The upside of running two of the 202s as a stereo pair, other than obvious musical joy, is the positive comments about how great they sound. This does, however, double up the problem of how to carry them around. To that end I engaged the online scramble to find an affordable case of suitable size, and as can often be expected with the great variety of products at our fingertips, I did find one I am very happy with (link below). In between acquiring the speakers and waiting for the case to arrive I happened to purchased a small curtain rod for the kitchen which came in a box, nicely protected by a generous quantity of closed cell foam. When I looked inside a smile lit my face and I knew exactly how it was going to be used. As a bonus there was enough left over to make a foam envelope for my laptop to protect it in my generic briefcase. Don’t throw away that foam! Using scissors, a utility knife, and glue gun I cut four pieces and fit them to shape, and then glued them together. After about an hour of effort I now have a case that perfectly stabilizes and protects the speakers. They fit snugly in their little pockets, unable to wiggle. The case I purchased has a felt lining, but no insulation or padding. Because it is a bit taller (deeper) the speakers could shift position if the case was banged. This was quickly solved by gluing two pieces of foam to make up a ¾ inch thick pad, which I cut to fit inside the lid, and with a few tape loops securing it into the lid. When the case is zipped closed there is a very slight compression on the speakers. Just the perfect amount! The case is made by Caseling and seems ideal for this application, you can find it here, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019BIWJ8W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 There is enough room in the lid to store charging and data cables, small wall charger, and even IEMs or other devices of your choosing. Total cost was about $20 which breaks down to the price of the case, one glue stick, and a few pieces of masking tape. I hope these comments inspire you to purchase two of these incredible speakers, make your own carrying case, and close the loop on great music, great portability, and safe transportation to your next happy gathering. Your friends will be grateful you did!

Great device for this price! I was expected for worst result than it is. This device surprised me. It sounds little louder and clearly than my JBL Pulse2 what I considered like one of the best portable speakers. Zamkol slightly concede only in surround sound against JBL, but it’s OK for that price difference.