ProCase Headphone Travel Case, EVA

For people who carry over-ear headphones in a backpack, work bag, or suitcase, this ProCase hard case adds a more structured way to store them between uses. It’s a great fit if you want room for small audio accessories, too.

The case is listed for a range of Sony headphones and the Bose 700, along with several other models. AirPods Max are included in the fit list only without the attached Smart Case.

If you prioritize protection and organized storage, this style makes more sense than a thin sleeve, if you prefer the smallest possible carry option, a soft pouch may take up less room. The case is sold on its own, not with headphones or cables.

Getting the most from it

Use the separate storage case for a USB cable or audio connection cable, and keep the two dust covers over the headphones when they’re stored. That’s a practical setup for packing a pair into luggage: headphones stay in the main compartment, while loose cables have a designated place instead of collecting around the earcups.

The exterior is water-resistant EVA, with a soft lining and anti-shock bubble padding inside. Together, those materials are intended to buffer everyday bumps and help protect against scratches and spills. Water-resistant does not mean waterproof, though, so this isn’t a substitute for keeping the case away from heavy rain or immersion. A 360-degree zipper opens around the case, and the handle gives you another way to carry it without holding it under your arm.

Why it’s worth it

The useful difference here is the combination of a shaped hard exterior and small-item storage. A basic fabric sleeve is simpler to pack, but it doesn’t offer the same kind of structured barrier against pressure from other items in a bag. This case suits travelers who want their headphones separated from chargers, keys, and other gear, while still having the cable compartment and dust covers close at hand.

The tradeoff is that a hard case has a defined footprint rather than folding down when empty. Its listed dimensions are 9.4 x 8.6 x 2.3 inches, so it’s worth comparing those measurements with the space you have in your everyday bag. On the spec sheet, it’s described as lightweight and compact, but no weight is provided.

At a glance

• Fit list: Several Sony over-ear models, Bose 700, QuietComfort 35 II, and AirPods Max without the attached Smart Case
• Protection: Water-resistant hard EVA exterior, soft lining, and anti-shock bubble padding
• Storage: Separate case for USB and audio connection cables, plus two dust covers
• Carry details: 360-degree zipper and handle
• Dimensions: 9.4 x 8.6 x 2.3 inches
• Included: Carrying case and two dust covers, headphones and accessories are not included

Check the exact headphone model against the listed fit before choosing. The description names many models, but it doesn’t give interior measurements or explain how a snug fit varies between them.

Should you buy it?

It may not suit you if your main goal is the least bulky way to carry headphones, or if you need a waterproof case. The fixed dimensions and water-resistant—not waterproof—construction make those important distinctions.

For someone who regularly packs headphones with a USB or audio cable, the separate storage and dust covers make the layout more useful than a plain protective shell. Choose it when its fit list includes your model and the case’s stated dimensions work for your bag, look elsewhere if your headphones are not listed or you need a softer, more space-saving option.