Maximum compatible headphones dimensions (case inside): 7.6 x 6.4 x 2.7 inches. Compatible with many wired / wireless headphones.
Engineered ultra-hard shell protects against drops, impacts or crushes. Soft inner maximize headphones protective in the case.
Internal mesh pocket conveniently stores cables, cords, chargers, AMP, earpads, adapters and other accessories.
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Compatible with eKids Frozen2, Fingerlings, CaptainMarvel, Barbie, MinnieMouse, JoJoSiwaBow, HelloKitty, DisneyFrozen2, CuteGirls, CaptainAmerica, AvengersAssembleMarvelComic, AliceThroughTheLookingGlass, iClever HS14, BTH03 case. A good replacement or upgrade of the original headphones case.
Compatible with HyperX Cloud Mini case. If the case doesn’t fit or break within one year, please contact us.
