Computer-Case Reviews

I have a Panasonic DV-51 (cool camcorder for beginner) and this bag is just the right thing for it. It has 2 front zipped pockets which can hold the cables and adapter/charger. You will have to squeeze in the tapes and extra battery with the camcorder. You can resize compartments inside the bag. This helps to make space for batteries, tapes etc. You wont be able to use this bag for Sony Digital8 camcorders as they are pretty big and will be the only thing which you can fit in the available space. I would advise against using this bag for any camcorder heavier/bigger than the Panasonic PV-DV51.

This camera bag is exactly what I needed. The design is not bulky, but slim, making the bag comfortable to tote on long walks. I use it as an accessory bag as opposed to a camera bag.
But this bag is well constucted, lightweight and looks good. It can serve as either a bag for a large camera and some accessories or the accessories themselves, such as conversion lens.

I'd been looking for an inexpensive bag for my new Olympus E-100 RS for a couple of months . Most bags were too small or too big for the camera. This one is just right. Very reasonably priced too.

This item will blow heat out, thus far I have had no issues with noise, or broken fan. It DOES blow out air at a nice rate. This is great for putting under AGP Cards such as Radeon series. I have noticed at times a 1-4 Degree change since I have installed the fan. I belive it could be more but I have my PC in a less then vented area so that is probably the other issue. However you can expect the 1-4 Degree cooler on your card. Summer is coming up, it doesnt hurt to have a extra exhaust if you have the space. Its great for the buck and does the job. =)

I had been having a problem with my computer running really hot, so for quit awhile I had been operating my PC with the cover off. That helped the cooling but exposed my PC to dirt and the noise level was high. I decided to get this fan because I could place it in a vacant slot right under my video card. My only concern being that it may interfere with the video cards fan and damage the cards fan, but that doesn't seem the case so far. Time will tell.

I read someone is having noise problems with this fan. I haven't had any problems with noise so far (no buzzing like my video fan does at start up) and my computer is a lot quieter since I can put the cover on. Thats a load off my ears.

I would say you are safe with this fan if you can spare an empty slot to put it in.

I have to say, the fan does have some noise to it, butnot enuf to be objectionable. It does the job well. I use it in poorly designed cases (such as the older Compaq Presarios) where there was never enough ventilation and there is no spot for a regular case fan. Place the fan as far up the motherboard's PCI slots as you can, heat rises and it seems to do a better job up there. If you want to cool your vid card, this is the perfect fan.

This is a great Nikon product at a great price. It does what it is supposed to do (protect your camera) and does it in style. It is thick enough to ensure mechanical protection (without being too bulky) and it has an extra pocket for an extra memory or battery.

i love it it's can be a little bulky but it holds all the things you need to go out to photo graph holds a lot of extra memory cards/.

great bag holds memory cards but can be a little bulky but it's great for these camera plus it doesn't cost a lot at all its great case to get.

If you like music, get these pair. If your serious about sound and quality of the music, go for a full sized. These headphones I bought because they looked so cool. They were well priced, and the quality was crisp but not full. It didn't have full bass and treble to the sounds, but had very crisp music. The only bad thing about this was I got a headache after listening to these for more than half an hour. It could be all earbuds becuase they are right in your ear, or it could be just these ones because they don't have the bass to balance out the treble. ....

Granted, earbuds aren't the best way in the world to listen to music, but they *are* extremely portable and discreet. These headphones fit snugly into your ears (no more feeling that they'll fall out at any moment!) and don't feel unnecessarily clunky/heavy. I can wear these for several hours without feeling like I need to take them out.

As with all buds, they do leak sound, don't give you superb sound for low bass/high treble, etc. But the sound quality isn't bad fod buds, and they certainly are more comfortable than any other buds I've tried.

These are great earbud headphones. I bought these along with the Aiwa HP-V600 ($20) so I can qualify for free shipping. These earbuds have a much larger sound stage than the Aiwa. This is especially apparent when listening to classical symphonies. While Aiwa had much more Bass and was more efficient to drive (more sound/volume setting), the soundstage was small and muddled. It sounded like the entire orchestra was crammed in your bathroom. This was worsen because the Aiwa also picked up tiny details (the Panasonic also did too but to a lesser extent). This additional detail combined with a small sound stage gave an impression of excessive noise.

One thing about the Aiwa was that it fit better in your ears. It also shielded out background noise better.

One complaint about these headphones is that they are BLACK, not the GOLD color as pictured. The black color looks so Ordinary.

The bottom line is: If you want loudness and lots of Bass and you don't listen to classical or acoustic stuff, get the Aiwa. For classical music, especially if your player has a bass boost, get the Panasonic.

This visor does not fit well on my two vehicles. The spacing on the velcro loops needs to be about 1/2" wider to both not obstruct the mirror, or get caught in the little bar that holds the car's visor and allows it to rotate up and down.

This is a neat CD holder, as it's got its straps for its Sun Visor location, as you should put all your drive-like stuff here, and then it'll be a good reference. Not shabby. Really.

I love this! It's easily attatched and has lots of room for cd's and other stuff.

I bought this item based on the first review since I own a Tungsten T3 and many items that are also compatible with T3 don't state so.
Ok, I just got the case and guess what? It doesn't fit!!!
The T3 is actually taller than the case, and though the case can actually close with the palm inside, the upper part of Tungsten T3 keeps exposed.
So, don't do the same mistake I did. It's not compatible with T3.

I purchased a Rhino Skin for my T3 It is probobly one of the best things I have done . The case functions easly and clips to your belt securly. The only problem is you can't use the cradle with it on or i would give it 5 stars.

This is the perfect case for my Tungsten T2. The two slots for extra cards are great and work wonderfully. The fit is snug without being too tight and you can easily sync without removing the T2 from the case. the only problem is that I often hit the record button when trying to open the snap enclosure. This is solved by placing your thumb higher on the side of the palm to get it open.

It is nice. Protects my pod well. It also keeps the pod from slipping off the table. Only bad is that the raised cut holes for the < << || >> > make it difficult for the common functions.

This is a great case. The only problem is that the holes for the buttons are a little too small if you have big fingers, but once you get used to it, it is a great product.

Originally i bought the best case i could find. It was leather, it had a belt clip, and a screen cover. After having it for about a month, i realized how useless it was, since it did exactly the opposite of what a case is suppose to do. The small translucant cover began to rub against the screen in my pocket and left it brutally scratched. As for the belt loop, if your a high school student like me, do you really think its a good idea to leve your 300 dollar iPod out on your belt??? no. There is only 2 small annoyances with this case

1. its made of a coarse rubber and is at times hard to coax into your pocket

2. the 4 top buttons are somewhat hindered by the thickness of the cover, but its not a huge problem, you just have to poke as opposed to tap

believe me, this case may be the cheapest, but in no way reflects its quality, pick one up today!

I an satisfied overall with this product. It keeps my phone protected from my clumsines. However I am very unhappy how I go to all this trouble to protect my phone, but the stitching has left little mini nicks on the silver portion at the top of the phone. I payed good money for the phone and the case and it got nicked because I was trying to protect my phone. Also, the handy dandy clip has loosened already.. I already have placed an order from the Motorola website for a leather phone case, hopefully this one has more thought placed into it's construction

I have searched relentlesly for a great case for my Motorola V60T, and to date this is the best of the lot. However, it is not without it's short comings. The material and workmanship is second to none. The case fit's the body of the phone perfectly, and all of the port holes are accessible. The two areas where this case falls short are in the lid cover design and the belt clip. The cover is easily put on the phone lid, but when closed a tiny portion of the viewing window is all that can be seen. I have to hold the phone at an odd angle to see the phone display when the case is closed. The belt clip is sturdy enough and the gromet in the phone case is very secure - the best I've seen. However, the center of gravity is off and when the phone is in the clip you will find it spun around at all angles. I would like the phone to rotate with the bottom down when I place it into the clip.
Overall - this is my phone case of choice. I have owned the cheap leather cases you can get online, and I own the $... leather case from Motorola - this is the best so far! If you can live with the things that bother me - then this is a very nice case!

I like the Motola Clip that comes with it. However is not safe for the V60 at all. This Cellsuit DOES the job very well, nice finishing, materials and looks! If you need to keep it Guarded against everyday use it,this is it! I do not see how can you break the CLIP unless you try to use it WITHOUT its realease tab...
GREAT BUY!!!!

The case is built sturdy and would definetly protect a camera from jolts from the outside world, but for small camera's like my s400 and my casio M2 im afraid it would be bumping around insde. Would try what Kenneth J. Halliwell mentioned abt the s400. Overall the case is really spacious i would say. It may make life a little difficult when walking around with this attached to your belt. :-) it seems a little big when i look at it and the s400 is so small that the s400 fits in the front pouch meant for accessories neatly!!!

Fits camera, charger, USB cable and extra flash card. Well padded and provides good protection.

This is a great little case, and would be perfect if my camera were slightly smaller. As it is, however, my Olympus C-4000 is just too large. Soft interior that should be very easy on LCD screens.

I JUST DECIDED TO MINIMIZE MY CD BULK BECAUSE I WAS MOVING. SO I GOT THE 208 COUNT CASE LOGIC CD BOOK. I GOT RID OF ALOT OF MY CD BOOKLETS BECAUSE THEY WOULDN'T FIT IN THE SLEEVES WITH A CD. LITTLE DID I KNOW IF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR BOOKLETS THEN THIS IS A 104 CD HOLDER. I ALSO DICOVERED THAT CDS STORED IN THE LOWER SLEEVES GET REALLY SCRATCHED BY A LITTLE PLASTIC EDGE WHEN SLIDING OUT OR ON THEIR WAY IN. I GUESS THIS CASE WOULD HAVE BEEN FINE HAD I PUT A CD IN THE TOP SLEEVE AND THE BOOKLET IN THE BOTTOM. BUT I WARN YOU NOT TO STORE CDS IN THE LOWER SLEEVES.

Makes it really easy to steal all your music...all 208 CDs in one fell swoop. I just learned the hard way, when my house was burglarized.

This is a great CD case. I've actually upgraded from the half size that holds 104 cd-rs. Before reading the reviews I had already made my choice and decided that the KSR-208 was the best bet. After reading reviews I was disappointed that the sleeves were not removable and would be difficult to oragnize once put into the sleeves. I found that to be wrong. The sleeves are removeable and hell if they are removable I'm sure you can find the sleeves to expand. I know this case should be able to hold more.

Otherwise a great upgrade for those, who like me, are looking to expand their music collection and find that there old cases have cds falling out of them.