Computer-Case Reviews

As a hardcore PC modder, I prefer the Antec 1030/1040 to almost any other style on the market.

The removable drive-cages, the massive expansion capabilities, and the handle on the door that makes this case easy to access/ maintain. Also the airflow can't be beat.

Although a lot of hard-core PC users are going for Aluminum cases like "Lian Lis" and other silver boxes, this case to me, has WAY more bang for the buck!

I'm running a P4, 1.5 Ghz overclocked to 1.6 with an average temperature rating of 15C (running a TT Dragon Orb 478 heat-sink). I've found if you use Silenced fans, and a heat-sink that allows for output control on your processor, this case will run VERY quiet.

It's an awesome case, and I can't say enough good things about it!

After a friend let me examine his brand new and shiny computer, I realized that this case was being used. This case is EXCELLENT and all computer users alike should have one, if you are a gamer, a networker, or whatever, this case is needed. On some special versions of this case you can buy a key and lock case that will only open the drive case if you unlock it. A great feature. Also, since this case is BIG, it will support just about ANY type motherboard and it will have extremely good airflow. Add 1-4 system fans and maybe a videocard fan and a motherboard fan to this baby and you will have to baddest computer on the block!

The 400W power supply is an excellent for power hungry computers. Network computers will need this function most, but it will improve the performance of most high-end hardware. Gamers may appreciate this great ammount of power, and even businessmen may find a powerful system case like this attractive to run and multitask all of today's power-hungry applications.

The case is easy to open up, so installing will be a sinch. Two different ways this case comes with. One ways i that you squeeze two tabs to make the side slide out, and the same for the front and other side. Another way this comes is by unscrewing two big screws in the back and then slide the rest off. Simple both ways.

To close, this case should be used with any powerful system you plan on building.

I've been using this case for about four months, and am quite happy with it. The case covers the cellphone cleanly and snugly and allows full use of all features (including charging port and earphone jack) without removing the case. There is a clear window for the front display, while the sleeve on the top part of the flip up slides up to reveal the inside display screen. The case snaps on to a sturdy rotating belt clip, giving easy access to the phone. The clip also works well attached to a belt pack, pocket or waistband.

I have always HATED cell phone cases - of any kind. I think they just look idiotic, although I am always scratching & dinging my cell phones. Hence, I realize the value of having one.

I am a converted woman. This Cellsuit is really stylish & comes with a stationary belt/wherever clip. The most exciting accessory I've received!!

Lots of pockets for tapes, lenses, filters and all the cords my digital camcorder uses/needs. Well designed, quite functional, great Amazon price.

Really compact, attractive and very functional little bag for the price. Nice to have the detachable accessory pack. Holds everything that I need for my camcorder in one place, easy storage, easy carrying . Nice buy.

This case is great. It fits my Canon S30 perfectly. The Tamrac 5694 case is recommended for the Canon S30 but that is really the wrong case for the Canon S30 because it is way too big. Case Logic CPS40 Koskin is really the perfect case. It fits the camera just right. The case is small and compact. It fits the camera snugly but leaves just enough room to fit a media card and lens cloth. No, this case does not have any pockets or fancy compartments but in my opinion this would make the case too bulky. This case has a convenient belt loop instead a shoulder strap or strap that fits around the neck. I think the belt loop is much more practical. You don't have to worry about mistakingly leave the bag somewhere or lugging it around.
All and all this is a great case not just for Canons but for any compact digital camera. Plus the price is excellent.

If you are just looking for a case to protect your valuable camera, this is it! It looks good, is lightweight, and a great price. I just needed a case to store my camera in and make sure it didn't get banged and scratched when traveling with the camera, and this fits the bill exactly!

Beyond being nice to carry as the other user told, this product can save a lot of space. It can hold 6 cds in the same space of a jewel case. And at a fair price. Great choice.

This is an amazing product. You can keep them in a case while you are at home and then take them the way they are, right in the sleeve on the road with you. A great product for anybody who travels and likes to take their music with them.

I have tried every laptop carrying case there is - timbuk2, dana design, Tom Bihn, Swiss Army, Ogio, Brenthaven, LandsEnd, Eddie Bauer - and then I found the Crumpler.

This bag is amazing! First off it's made of a very heavy duty cordura - something that's going to last. The strap is wide and very strong - kind of stiff, but I expect it to loosen up.

Every storage pocket on the bag is under the flap. Maybe a negative if you are looking to easily access plane tickets or a passport - but it does ensure that if the flap is closed, everything is covered.

But once you open the flap, you won't believe the storage you have. A huge, very well padded slot for your laptop - up to a 17' will fit here - if you have an ultra portable, it may be almost too big a pouch. One nice touch is that the flap that comes over to seal the laptop area is very padded and about 8" wide - so that top edge of the laptop is not exposed as in some.

Next you have a divider that will keep file folders etc safe. And this divider is also padded. On the other side of the divider are 3 nice big pockets with flaps. Unpadded, but big enough to hold your power brick etc. There are other pockets around the edges as well.

On the outside front of the bag are 2 very big pockets that have nice big zippers on them and a zippered slot that runs the front of the bag. Inside of this are all the standard pockets you would expect to find in a briefcase for pens, cell phone etc. No real business card case - but you'll find a place for them.

Where the flap meets the bag on the inside, you'll find another zippered slot - plenty big for the passports, tickets and other travel stuff.

The flap is held closed by velcro and 2 plastic buckles. Everything about this bag is quality - heavy duty fabric, zippers, straps and padding - it's top notch.

My only complaint is that there is no hand strap on the bag to carry it like a briefcase. But then I remind myself that this is a messenger bag - not a briefcase.

If you are looking for your last laptop carrier - get this bag. If it's too casual and you want something a little more briefcase like - try Tom Bihn - but otherwise look no further - this is it.

I've been on the hunt for a cool looking laptop bag that doesn't look like a laptop bag and "voila!" I found it! This amazing messenger bag comes loaded with pockets, pouches, and a ton of room. I just got mine today (through J&R) and I was suprised at how big this sucker is. It's great! I can fit my laptop, books, and change of clothes in the bag no prob. It's a little rigid because of the padding but after I break it in it'll carry nicely. I've been all over the web trying to find a laptop bag that wasn't "SQUARE" and this is the best I've seen. Save yourself from hours, days, and even eyedrops scanning the internet for a bag that suits your everyday urban requirements 'cause you've found it already! The actual Crumpler website is selling this bag for $149 plus $16 to ship it! Order it on Amazon and save a bundle of cash, even expedited its cheaper than retail! You can't beat the value here at under a hundred bucks

I just picked up a 12" iBook and needed a bag more suited to carrying a laptop. This bag is perfect. My iBook slides into the laptop pouch perfectly. Very snug and completely surrounded by padding. (Larger laptops can fit by sliding in edge-first with part of the laptop sticking up out of the pouch.) The main compartment is big enough to accommodate my flatbed scanner (the relatively small Canon Lide) next to the laptop and there's still an entire section of the bag left to carry peripherals. I can fit my entire computer setup in this bag with room to spare.

There are plenty of internal and external pockets to store cords, power supplies, mouse, cell phone, PDA, etc. There's plenty of padding on the "user" side of the backpack and even extra strips of mesh padding added on either side of the spine. Very comfortable. For moving around the house/office, there's a large, padded handle on the top of the bag which is a nice touch.

All in all, a great bargain.

i don't know how many backpacks and satchels i've gone through since purchasing a laptop. the LOWEPRO EX1300 is the best thing i've come across. smart pockets, awesome construction and very comfortable. what more do you need? a good price of course! compared to the higher priced bags out there, this backpack smoke them in the dust. a very good and wise investment. you won't be disappointed!

This is a great camcorder bag. It has three main sections. The first being the main compartment you house your camcorder in (this main section is divided into two sections by an adjustable barrier so that almost any sized camcorder can fit in the bag without moving around.) The camcorder fit into the main compartment with enough room to put in my camera and voice recorder.
This main section and the pouch attached to this main section is hidden under the flap which is closed by just a click. The pouch holds all of my tapes and film that I need, with room to spare. And the bottom section of the bag holds my battery, charger, all of my wires with enough room to put in a lot more. This bottom section is detachable so all you have to carry around is what you need for recording.
To top all of that off this bag is water proof and has shock absorbing foam which makes you feel very safe that your camera and camcorder won't be damaged if you get stuck walking in rain or happen to bump the bag.
The bag comes with a warranty, which of course covers nothing but the bag.

I wanted a bag to hold all of my video camera's cables and accessories, not to mention the battery charger. However, having made several trips to Disney World this year I have discovered that once you have arrived all you really want to carry around with you is the camera. The rest of the stuff stays in the hotel room until it's needed. That is where this bag fits the bill. Not only will my video camera (Sony DCR-TRV30) fit into the top bag, so will my digital camera (Olympus 2020Z), it's snug, but not to the point of endangering either camera. The top bag's zippered front pouch has room for a spare set of batteries (for both cameras), four DV size tapes and extra memory cards. The bottom bag will hold both of the battery chargers, manuals, cables, and still has room for more batteries and tapes. The LowePro web site has information as to what will fit into each of their bags, which I found to be very useful during my initial research. Their bags are very well made and have a lifetime warranty!

This is a great product. All the discs I burned worked well on my DVD player, with no problems. If you want to show the discs on your TV, use only DVD+R discs.

I also would like to recommend the seller, Beach Audio at beachaudio.com. They responded instantly to my emails when I cancelled an earlier order and delivereed the discs I did order in good time. 5 stars to them..

The 10-packs of Memorex DVD+R is what I usually buy. It's the only media where I've yet to make a coaster, of the several I've tried.

With some media, you can burn it all the way through and find one of your various DVD players may not read it, due to the tolerances involved. I haven't experienced it with Memorex, yet. I use a Phillips DVDRW228 burner.

While described as fitting the DiMage Xi, this case DOES NOT! If you own the DiMage Xi, you'll need the MC-DG100 - and it seems that this is MUCH harder to find.

Just to note, I've seen the MC-DG100 in action and it's great! I can only image that the MC-DG200 performs just as well. It's just that the DiMage Xi will not fit into this case.

The XT and this case combo, I mean. When I started planning my vacation in the Galapagos Islands, this was the only digital camera/dive case combo around. I'm no diver, but I used it snorkeling. Bottom line: Dimage and case: $450. Underwater pics and a video of a Green Sea Turtle: priceless.

Oh, yes. When the camera's in the case, it floats. This was _extremely_ important at one point (butterfingers).