Design Failure
Takes just a minute to figure out how useless is this make-up powder box. Looks cute at the first glance, but, as mentioned in previous posts, it is absolutely impractical for daily usage. Getting IEMs in and out takes too long and is an annoying process. Rubber molds are nice, but make the box heavy. IEMs don't fit in the mold when cable is turned upside down for over-ear wearing and/or when fitted with large tips.
A cheaper and very simple zip pouch would do a much-much better job.
Some manufacturers include spacious cases to fit a whole kit inside: IEMs, tips, filters, adapters, cleaning tool, e.t.c. You would not want to use such a case to carry around, but it is very conveniently store all necessery stuff in one box at home.
So who is the SA6 case targeted to? - A gadget fetishist, who stores IEMs in a visible place, takes them out once in a while to play around a little and compare to other IEMs/earhones/headphones he/she has in the collection, but almost (never) actually wears them.
How could Sleek Audio approve this design failure?
Luckily they carefully read our comments and note, what customers think. They'll do much better next time, that's for sure.
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