ANALOG CASES Teenage Engineering OP-1 Field/OP-XY/OP-1 Case - Custom-Fitted Compact GLIDE Case for Travel

This case is sturdy but soft on the OP-1 Field. I fit a pair of earbuds in the pouch on the top. It's not super great looking from the outside but it's an instrument case so you don't expect it to look good.Would buy from these guys again for any instrument I'm worried about my cat destroying :)

I was a bit nervous the OP-1 Field with a DeckSaver would not fit. No worries! I received it today, and it easily accommodates the OP-1f and DeckSaver, along with some accessories.Like another reviewer, I found it works best if I spin it 180° so the encoders are nearest me and the keyboard is at the hinge, so the DeckSaver's "bump" helps keep things in the case's mesh pocket. Also, I push the cable's coils down when I zip the case closed so they're below the encoder bumps in the DeckSaver. This lets the case close easily and the lid lie flat rather than overstuff and straining the zip.In the case I have the OP-1 Field with DeckSaver, plus a set of in-ear monitors (not in their own case), a nice long USB-C to USB-C cable (for power, and hooking to computer), and a small USB-C to USB-B adaptor. With the cable and adaptor, I can use my Roland A-49 and others as MIDI controllers.The only thing I really don't like is the emblazoned brand name. It's molded into the top and not removable. So I just blacked it in with a Sharpie.

I put this case to the test by traveling on an airplane with it, and I have to say I was very impressed not only with how perfectly the OP-1 fit within its silky felt lining, but how easy it is to store, remove, and use the OP-1 within the tight confines of an airplane tray table. It seems to do a great job of protecting the OP-1, as the shell of the case is relatively rigid, and the inside is lusciously soft. My one and only gripe (and it’s a small one) about this case is that in conjunction with a USB and 3.5mm cable, it packs more efficiently if you store the OP-1 upside-down, meaning the musical keyboard is on the pocket side, not the the zipper side. This way your cables don’t sit on top of the encoders and make the case pack more tightly than it needs to when zipped up tightly. Unfortunately this means whenever you open up the case, you’re presented with an upside-down view of your beautiful machine. Again, it’s not at all a big deal when you’re taking it out of the case to use it anyway. It does its job 100%, perfect case for the OP-1 if you ask me.

Case doesn't have enough room inside. OP1F fits by itself, but putting a pair of headphones and charging cable in the top mesh compartment. Makes it hard to zip. Feels like it is putting pressure on the unit. Not worried overall, but it would be nice if this has more room for cable accessories.

A nice sturdy semi-hard case that fits the OP-1 very well. A small amount of area for accessories. The interior is a very soft almost fur-like fabric. Keeps the OP-1 very secure when I'm no the go. I'd totally purchase again.

Yeah man, if you're on the fence, probably should.

It fits the OP-1 Field, and the variant with the grey lining and grey mesh does not leave a residue/stain. Also fits deck saver!

Don't stretch your imagination too much on this marvel of a case for the OP-1 from Teenage Engineering. It will hold its USB cord, roll-up plastic overlay, antenna and earbud headphones though the Decksaver cover can make for a bit of a tight fit when added into the mix, though by itself it is relatively comfortable to store inside.