Moondrop Space Travel Leather Case Earbud case for Space Travel TWS Earphone

The Moondrop Space Travel leather case is effective and stylish in its offering. Purchased at $11.99, this case is everything that you would want for a carrying case for your Space Travel. It's small and easily portable. The brown leather is a nice touch, and it looks the part. In honesty, in appearance alone, it looks like it should be more than $11.99. While, I personally never had any issue with the earbuds falling out of the chargeable case, I did worry about dust getting into the case; potentially effecting its ability to charge. Overall, this seems to be effective against that, while at the same time offering a distinct look and a potential conversation piece if you have this sitting out on your desk. At its small size, this can easily fit in a coat or pant pocket without feeling out of place or consuming too much space. The same could be said if you place this on your desk. It's nice to look at and has a good enough look to be its price. So far, I have had no issue with its quality and its durability. It has been great product for my Moondrop Space Travel earbuds.

The Moondrop Space Travel Leather Case offers a stylish and protective home for your Moondrop Space Travel earbuds. Crafted from what appears to be quality leather, it adds a touch of premium aesthetic to your audio setup. This case is specifically designed for a snug fit, ensuring your earbuds are secure and protected from everyday bumps and scratches. It's a great accessory for those who appreciate both form and function in their earbud protection.

This charger case is nearly perfect, and makes the experience of owning my Moondroop Travelers better overall. I have dealt with base charging case falling and having to go searching for my earbuds all over the floor and under my bed, but with this case everything is firmly in place. The magnet is very secure, but not so much so that it hard to open. The leather build of the case is also solid and nice to the touch. There is only one issue, that being the cutout at the bottom so that you can charge your earbuds with the case on. It’s just slightly smaller than what seems to be the average size of a USB-C cable, meaning if your chargers’ plastic bit that meets the cable and metal is a little too thick, you’ll need to take the case off to charge your device. Which sucks because half the time my earbuds have gotten dislodged from the charger bed was during charging. I had to go through all the USB-C cables I owned before I eventually found one that fit through the case (it was an older Apple one what connected to a laptop charger block I think), but if you don’t happen to have something, you’ll need to go and buy another cable.

The designers of Moondrop Earbuds go out of their way to make the product more and more frustrating. Therefore, you have to buy this case, it's not even an option. I love it. It is indeed genuine cowhide. Don't pay attention to negative reviews; their expectations are unreasonable, if not bizarre. Perfect product.

Beautiful,stylish and functional but shove the cable through the hole first it might need widening,I managed just pushing it through and letting it form on the plug a few minutes,very pleased with it, it's really nice necessary? No,but it adds a little bit of refinement to budget IEMs

Fits the earphones that are meant for it. Material feels high quality and does what it needs to do. The case has holes for led indicator and a hole for the charge port so you never have to take out the earphones from the case.

Had a great fit, and for the price, build quality was solid, no complaints.

Received mine and it arrived in perfect shape, no apparent damage.The case is a very snug fit with the charging case, it took quite a bit of pushing to slide it in all the way. The construction is thick and surprisingly bulky, and I think it'll do an okay job of keeping scratches off of the charging case. However, it does leave quite a bit of plastic exposed on the sides, and it has an opening for the USB-C charging port at the bottom, so don't expect it to protect against lint or anything that could get into the nooks and crannies.I mostly bought this hoping that it would offer an additional safeguard against my earbuds coming loose and rattling around inside of my bag. Whilst this hasn't been a problem yet, I still felt that a case would be a good idea, just in case. However, the flap that closes the case up *barely* manages to close, like the charging case inside is too big for it. Furthermore, the magnet clasp is extremely weak and a gentle flick of the wrist (like a "shoo" motion) while holding the case is enough to open it.Aesthetically, it's okay. I don't really need it to be pretty so long as it works well (not that it works particularly well), but it's a shame that it doesn't retain the "space travel" theme of the earbuds and charging case, as I find the look to be rather appealing. This case isn't nice enough to be useful, and it isn't stylish enough to be an aesthetic bonus, either. It looks like a leather tool roll you might keep some chisels in.All told, I find it tough to recommend this case. I will still likely use it just to ward off scratches, but it adds a lot of bulk and doesn't close properly enough to be a very practical accessory. The earbuds are still a great value, but for a case that costs almost half of the price of the Space Travel themselves, it's honestly probably a better idea to buy a second pair of earbuds in case something happens to your original set instead of buying this case. It may be unfair of me to expect a lot for 10 dollars, but I associate Moondrop with a good value for money, and this is the first time I've felt that the money spent really wasn't worth it.