Headcase publishes only headphone-case fits with traceable evidence. Unverified dimensional guesses and legacy physics scores are quarantined — not shown on the public site.
Each public fit links to a recorded source: a seller naming your headphone on a case listing, an owner review or photo, an editor check, or a dimension cross-check. Fits without traceable evidence stay out of the index.
Listed fit — seller names your headphone on the case page
Owner fit — community review describing the fit
Seen inside — owner photo showing the headphone in the case
Size checked — dimensions cross-checked against the case
Published fits are either confirmed (strong agreement across sources) or contested (conflicting reports). Both are shown with their evidence badges so you can judge confidence yourself.
Multiple aligned sources or a primary seller listing.
Conflicting owner reports or tight-fit warnings on record.
Dimensional-only guesses and legacy score rows without evidence.
Headcase shrank its public index to honest, source-backed fits. As new evidence arrives, more headphone-case pairs are promoted — never invented from dimensions alone.