The AMOLED touchscreen case is one of the most praised features, offering useful phone-free access to battery, playback, EQ, spatial settings, and more. Its size and reversed left/right docking orientation...
Pros: Instrument separation, Multipoint connectivity reliability
Cons: Noise isolation (passive)
The rigid fitted case is widely praised for protecting the headset, batteries, dock, mic, and accessories. It feels suitably premium, although its large footprint makes it less travel-friendly than it...
Pros: Codec support, Packaging quality
Cons: Multipoint connectivity reliability, Replaceable ear plates
The leather case is sturdy, protective, and notably nicer than typical included cases. It makes storage safer even though the headphone itself is not ideal for travel.
Pros: Overall satisfaction, Glasses and hat compatibility
Cons: Travel friendliness, Sound leakage
The hard case was widely praised as protective, sturdy, premium or a major upgrade, though one review still noted its bulk.
Pros: Battery, Detachable cable convenience
Cons: Active noise cancellation, Transparency mode quality
The handled magnetic case is practical and protective, but opinions on its handbag-like shape and larger footprint are divided.
Pros: Microphone noise reduction, Multipoint connectivity reliability
Cons: Water/sweat resistance rating, Gaming performance
The case is usually praised as compact, pocketable, sturdy, and convenient, with strong magnets in one test. A few caveats appear around seating the buds correctly and the case lacking...
Pros: Android compatibility, Multi-platform compatibility
Cons: Auracast support, Active noise cancellation
The drawstring pouch is useful, compact, and sometimes described as premium. It protects against basic bumps but is not a rigid travel case.
Pros: Multipoint connectivity reliability, Codec support
Cons: aptX, Smart Pause performance
The soft-lined rolltop bag is roomy, padded, and easy to clip onto another bag. It protects against scratches, though travelers wanting crush protection may prefer a hard case.
Pros: Treble clarity, Instrument separation
Cons: Codec support, Headband adjustability
The touchscreen case is useful for quick settings, battery checks, and pairing, and many owners like it more than expected. Critics call it bulky, gimmicky, plastic-feeling, or awkward to use.
Pros: Maximum volume clarity, Noise isolation (passive)
Cons: Apple H2 chip support, Treble clarity
The touchscreen case is both the signature feature and a recurring source of complaints. Many loved controlling modes from the case, but lag, freezes, scratches, bulk, and durability worries show...
Pros: Microphone noise reduction, Stability
Cons: Lossless audio support, Spatial audio
Case opinions were mixed: some praised pocketability, texture, wireless charging support, and build, while others disliked the taller or awkward shape and weak-feeling magnets.
Pros: Maximum volume clarity, Audio-video sync accuracy
Cons: Sidetone adjustment quality, Software/setup simplicity
Case feedback varies from compact and pocketable to boxy, bulky, or thick, with one review praising its accessory-style appeal.
Pros: Transparency mode quality, Maximum volume clarity
Cons: Active noise cancellation, Spatial audio
The included pouch was a recurring weakness, with multiple reviewers wanting a hard-shell case instead.
Pros: Smart Pause performance, Wear detection performance
Cons: Water/sweat resistance rating, Wind noise handling
A reviewer wanted a travel case, noting the headset did not come with one.
Pros: Spatial audio, Positional audio accuracy
Cons: Carry case quality, Detachable microphone convenience
One reviewer specifically faults the lack of a bag or hard case given the number of included cables and adapters.
Pros: Maximum volume clarity, Connectivity versatility
Cons: Carry case quality, Xbox compatibility
Carry case quality is poor because the full review notes that no carry case or dustbag is included.
Pros: Audio-video sync accuracy, Battery
Cons: Carry case quality, Maximum volume clarity