Computer-Case Reviews

There is plenty of room for my MD player, but that is IT (OK, maybe ONE minidisc, but it's gonna be tight). My MD player has a remote and I can't get the case to zip with the remote attached, so the case is pretty useless. It really does me no good to have to take everything apart and store it all in different cases. And forget about carrying your headphones in the case unless you use teeny-tiny earbuds. If this is "mid-sized" case, I'd hate to see the small one.

I bought this to protect my MZ-N505 and give me a convenient way to tote it around while working out at the gym. It accomplishes both of those tasks quite nicely. My only recommendations would be (1) a belt clip and (2) reverse the zipper direction. My earphone cord is short, so I have to do the same 180 degree mounting as described by cwt18. Hard to complain for ten bucks.

This case fits! I have a DuoAria 64mb...and it slides into this case beautifully. There is a pocket for the earphones, and I use the zipper compartment for the cable and spare batteries. It has a belt loop on the back that I hook thru my pc bag. I never fear losing any of my mp3 pieces or the case. Well made!

I think Case Logic changed this case somewhat. I received a CDY64 case, but the front cover now has a curved pattern and DOES NOT HAVE A ZIPPER as stated. It does have the fastfile as stated. As far as the Prosleves, I thought this meant removable but I guess not. The case also looks thicker than it needs to be.

I'm a big disc user, particularly CDs and DVDs. This one holds my DVDs and it works well for me. I can toss it around and stil use it. There are enough spaces for all my DVDs. The sheets within are kind of thin, but I haven't endured any scratchings on my discs. There is a zippered pocket on the front if you need to store something in it, and a backpack-like handle that has a hook that can be added onto something. If you need something simple to hold discs, I'd definitely recommend this for your everyday needs.

I have three of these and plan to buy more as I need them. I even intend to use these as christmas presents. I have used them for about four months now and they are perfect. No scratches for audio cds, computer CD-Rs, and even DVDs. There's not too much more to say about them, except that the price is right.

The light is okay. First of all, it is very heavy and just barely holds in the USB port. Secondly, it is very weak and will come out of shape easily, and sink into a position that is in your way.

Lack of an on/off switch does not bother me, but it would have been nice, I suppose. Other similar lights have an on/off switch.

I recommend one made by belkin that clips onto the top of the screen, and has a coiled wire that stretches pretty far. It won't come out of position.

I bought mine a year ago through the Amazon. I like it very much. It is very good to work in bed, not to disturb my wife while she is sleeping. It works using the USB port from Toshiba notebook. I recommend

Once I went to broadband wireless networking, computing in bed or out on the porch was a natural. But, I'm not a touch typist and couldn't see the keyboard. The Flylight was the perfect solution. It casts a bright, cool light where I need it. Ample to see the keys but not enough to annoy my sleeping spouse. What still amazes me is how solid and well-engineered it is for as little as it costs. The gooseneck is long enough to reach my rear USB ports and snake around a very large screen while staying where I put it. I don't miss an on/off switch because it's the kind of thing you pull out when you're done with it anyway. Personally, I'd be leery of anything that clips onto the top of my screen, for fear it may cause a problem when I close my laptop.

Because it is solidly constructed, I just coil it up tight and throw it into my case when I travel. Mine's as good as new, even after more than a year of rough handling. Kudos to Kensington on this one.

I wanted a slim case for an A80 without the bulk of storage compartments for batteries and accessories. It is fine for this, and the padding and quality is first rate. But the metal zipper closure rakes across the camera body with each zip and unzip. This is unacceptable because it would ruin the finish in short order. Also, operating the zipper requires two hands - one to work the zipper and one to steady the case while you do it. A plastic clasp/velcro closing device would threat the camera better.

I hesitated buying this for my Powershot S50 based on someone's comments, but saw another saying in fit like a glove for the S50. I'm happy that I read the second comment. It is just the right size and leaves room for a CF card or two in the inside pocket. There is barely enough room for a spare battery only if you stick in the bottom. But that makes it a little tight.

I went hiking with this attached to my belt using the velcro strap and it was very secure. The padding protects the camera very well and the interior lining is nice and soft.

I am already an owner of two Lowepro cases; a Topload Zoom 2 (which I use whenever I take any of my SLR cameras in the field) and a D-Res 10 AW, which I use with my Fuji MX-1700 digital camera. I think that both of these cases are exceptionally good. Well-made, durable, good looking and functional. Before settling on Lowepro a couple of years ago, I went through dozens of bags, and was never really happy with any of them.

I bought a D-Res 8 case for my new Canon S400 digital camera, and it looks as if the love affair with Lowepro will continue. The case fits the S400 like a glove, and is ideal for day-to-day carrying. It has all of the high quality characteristics of other Lowepro products and provides my precious new package of opto-electronics with a safe and secure place to rest between shoots.

Incidentally, I read in one of the reviews that the zip can scratch the camera in this case. I haven't experienced this at all, in fact the zipper doesn't actually touch the camera when it is in the case, because there is some padding between it, and the camera.

It appears these music CD-Rs do not work on most home CD players. I can only get them to work in my computer and in my car CD player (and that doesn't play back as great a quality as I'd like). I thought these would work since I had previously bought JVC Audio CD-Rs which are awesome. I won't bother with these again and unfortunately, I bought two spindles!

I have tried a handful of different CD-R's in the past few years, and these have the best quality. Memorex did a great job with these black CD-Rs.

The black colour on them looks great, as well.

I use these to burn audio cds, and every track sounds as crisp and clear as on the original cd. Another advantage to these are that you can see dust on them perfectly, so they are easier to maintain. There are absolutely no problems I have encountered with these cds, I highly recommend them.

I wanted to try this Memorex CD-R, 80 Minute in the 10-pk box before committing to a 50-Pk spindle. I've had nothing but good luck with these CD-R's. (Not a coaster in the bunch!!)
If you aren't sure about getting that 50-pk spindle, go on and order the 10-Pack. Give them a try and (if you are as satisfied as I am with their performance) order that 50-pk spindle..you won't be disappointed!!

I was a little uncertain about these waterproof housings for digital cameras until my boyfriend and I took it on a snorkeling adventure. WOW! The pictures came out great. On some of them you can hardly tell that they were taken underwater. The camera was still easy to operate. The slight bulkiness was sometimes cumbersome for my smaller hands, but the size of the housing is not excessive. The LCD is visible through the housing as is all of the other necessary parts of the camera.

The other great advantage of the plastic housing is that your camera can get knocked around on the boat a little. My only suggestion to Canon is to supply the wrist lanyard with a bearing tightening feature, especially for us with smaller wrists, because I was a little nervous at times of losing the camera. But that's just a minor, minor, minor not-even-a-real-complaint, and easily fixable on your own.

With the proper precautions and care, this is an excellent purchase. Especially if you love being underwater and enjoy sharing your oceanic adventures with others!

I bought this case for a dive to the Great Barrier Reef. I was able to get photos and video with total ease using this case. The construction is really solid and you can use all of the camera's controls. I even dove to 32 meters and was worried because the case is only rated for 30 but it held up fine. Never had any leaks. Well worth the price.

Within a couple weeks of purchase, I had this case as deep as 105ft of water for three consecutive days, twice a day. I probably averaged about 50ft for around for an hour per dive. Point? 6 hours of real depth with no problems and spectacular pictures that beyond surprised me from the S200 Camera. Get close to your subject, probably use the flash (I used the auto setting for the most part--and the diffuser thingy on this case) and the camera/housing will do the rest.

Never had a drop get into the housing even though I exceeded the max depth (barely) a couple of times. Follow the instructions, treat the gasket with love, and TEST IT before you subject your camera to it. They walk you through the process in the manual, and it's kinda common sense.

All of the camera controls are very easily accessible, no hint of leaks. There is not cloth bag or anything with the case, so I use a ski-goggle bag. It should also be stored OPEN so the gasket does not stay compressed for long periods of time.

If you use it, you will be happy. Everyone I was with (including a number of people that initially scoffed at the little camera) were impressed with the performance.

Oh yeah, with the camera, the whole things is a little bit negative (it sinks slowly). Not a big deal, but know you won't see it bob to the surface if you let it go.

While the plastic is constructed very well, and the colors are very attractive, it is in essence a plastic blue box. It stores the MDs ok I suppose, but in my experience they shift around too much. Perhaps with more individual slots for minidiscs this problem could be avoided.

If you need to store and/or move your minidiscs, this is a good case. It's nice and small (will fit in a large pocket) and your discs will be safe and sound. If you want maximum portability, you might want to go with a fancy case that holds your minidisc player and discs all in one...which will, of course, be much more expensive. I think Caselogic has a few really nice ones like that. This case is about the minimum you can get, but it does its job, and if that's all you need, it's great!

I thought that this case was perfect.If you are someone who travels and hates having things scattered every where than you need one of these. The only complaint I had was that it only holds 6 minidiscs, I would like at least 10. Overall it was a great product!

It looked like a good deal from here but once you get it, the bag is horrible! There is only 1 pocket inside the bag which barely holds your laptop. All your power cords, headphones, etc. are just left to fly around inside the bag w/your books & papers. Then there is barely any support for keep the bag upright or make it comfortable carrying. I would definately never buy anything like this again!

I was worried that I wouldn't have enough room for everything but once I started putting in all my necessities, I was really pleased. I can fit my Dell Inspiron 7500 in the computer pocket and my cords, books, folders, discman, snacks, and clothes in the large pocket. The outside pockets are great for water bottles and the pocket in the middle holds everything that used to be in my purse.
If you're in college and don't have time to run back to your room between classes this bag will help alot! I would definately buy it again!

This bag is big! It's enough to hold virtually all your gym clothes, supplies, files, and your laptop! Although this bag is big, it's got a hidden compartment inside to hold your laptop! It's a perfect fit for my Presario 1700, and it should fit most other laptops too. This is a great buy is you got lots of stuff you like to bring with you on the road!

The flap is velcro covering a zipper compartment. You can put the buddle wrap that came with the camera to fit it in the compartment for extra security. A compact flash case can fit in the main compartment. The side poclet is pretty much useless and too tight. The leather is already thick yet smooth. Good adjustable strap length and the case can be secured by your belt as well. Good fit and finish. Top notch . I picked this up at Fry's after seeing unsatisfactory case from Compusa and Fry's. Just the perfect size.

Not overly large or too small. Just perfect small fitting size in smooth good leather(ette). The leather is thick and provides good cushion. You can even neatly fit the bubble wrap that came with the S40 to give it that extra protection.. Except I can't hold the film\battery in the side socket because the small pocket above is not netted but just flat leather.

Anyways, all it fits is my camera; no room for the battery but you can put that compact flash case. It's very minimizing. The straps are adjustable and long, hooks secure and I just like the fact you can secure the case with your belt as well. Also the front flaps are attach to a velcro covering a zipper casing for the camera compartment.

So far this is the best case for the Canon S30\40 I've seen after picking it up at Fry's after visiting Compusa and BestBuy and I'm very please to own it.

My olympus digital camera, 510 model, fits very nicely in this bag. The bag is not leather or anything, but feels high quality and has enough padding to cushion a drop of the camera. At a reasonable price, this bag is a great value. It has a strap to clip onto your belt and a shoulder strap. This is everything I was looking for in a bag and I am very pleased with it.

i am a high school student, and on a day to day basis, i ride my bike home. Since i find the ride without music to be very boring, my iPod accompanies me. At school, i am skeptical about keeping a 300 dollar piece of equipment on my belt loop, or in my back pack, its just not smart, so it goes into my pocket. With this case in particular there is a small transulucent piece of plastic to guard the screen. Now you may think, thats great, the screen won't get scratched when really, the exact opposite is true. If you keep it in your pocket, like most people will that value their iPod, the translucent plastic rubs against the screen and leaves it hopelessly scratched, to the point that you can hardly read the screen! My suggestion is to go buy the jam jacket, which i have switched to. the jam jacket has no screen cover, and leaves your screen good as new!

I received this case as a gift and have been very happy with it. My 15G iPod fits snuggly in the case and I've never worried about it falling out. The controls are easily accessible and the belt clip is secure.

Not sure why the one reviewer worries about the screen scratching, I guess if I got sand all up under the plastic screen then kept taking the iPod in and out of the case. Ive had it for a couple of months now and have yet to take it out or needed to. The belt clip works great, the armband works better. All in all it looks sharp and am glad I picked it up.