Shure EAHCASE Fine Weave Hard Pouch for Shure Earphones, Black

This is a nice companion to the case that comes with the Shure SE-846 IEMS! The best earbuds I’ve owned as far as sound and comfort. But the clear plastic case is similar to a Pelican Case and two of these Shure Hard sided square cases will fit in the larger clear plastic case. I keep my earbuds in one and my spare cord, ear cushions, and extra items in the other case. I ordered a few replacement inserts and rubber washers for these incredible sounding IEMs directly from Shure so if I need to replace any of the parts, I can rebuild them on the go. Works good with any Shure IEMs, but the SE-846’s sound remarkable compared to much more expensive models I’ve owned and either sold or still have.I purchased a set of Silver Dragon replacement cables for these and they have made them sound even better. The clear cable is not my favorite as it shows oxidation through the cable as well as the cable starts to yellow. When I bought mine, these where $1,200. Clear was the only model available, but I would rather that I would have been able to buy the red or blue model that’s now available as the actual earpieces start to yellow as well.

This is an exact replacement for the case that comes with the Shure SE846. It's well made and sturdy enough to protect your precious earphones. It's a bit pricey but after spending $1,000 on the earphones, what's $20 more? I have one for my Shure SE846 earphones and another for my Sennheiser IE800 earphones.

I lost my shure soft case then misplaced my Shure SE425's. After locating the earbuds it was time to find them a safe home to live in my backpack when not in use. The EAHCASE is sturdy and has enough room for a loose cord ravel. The only thing preventing these from a 5 star is the lack of carabiner that the soft case has. That way you could lock them to a loop or zipper handle in your backpack w/ out fear of losing the case.

I wanted a sturdy case to keep my RevoNext headphones in. I have a pair in my car for the gym. With all of the other items in the console, I was afraid they would be damaged without a protective case. This one does the trick. If it is raining, then this one should also protect them against any water damage between the building and the car.There is a webbed pocket in the top of the case. The RevoNext headphones use a 2 pin plug. I would order and keep a spare cable in it, but I am afraid the pins will get caught in the mesh.

Needed a new one ~ ordered it :o)It's a good case ... as everyone before me has said this case still needs a little pouch on the inside for tools :o)It's solid, works well ~ It's not exactly a 'hard case' like I could stand on it and not worry about my headphones getting crushed ~ but I have stepped on it several times no problems (no problems = no dent, no pop in / pop out, etc) ...

It does what you think it does, it holds earphones. I found the build quality to be just so so, leaning towards the not well made side. ZIpper is just ok but it works, I dont see it snagging but certainly does not feel smooth. I am just ok with this product, not worth returning but not satisfied with it.

Although this pouch was not exactly what I was expecting, I have used it constantly. In some ways the clamshell design, as opposed to a canvas pouch, works better under rough usage.

After misplacing the case for my beloved SE-535's during a recent trip, I knew I needed to get a replacement - I've had them for 5+ years and want to protect them. While the original oval case did work fine, I always wished it had a place to store an extra pair of ear foams or the cleaning tool.The case is probably slightly bigger than the old oval one I had, but not enough of a difference to be noticable in my laptop bag. It's easy to open and well-made. The cost was a few dollars more than the old case but if I get another five years out of this one, it will be an investment I'm very happy with.