AenllosiHard Carrying Case for Artiphon Orba 2/Orba and USB Charging Cable,Portable Electronic Handheld Multi-instrument Compact Organizer with Buckle(Case Only)

Great protection for the ORBA no issues.

Useful and well thought our.

Solid well made case doesn’t add much size but looks like it will offer good protection

The Aenllosi Hard Carrying Case for Artiphon Orba 2/Orba is a must-have accessory for any musician or music enthusiast who wants to protect their investment and take their instrument on the go. It's the perfect companion for keeping your Orba 2 safe and sound wherever your musical journey takes you.Its durable hardshell construction provides excellent protection against bumps, drops, and scratches. The interior is custom-designed to fit the Artiphon Orba 2/Orba and its accompanying USB charging cable.The built-in buckle securely fastens the case shut, giving me peace of mind knowing that my instrument is safe and won't accidentally fall out.

My son has an (original) Orba and it's a perfect fit. After zipping the case he immediately dropped it to the floor, and the Orba survived, so I guess it's good. It holds the necessary cords along with the Orba in the upper compartment. He has the black Orba and the case is white, but no complaints from him about how it doesn't match. I docked a star because of the price—almost ¼ the cost of the Orba currently.

I am about to purchase the item this was made for and so glad I saw this. Basically a larger version of the old ear bud pods but roomy and sized for the mini midi and has a nice sized pocket for ear buds and a charge cord. A soft case but with a nice rigid inset, so I feel like anything inside will be protected. Am very happy... now on to spend money.. lol

This is a great alternative from the one you can purchase from the creators of Orba. The case is super sturdy and easily pocketable in large pockets. I love that it comes with a handle though I wish it were better fortified as I feel with time the handle will wear and I’ll end up dropping the case. I would have love if it came with a clip too but maybe they’ll included it future productions of this case.

Sent case AND product back WAY overpriced for what it is

I didn't realize it didn't come with the drum. Just an empty case. I had to buy the drum separately which fit the case perfectly. However, there was no place for the mallet that came with the drum.

The Artiphon Orba 2 Portable Synthesizer is cool - it is small and round - is just over pocket size - it can sample, loop and act as a Midi-controller and costs near £200 and is fragile to boot. For that reason it deserves so good protection. Here's what I found testing this compatible case from Aenllosi...This Aenllosi Hard Carrying Case is well made with a smooth zip, a semi rigid shell that gives a good deal of protection, and a karabiner clip and tape loop to fix it securely (see my photos). It can take the weight of many Kg on top without giving way (I used a stack of 1kg drink cartons for that test). There is also room for an external cable.The case is a good fit BUT only without the protective silicone sleeve on the Orba; you have to choose one or rthe other.So - if you haven't yet bought the Silicone Sleeve (costs about £15 on UK Amazon) then this might be a better choice as it protects from dust and water as well as knocks and seemsthe better buy to me.Also - check out the Casematix rival product which is square shaped semi rigid container and comes in at just a penny under £10. It is not so cute - but does the job too....

This is a very simple case that fits the Orba 2 perfectly. There is plenty of room for extras in the mesh pocket: I have a basic set of little Sony ear buds in there but the USB charging cable that comes with the device fits pretty well.The wrist strap is ample without being too long. The clip attached to the case is useable. I would have liked it to be black to match the rest of the case, but it is still a nice extra.The whole thing is small enough to put in my pocket or sling bag. I'm pretty happy with it!

I have an Xleader A8 bluetooth speaker which is quite robust, but would benefit from a protective case to prevent it getting scratched in transit and also to hold the USB charging cable and aux lead.Although this case is advertised as being for the Artiphon Orba 2, its measurements suggested it should also be suitable for the Xleader speaker.The case arrived in just a transparent plastic bag with no paperwork or accessories. It feels to be well made and solid enough to prevent impact damage. It has a wrist loop for carrying as well as a carabiner clip which has a strong spring and feels secure. The zipper is smooth in operation, but I suspect the case is no more than splash proof.The Xleader speaker is a tight fit within the lower part of the case, but at least that stops it rattling around in transit. In order to remove the speaker I need to push up the bottom of the case to ease it out. The top of the case has space to hold the USB charging lead and aux lead behind the net divider.Overall, this is a well made case and an excellent companion for my bluetooth speaker. I have taken off 1 star because at almost £20 at the time of writing, it seems rather expensive for what it is.

I have far better cases that come free with Bluetooth speakers or headphones.OK, its going to fit your device perfectly, but it's average in build quality, and in my opinion a bit overpriced.