Carry case quality

The fabric/textured charging case is widely perceived as premium with a satisfying closure and solid construction. Several reviews note it can be bulkier than some competitors, while others praise magnetic alignment and overall tactile quality.

Sturdy hardcover case with a red velvet interior and accessory pouch protects the headphones well and packs neatly for travel.

The included carry case is frequently highlighted as one of the best in class: compact, sturdy/rigid, and premium-feeling, with design touches like a magnetic flap/compartment to secure cables. Several reviewers explicitly compare it favorably to Sony and Bose cases, describing it as more robust and expensive-looking. Overall, the case is a consistent point of praise and contributes to the product’s premium feel.

The included zippered hard-shell case is repeatedly praised as compact yet protective, with a contoured interior and pockets that keep cables organized. Several reviewers contrast it favorably with bulkier or less protective competitors’ cases, making it particularly travel-friendly.

The carry case is large, hard, and protective, prioritizing safeguarding the headphones over compact travel convenience. Multiple reviews describe it as premium and sturdy, and worth using to protect such an expensive headphone despite the added bulk.

The sturdy, teardrop shaped carry case feels protective and upscale, neatly housing the headphones for daily carry and travel, though fitting them inside with the included dustbag can feel a bit tight.

The smart touchscreen case is the defining feature: it acts as a control center and adds capabilities beyond typical charging cases. Reviewers love the functionality but frequently note the case is bulky/heavy, and a few mention UI or brightness quirks.

The case is compact and pocketable while adding practical extras like a built-in speaker and lanyard loop, plus multiple recharges for the earbuds. Its smooth, small design can be easy to misplace or fumble, but Find My features help mitigate that risk.

A sturdy, protective hard case with a convenient magnetic latch/clasp and room for cables; faster to open than a zipper case, though still somewhat bulky in smaller bags.

The hard case is repeatedly praised for being compact, protective and travel-ready with storage for cables, and some reviewers call it among the best in class for balancing padding and size; however, multiple long-term notes warn the contoured fit can press on an ear cushion if stored carelessly, leaving a small foam divot.

Compact, pocketable case that feels sturdy with strong magnets and helpful touches like a pairing button; flat-bottom stability is nice, but the smooth finish can make grabbing the buds tricky for some.

The included case is generally seen as protective and well-organized, often described as a rigid/hardshell fabric design with pockets/loops for accessories. Some reviewers find it compact versus earlier Sennheiser packaging, while others still call it somewhat large; overall it is usually rated as travel-ready and secure.

The included hard case is widely seen as sturdy and protective, with some mentions of thoughtful storage (such as a cable pocket). The main downside is size: it’s robust but not especially compact.

The included case is generally described as protective and premium-feeling with organized storage for cables, but its size is also criticized because the headphones only fold flat. Some reviews note refinements like a flatter shape and better compartments, while still acknowledging it can take up more space than prior-generation cases.

The case is compact and feature-rich with speaker and touch pairing, but the glossy finish can scratch and total case battery capacity is lower than the prior generation.

Case is compact and pocket-friendly with a status LED; materials feel premium to some but a bit plasticky to others, and it lacks wireless charging and sometimes weather sealing.

The molded hardshell case feels sturdy and protective with an internal pocket and magnetic cable storage, and while it is slim and well made it still occupies more space in a bag than the most compact travel cases.

The compact soft zip case is widely appreciated for saving space and adding cable pockets, with some reviewers calling it among the most travel-friendly cases they’ve used, but it offers less rigid protection than hard-shell competitors and can be a bit tight or fiddly to load.

A protective hard or zippered case is usually included and helps travel durability, but internal organization varies and some reviewers consider the case more basic or downgraded versus earlier models.

The case is generally sturdy with good retention and wireless charging support, but its bulk and the earbuds’ sometimes-fiddly removal are common complaints. The case is also noted as not waterproof.

The slim case is protective and travel-friendly, but opinions vary: some like the flat hard protection, others dislike the outer material/zipper details, and limited folding can make overall pack size feel larger than expected.

Case is generally compact and pocketable for the class, but several reviewers want stronger magnets/pins or a more secure lid; minor complaints include rattling, a plain look, and scuff/scratch susceptibility.

The compact case is stylish, but lid/hinge security is a recurring complaint—some report the case can open easily in a bag and spill earbuds.

Included storage is a soft pouch or cloth/zip bag with compartments for the dongle, mic, and cables, which is convenient for packing but offers less crush protection than a hard case.

The case is compact and pocketable with a distinctive transparent lid, but usability varies. Some found it solid and convenient, while others reported it’s clunky to open one-handed and requires careful alignment to dock the buds.

Case is frequently criticized for being large/clunky and sometimes hard to grab earbuds from, and it may feel less premium than the buds themselves; positives include wireless charging and battery level reporting in the app.

The included smart case mainly covers the ear cups and triggers low power mode but offers limited physical protection, leaving the headband exposed and pushing many owners toward bulkier third party cases for real travel use.