Linsoul TIN HiFi Portable PU Leather Storage Case for Tin Audio T2 T3 T2 PRO Earphones (Brown)

I’ve been using this for a few months now, and am extremely happy with it. It’s large enough to let me fit my IEMs in without cramming, but still compact. The mesh pocket in the lid lets me carry an extra adapter; the magnetic closure opens easily when I want it to, and holds securely otherwise.

It's a solid case, it fits into basically any bag I have, it doesn't come loose easy, it gently makes sure that it is secure when it is closed... It's pretty good! Just be sure to wrap your wires properly, so that you don't accidentally ruin them! Just a general tip.

This is a nice case. There’s enough room to store the iems comfortably. Feels sturdy enough to take on the go.

With some adjusting the monitors fit. But the big is too big.

Excellent product

There's not much to say, so I'll keep it short:Has a very convincing leather feel and look, without looking try-hard. The closing mechanism is nice and tight, and the strap for the net pouch is extra tight (probably too much so, but at least it will last.In terms of how competitive it is, I would argue that it really isn't t, especially since the Tin branding is so conspicuous as to make the exclusive to their IEM's; but there's an unspoken sense of pride when you place your higher end Tins in a case they deserved to come in from the get go (the P1 Max's come in the same pouch as the $30 C2's; come on, guys).TLDR, if you have some Tin's you love, buy them a nice place to live.

Amazon cannot split the reviews into mutli categories where they belong for some reason, so I have to write a 2 in 1 review. I apolgize for taking points away from an otherwize perfect product. Until it is fixed this seems somewhat fair in an Amazon way i guess...Review follows this review, that of which is for the very nice TinHiFi Case. This first review is for the second order I placed later on in later August for the Ziigaat case which is the black "leather" faux.It looks very nice by the pictures in the descriptions and if you've bought the Ziigaat earphones that have included the case that looks so much like this case and are expecting that case, you will be very badly let down. If you look at my included pictures, in the first picture of the "Ziigaat" case you can see that the logo is fading right off from it and when I received mine I noticed first thing that it felt so flimsy and weak that I would not use it to store even my lowest cost set of earphones. It just continues to look and feel bad from there on. The zipper feels awful too, it pulls hard, as if they used the cheapest thing they could find on hand and put it in. It feels like it will break after several zips/pulls. Either it is a knock-off of the original case or it is just not even meant to be the same thing. I would however be happy to pay more for the case that is included with the upper tier earphones from Ziigaat and this is not it. This is the iron-on DIY version that someone made in their basement. Definitely a return and "no" for a recommendation.~~~~~Review follows for TinHiFi case 5 stars or earned 25/5 actual ~~~~~This is a very high quality case! It fits most earphones that I have tried to put in it without much room for anything else though. It us easy to use as there are no zippers it's performance seems great as there are no zippers to replace as it is held closed by strong magnets. Money per value ratio meet my standards by a long ways and I have no regrets as I think it looks great and has a somewhat retro look to the protein(fake) leather and it is very protective.I hope I've been helpful.

I bought these to store some IEMs for when I travel. The box looks really nice and solid, the magnetic mechanism works like a charm and the inside is nicely lined to protect my earbuds. It is a perfect size for my needs and portability.