Review on Headset Headphones by Sarah Mailyafemail

I wanted to use this travel case with the Soundlink Mini 2 which already had a Moko carrying case and wallet size power bank. I ordered it together with 3 other travel bags of different sizes and designs. This travel case came in 3rd out of 4 I've tried (top choice was the Smatree Smacase B160s Carrying Case for the Bose Soundlink Mini Wireless Mini Speaker (speaker not included)). Here are my highlights: BENEFITS: 1. These foam inserts and sides are designed to be soft and impact resistant while still holding your speaker and accessories in place2. Less than $103. Features a strap for attaching to poles and cables4. It is easy to store as it lies in a flat shape. Cons: 1. I can't install the speaker with a soft silicone case or a leather case2. Even after removing the top and bottom foam pads and cover, I can hardly install the speaker and it deforms the shape of the cabinet. It doesn't seem to have enough height to hold the speaker and protect it adequately3. I can't pack all my accessories in the bag (Moko carrying case which is bigger than Bose soft case, charging dock, power plug + cable, extra power bank and 2ft USB extension cable). I need to cut more holes in the styrofoam to make it work4. The case material is not as durable as I would like for my application. Conclusion: This case didn't work for me since I have a case and additional accessories on the stand and power cord. The body is wide enough, just not high enough.