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If you want a lightweight, grey EVA shell built specifically around Beats Solo3, Solo2 and Beats Studio Pro with a mesh pocket for cables, choose ZUJFPL EVA Hard Case; if you need a purple, high-density EVA case with a 1680D outer fabric, a hand strap and wider Beats compatibility including Solo 4 and Studio3, choose Aproca Purple Headphone Case.
• ZUJFPL EVA Hard Case — biggest strength: purpose-built fit for Beats Solo3, Solo2 and Beats Studio Pro, plus a dedicated accessory grid in the lid and a semi-waterproof, dustproof, shockproof EVA shell.
• ZUJFPL EVA Hard Case — biggest trade-off: grey sports styling only, no strap or buckle hardware, and no listed support for Beats Solo 4 or Beats Studio3.
• Aproca Purple Headphone Case — biggest strength: high-density EVA with 1680D material, a mesh accessory pocket, a comfortable hand strap and a D-shaped buckle, with the widest Beats model list of the two.
• Aproca Purple Headphone Case — biggest trade-off: purple striped styling only, and the listing is a case only — nothing else is included.
• Choose ZUJFPL if you own Solo2, Solo3 or Studio Pro and want a simple, lightweight case you can drop in a backpack or carry by the handle.
• Choose Aproca if you own Solo 4 or Studio3 (or plan to upgrade), or if you want a strap-and-buckle carry setup and the extra durability of 1680D fabric.
The ZUJFPL EVA Hard Case is a straightforward protective shell. It's made of high-quality EVA material and described as semi waterproof, shockproof and dustproof, with a stated purpose of guarding Beats Solo3, Solo2 and Beats Studio Pro Bluetooth headphones against impact, dust and scratches. That's the whole pitch, and honestly, that's what most people need from a headphone case: something that stops a backpack full of keys, chargers and a water bottle from wrecking a pair of on-ear headphones.
The dimensions are given as 7.7 inches long, 6.1 inches wide and 3.5 inches high. That's a compact footprint for an on-ear headphone, which matters if you're squeezing it into a carry-on or a laptop bag. The design detail I like most is the independent grid space on the lid. It's made for cables and chargers, so your charging cable isn't rattling around loose against the earcups. Small thing, but it's the difference between a case that protects and a case that just contains.
Portability is handled two ways: it's light enough to slide into a suitcase or backpack, and there's a handle if you'd rather carry it in hand. The shell is listed as nylon with a grey, sports-themed finish, and the water resistance level is described as water repellent — so light rain and spills are a non-issue, though I wouldn't treat it as a dry bag.
Who should buy it: anyone with Beats Solo2, Solo3 or Studio Pro who wants a lightweight, no-fuss hard shell with a spot for cables, and who prefers a plain grey look over something louder. Who should skip it: anyone with Beats Solo 4 or Beats Studio3, since those models aren't on the compatibility list, and anyone who wants a strap or buckle for carrying the case hands-free.
The Aproca Purple Headphone Case leans harder into materials. It's built from high-density EVA plus 1680D material, which is the kind of heavyweight woven fabric used where abrasion resistance matters. Aproca's own framing is durability and long-lasting performance, and the combination of a hard EVA shell with a 1680D outer layer is a sensible way to get there. The enclosure material is listed as ethylene vinyl acetate, with a purple, striped pattern.
Compatibility is the real differentiator. Aproca lists this case for Beats Studio Pro, Beats Solo 4, Beats Solo3 and Beats Studio3 wireless on-ear headphones. That's the broader list of the two, and it's the one that covers the newer Solo 4 and the older Studio3 — two models the ZUJFPL sheet doesn't mention.
The practical design details are where this case pulls ahead for daily carrying. There's a comfortable hand strap and a D-shaped buckle, so you can loop it onto a bag rather than hold it. Inside, a specially made mesh pocket holds accessories. The zipper is a smooth but strong double zipper, which is easier to open and close than a single pull, especially one-handed. Aproca describes the protection as preventing damage or scratches from accidental bumping and dropping, keeping the device secure while travelling or outdoors.
Side-by-Side: Which Should You Choose?
• Best fit for Beats Solo 4 or Studio3 → Aproca Purple Headphone Case. ZUJFPL's compatibility list stops at Solo2, Solo3 and Studio Pro.
• Best fit for Beats Solo2 → ZUJFPL EVA Hard Case. Solo2 appears on the ZUJFPL compatibility list and not on Aproca's.
• Best for material durability → Aproca Purple Headphone Case. High-density EVA plus 1680D fabric is the more heavy-duty material story.
• Best for carry options → Aproca Purple Headphone Case. Hand strap and D-shaped buckle versus a plain handle.
• Best for cable organization → ZUJFPL EVA Hard Case. The lid grid is built specifically for cables and chargers; Aproca uses a mesh pocket instead.
• Best for a low-profile look → ZUJFPL EVA Hard Case. Grey, sports-themed and plain, versus purple with a striped pattern.
• Best for light rain and dust → ZUJFPL EVA Hard Case. It's explicitly listed as semi waterproof, dustproof and water repellent.
• Best for zipper convenience → Aproca Purple Headphone Case. The double zipper is designed for easier opening and closing.
In my opinion, the Aproca Purple Headphone Case is the safer buy for most people. The wider Beats compatibility list — Solo 4 and Studio3 included — means it's less likely to be the wrong case if you upgrade or own more than one pair, and the 1680D fabric, hand strap, D-buckle and double zipper are all features I'd actually use. The ZUJFPL case is a solid, lighter alternative if you own Solo2, Solo3 or Studio Pro, want the lid grid for cables and prefer grey. If you're on the fence and your model is on both lists, I'd go Aproca for the hardware and materials.
No. ZUJFPL lists Beats Solo2, Solo3 and Beats Studio Pro only. If you own Solo 4, the Aproca case covers it.
No. Aproca states clearly that this is an empty case only, and that items shown in photos are for illustration and not included.
Aproca, in my opinion, because of the hand strap and D-shaped buckle. ZUJFPL gives you a handle for carrying in hand, which is fine but less flexible.
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