth Headset, Wall Charger Adapter, USB Cable, Cell Phone Accessories - Pink

I got two of these cases (my first time trying these, i would want more but i wanted to test them first) and so far based on first impressions, I am 100% going to get more. Basically I ended up getting deals on Mp3 Players on sale and wanted to get a few cases so when i store them (some models being discontinued but i like them, so I wanted to have backups) they are at least somewhat protected from dings/scratches/etc ...I do have to say that if you dont have a SMALL pair of earbuds ... well i'd pick up a case for my earbuds and another for my music player as trying to get both in THIS case is a bit tight ... I dont think it'd work ... however as long as it fits the player, THAT is what I wanted.I can comfirm with two of my larger mp3 players that the Sansa Fuze+ fits in snuggly but it's like the case was made for it .. a perfect fit. My Victure M5x I did have to put in at a slight angle (it's too tall... say from the bottom of the touchpad to the top of the screen.... sometimes height/width matters how you are holding it, so i explained it like that) but it does fit and dont misunderstand me .. it does fit and it doesn't seem to fit but "is stretching out" the case or anything ... just like maybe 1 or even just 1/2 a centimeter too big for the case to fit in "perfectly snug". I almost didn't try this but typing this review I thought of it ... what about getting the players out?The Fuze+ when flipped over (@ the side of the case it's in and case is open) it falls right out .... the Victure M5X needs help ... but there is room on the left or the right to get my finger under it (you could also use a small PLASTIC tool too... to protect the player from scratches) to pop it right out of the case ... there really isn't any effort even using my finger, but it is that snug that it's likely not going to fall out like the Fuze+ and really I have NO problem with that.Protection wise MAYBE (??? even this) some cases for a few dollars more may have slightly more padding or a layer of padding between the two sides and I do have two of THOSE type cases but for my use-case and being 1/2 the price of those options which i DO like too .... I am HAPPY with these and as I said I already know 100% I have a use-case (no pun) for at least ONE more of these.I can see any cons but if there are any ... maybe i wish it was a little bigger for earbuds or a charging cable (note: about the size .. one of those REALLY small charging cables ... the short kind, COULD probably fit in here better than a pair of earbuds (WITH a player to use them with ... earbuds alone would be fine) ....ALSO I cant speak long term if you plan to open and close the case, regarding how well the zipper lasts long term, but I dont plan on doing that alot ... I just have two touchpad mp3 players that I am keeping as backups and wanted to protect them in draws until i use them.100%, I'd recommend these case, so far.---------------------------------------------Additions I forgot in intial review.- I have to just add that there is no lanyard included even though there is a strap for one to fit in, if you alreeady have one.- Protection wise I dont think anyone should any case like this to be ran over by a car if dropped and not noticed ... that sort of thing. but I think the thickness would protect this from average falls .. it may depend on the height of the fall and also what surface it's hitting but I dont THINK dings and scratches/nicks would happen from a simple fall.- I have a case for my Victure M3 where i can have the headphones sticking out a tiny part of the zipper opening but have it zipped up ... this case at least for my two larger players ... the Fuze+ and the Victure M5x well that would NOT be an option ... a small (say the prior mentioned Victure m3 or maybe something in the sansa Clip form factor, it should not be a problem if you wanted to use it like that with the player in the case and a wire sticking out (or something smaller with BT ... note though ... i am not sure how this case may effect the BT signal, if at all)- One last thing I just thought of while typing this addition ... One of the reasons that sparked looking at cases .. .while i cant use this for walking around (no room for a headphone plug to come out and the player be in the case... was due to my rubber case + strap messing up the Sansa E-Series player that I had it on ... (will no go into details with that) ... I took the e-series and tried it in this case and even with the power button being on the front of the e-series player ... the Sansa E-series being my third "biggest" player .. fits just fine and falls right out when you open the case fully.... so all three of my (realitively speaking) "larger" mp3 players fit fine ... even the one i have to "angle in" is really no problem.

This is the FOURTH case I've bought for a SanDisk 2TB SSD. All the other ones stated in their ads that their cases (around 5-inches x 3-inches) were specifically designed for the thin SanDisk. Not so! The SSD inside those cases, even partly restrained by a single stretch band in the cases, slid around a lot because the cases were far bigger than the drive.I'd given up finding a case for the drive--especially since the SanDisk turns out to have a major manufacturing error that makes it unfit to back up data. But on a whim I ordered this case. It fits the SanDisk snugly--which is what you want to prevent a disk from accelerating hard into the inside hard case during travel or in an accident. See the image difference between a typical case (black with orange band photos) supposedly designed for the SanDisk and this particular case (black, no band inside) that never even mentions the SanDisk. (Sorry, Amazon uploaded the photos in the wrong order; the case advertised for the drive has the orange band inside while the tiny case, the one I'm reviewing, has no band inside to hold the drive.) The cases advertised for the SanDisk have too much free space around the disk. But the small hardshell case (case being reviewed) fits the SanDisk so well you have to gently push the disk into the case. The disk never moves about. Safe to travel.Amazon, please encourage accurate seller advertising.

This case was the perfect size for my Tozo 9 Plus eabuds. It keep the case and earbuds protected. I toss it in my purse or backpack and go. I don't ha e to worry about accidentally bumping or dropping my Tozo's because this case is sturdy and padded. Also the case has a nice pocket inside which is perfect for the little charger cord and a couple of extra ear cushion pieces. I also like that this case was available in several colors and didn't have to settle for the standard boring black case that everyone else seems to sell. I love this earbud case.

Great construction. Excellent materials used and the fine tooth smooth operation of the zipper closure is fantastic and reassuring that it will just work. Nice addition of the mesh separator in the upper lid of this case to store headphones or a Bluetooth transmitter for my MP3 players that fits perfectly in this GLCON case. Highly recommend this hard(ish) shell case, it's near perfect for cost and functionality. Also has a small loop on the case for an easy carabiner clip option.

I use different colors for different sets of small items (meds; lip balm/eye drops; hearing aids). The cases are sturdy so far.

I purchased this to store my status headphone headphones and attached an air tag to it. So far I haven’t had one single problem with it.