Apple’s $249 AirPods Pro 2 It’s been a while since launch, but we’ve seen cases designed to help protect the new charging case, while still allowing you to take advantage of the lanyard ring and the new speaker.
Apple can locate your second-generation AirPods Pro if you lose your wireless connection headphone charging case or both, but protecting your purchased device from accidental drops and scratches is still up to you.
Below you’ll find our top picks for cases to help you keep your AirPods Pro safe and sound good, as well as an extra lanyard so you never lose the buds. his new.
$29.99 $18.99 at Amazon
Spigen’s AirPods Pro 2 Ultra Hybrid Case is completely transparent and comes with a circular carabiner for easy attachment to your belt loop or the inside hook of your backpack. There’s still a cutout for the new lanyard loop on the AirPods Pro 2 case, and according to Spigen’s website, the case will still work with the wireless charger.
$18.99 at Amazon
Looking for something a bit sturdier than the Ultra Hybrid? The AirPods Pro Spigen Rugged Armor case looks a lot like Spigen Solid armor give iPhone 14″, just smaller. Rugged Armor is black and has a matching carabiner. The case is a combination of plastic and silicone that will provide a lot of protection for your AirPods Pro.
From $29.90 at Dbrand
Dbrand is primarily known for its interface that offers minimal protection but plenty of personalization. However, Dbrand’s AirPods Pro 2 case looks great. It’s military-grade impact resistant but not overly bulky, and comes with one thing every AirPods Pro case should have: a built-in disassembly tool. I’m always afraid I’ll break my case, my AirPods, or both when I try to remove a case. Oh, and you can still choose your own design to spice up the look of the case.
$24.95 at Spot
Speck’s Presidio Clear Case will ensure you can still see your engraved AirPods Pro charging case while adding an extra layer of protection. Don’t bother with getting your own lanyard for the new charging case, as Speck didn’t provide a cutout for it. However, there is a clip of the carrying case that you can use to replace it.
$24.95 at Spot
The Speck Presidio case with soft coating is black, although the listing calls it black with bright silver. However, the outside of the case has a coating that makes it smooth and soft to the touch. One downside is that it looks like the case doesn’t have a cutout for the charging case’s lanyard loop, but it does include a carabiner of its own which should suffice.
$15.99 at Amazon
For something even more affordable, check out the Elago Clear Case. For $16, you’ll get a transparent carrying case and a strip of adhesive used to hold the top of the box to your AirPods Pro charging case. It’s a minimal case that will definitely get the job done and there’s nothing wrong with that.
$12.95 at Apple
Apple only lists a single accessory for the second-generation AirPods Pro on its website, and it’s not a carrying case. Instead, the Incase Lanyard looks like a great option for keeping the AirPods Pro connected to your backpack or just giving you something to hold on to during your workout. The clip-on lanyard makes it easy to attach the lanyard to things like belt loops or backpacks and then remove it with no fuss. If you’re not buying a case (or are using a cut-out model like the Spigen and Elago options above), a lanyard is a wise choice.
