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If you want a hard-shell travel case tailored to Beats Studio Pro, Solo 4, Solo 3 and Studio3 with room for cables and a soft padded lining, choose SQERO Case; if you need a compact, lightweight Marshall Major V/IV/III/II carry bag with a carabiner, shoulder strap and a mesh accessory pocket, choose Hzycwgone Travel Case.
• SQERO Case — biggest strength: Custom-fit dual-layer protection for Beats Studio Pro/Solo 4/Solo 3/Studio3, with an EVA waterproof, impact-resistant shell and a soft padded lining.
• SQERO Case — biggest trade-off: It's built around Beats headphones specifically, so it isn't the right shape for other on-ear models, and the capacity is aimed at headphones plus small accessories rather than a full kit.
• Hzycwgone Travel Case — biggest strength: A compact 16 x 16 x 8 cm polyester/EVA/velvet shell with a built-in carrying strap, an extra carabiner for clipping to a backpack, and a second compartment with a mesh pocket for cables and adapters.
• Hzycwgone Travel Case — biggest trade-off: It's designed for Marshall Major V/IV/III/II, so it won't fit Beats headphones properly, and the slim build means it's meant for the headphones plus a few small extras — nothing bulky.
• Who SQERO Case is for: Beats Studio Pro/Solo 4/Solo 3/Studio3 owners who want a stylish frosted hard shell that keeps their headphones safe and organized.
• Who Hzycwgone Travel Case is for: Marshall Major V/IV/III/II owners who want a light, clip-on carry bag they can hook to a backpack and forget about.
The SQERO Case is, first and foremost, a compatibility play. Its dimensions are customized for Beats Studio Pro, Solo 4, Solo 3 and Studio3 wireless headphones — nothing else. That specificity is the whole point. When a case is built around one family of headphones, the fit is snug rather than "close enough," and the headphones aren't sliding around inside a generic bag every time you pick it up. If you own one of those Beats models and you've ever pulled a scratched pair of headphones out of a loose pouch, you'll understand why that matters.
The protection story is a genuine two-layer setup. The outer shell is EVA — the same foamed material you find in a lot of hard travel cases — and it's both waterproof and impact-resistant. Inside, the lining is soft and padded, so the headphones rest against something gentle rather than a hard plastic wall. That combination of tough outside, soft inside is the design most people should be looking for in a headphone case, and SQERO gets the basics right here.
Then there's capacity. The case holds the headphones themselves, but it also has room for headphone cables, charging cables, a USB adapter and similar small items. In other words, it's not just a shell — it's a small organizer for the accessories that usually end up loose in a bag. The frosted shell texture and smooth lines give it a more designed, less utilitarian look than a plain black box, which is a nice touch if the case lives on your desk as much as in your luggage.
Who should buy it: Beats Studio Pro, Solo 4, Solo 3 or Studio3 owners who want a dedicated hard case with a soft interior, a bit of cable storage, and a look that doesn't scream "generic accessory."
Who should skip it: Anyone with Marshall Major headphones, or with a different on-ear model entirely. The custom dimensions are an advantage for Beats owners and a dealbreaker for everyone else. If your headphones aren't on that list, this isn't your case.
The Hzycwgone Travel Case is the opposite approach: it's built for Marshall Major V, Major IV, Major III and Major II on-ear Bluetooth headphones, and it's designed around being carried rather than stored. At 16 x 16 x 8 cm and roughly 120–130 g, it's a slim, light bag that's meant to travel. The materials are a polyester, EVA and velvet combination — semi-waterproof and shockproof on the outside, with a soft velvet interior that keeps the headphones in place. The zipper is described as strong and smooth, which is the kind of detail that matters more than it sounds like it does; a cheap zipper is usually the first thing to fail on a soft case.
The portability angle is where this case earns its keep. There's a built-in carrying strap plus an extra carabiner, so you can clip it to a backpack, a belt loop or a bag strap and carry it hands-free. For commuters, students or anyone who moves between places with headphones in tow, that's a genuinely useful feature — it turns the case into something you attach rather than something you have to remember to pick up.
Storage-wise, the case has two compartments, and the second one is a mesh pocket for cables, adapters or other small accessories. That's a cleaner solution than tossing a charging cable into the main compartment where it can rub against the headphones. The trade-off is inherent to the slim design: this is a case for headphones plus a few small extras, not for a bulky power bank or a full desk setup.
One thing to note: the listing is for the case only. Headphones and accessories are not included, which is standard for accessory listings but worth saying plainly.
Who should buy it: Marshall Major V/IV/III/II owners who want a light, clip-on carry case with a strap, a carabiner and a separate pocket for cables.
Who should skip it: Beats owners, or anyone whose headphones aren't a Marshall Major model. The slim fit is a feature for the right headphones and a misfit for the wrong ones.
• Best for Beats Studio Pro / Solo 4 / Solo 3 / Studio3 → SQERO Case. The dimensions are customized for exactly those models.
• Best for Marshall Major V / IV / III / II → Hzycwgone Travel Case. Same logic in reverse — the fit is designed around those headphones.
• Best for clip-on, hands-free carrying → Hzycwgone Travel Case. The built-in strap and extra carabiner are made for attaching to a backpack.
• Best for a hard, waterproof outer shell → SQERO Case. EVA construction with an impact-resistant, waterproof outer layer.
• Best for a soft, protective interior → both, in different ways. SQERO uses a padded lining; Hzycwgone uses velvet with a hard shell underneath.
• Best for keeping cables organized → Hzycwgone Travel Case. The dedicated mesh pocket and second compartment separate accessories from the headphones.
• Best for a stylish, less utilitarian look → SQERO Case. The frosted shell texture and smooth lines are clearly a design choice, not an afterthought.
• Best for the lightest possible carry → Hzycwgone Travel Case. Around 120–130 g in a 16 x 16 x 8 cm format.
If I owned Beats Studio Pro, Solo 4, Solo 3 or Studio3, I'd buy the SQERO Case. The custom fit plus the EVA hard shell and padded lining is exactly what a dedicated headphone case should be, and the extra cable capacity means it doubles as a small organizer. If I owned a Marshall Major V, IV, III or II, I'd buy the Hzycwgone Travel Case without hesitating — the strap, carabiner and mesh pocket make it the more practical daily-carry option. In my opinion, the deciding factor here isn't quality, it's which headphones you actually own. Check the current price on Amazon before you commit, but let compatibility make the call.
FAQ
It's designed for Marshall Major V, IV, III and II on-ear headphones, so it isn't the right fit for Beats models. Go with the SQERO Case if you own Beats.
Both are travel-oriented, but in different ways. The Hzycwgone Travel Case is lighter and clips to a backpack with its strap and carabiner, which suits commuting and moving around. The SQERO Case offers a harder EVA shell and more room for cables, which suits packing it inside luggage.
No. Both listings are for the case only — headphones and accessories are sold separately.
Match the case to your headphones first: Beats Studio Pro/Solo 4/Solo 3/Studio3 means SQERO Case; Marshall Major V/IV/III/II means Hzycwgone Travel Case. Everything else — shell type, strap, pocket layout — is secondary to getting the fit right.
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