Computer-Case Reviews

I purchased this underwater case for my A70 and followed the directions exactly, oiling the gasket and cleaning it after each use. It leaked and ruined my month old camera. Customer service was rude, blamed me and then tried to bargain with me to fix it for $190 instead of the $280 that they initially requested. The underwater case has a 7 DAY WARANTY and the camera is not covered for water damage. My father had a similar problem with his $1000 Nikon digital which just stopped working for no aparent reason, they claimed it was water damage and tried to bargain with him to buy a rebuilt one for $500. So beware of bad customer service. Canon's customer service has all bad unreasolved reviews at the Better business Bureau

My max depth so far has been 110'. The underwater shots are awesome. The only recommendation would be to get an external strobe. The built-in flash tends to light up any particulate matter in the water. Otherwise, this case with the A60 is "the cat's meow". I have a charter operation and this camera goes to the bottom everytime I do. I've been posting pics up on my website (http://www.scuba-charters.com/captainslog.html) and this is the perfect combo. The only drawback is that you'll want more. I'm already looking at the new Canon S1 IS. Caution: This is very addictive...

I just returned from using my underwater housing for the first time. Max depth for me was 100 ft. Housing worked GREAT! Easy to use.....

Photos up to 40 ft. were perfectly clear. I did not have an external strobe, so the deeper I took it the darker the photos got. But the deeper photos cleaned up beautifully with Dell's Image Expert. Will try the external strobe on my next trip!

I was notified that items shipped were incorrect and that the product listed was not what they really had. So, its listed incorrectly on amazon. Kind of depressing!

I've been using these for a few years. ...The sleeves are great, easy to get the cd out and the backing material traps dust and hair to keep the recorded surface clean. Forget about putting booklets in them, however. Paper drags against the backing so it doesn't work well. This is the most successful design of a slew of flexible sleeves. There were types with flaps that tucked in or tried to keep the CD from falling out when turned upside-down. For bulk storage, these are the quickest and easiest to use. Another thing to look at are the Rubbermaid stackable CD drawers at most home improvement stores ... They're plastic, not something you'd put in your den but they're just fine for a workroom.

Replace all those nasty Jewel cases with these space saving sleeves. I choose Case Logic Pro Sleeves after growing tired of re-alphabetizing a book storage system with every fresh music purchase.

The sleeves' sides are clear plastic so the entire disk is visible. The middle of the sleeves is a soft fabric material. These sleeves have small pockets across the top for small paper inserts. It is possible to computer print strips with Artist, Year, Title, Song Titles etc to fill these slots. The sleeves come with perforated card stock to use as paper inserts, but it would be difficult to get much on them writing by hand.

I keep my entire collection of 400 disks in one custom drawer. One handful of CDs in these sleeves will last an entire road trip. I generally only use one side of sleeves, except for double CD sets.

Note that Case Logic counts both sides in their labeling. Amazon does correctly note that this package has 150 sleeves. Each sleeve is capable of holding two CDs and two small paper inserts.

This had all the dvd pouches and storage space needed for a players around 6" or less. But more than that, everything just wont fit (for me it was my headphones). Even for a small player, the case would still budge. My overall sugestion would to try to find a bigger case, or I heard that you could just try to get a breifcase.

This is a very nice looking case and has lots of pockets however it does not hold the Apex portable DVD player.

I bought this for my Toshiba SDP2000 Portable DVD Player. And it fits--but just barely. You won't be able to carry many DVD's, but you can fit the player, battery, IR remote, and all cords. I also managed to cram in a JENSEN audio-cassette adaptor to play through cassette deck (vehicle use).

It exactly fit my needs--and it looks nice, too! Good construction quality, as well.

Everyone tends to ignore the manufacturer cases, focusing on the expensive products by Vaja or Coach, but the CA-60 is actually well-thought out.

It adds barely any bulk to the case, making it ideal for protecting your T-series Clie in your pocket or purse. The interior is a soft, sueded midnight blue that cushions the rear and screen of your Clie. The tab slide closure holds it securely shut (it is a little tight at first, but wears in nicely). The Sony logo is elegantly embossed in the front of the case.

What it doesn't have: bulk; slots for memory sticks or credit cards; a magnetic closure that will erase your credit cards and memory sticks. If you want a wallet case to hold your Clie and more, don't bother with the CA-60.

If you want a sleek leather case that emphasizes the slim lines of your T-series Clie, this is the case for you. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is because the [price] is a little high. If you can find it cheaper, like I did, go for it!

I purchased the Sony Clie PEG-T615 around two months ago and with it, the Sony Carrying Case... It's great! Really, the leather is well made (must be, it's from Sony), you don't have to remove case when doing the hot-synch, and it looks very classy. Overall, it's a very good buy; even better than most of the other carrying cases I've surveyed.

Not expecting much from the poor pictures on the sony and amazon sites, I was extremely pleased with this particular case. It is thin and sleek, fits the shape of the t-clies perfectly. As you may have noticed, the t-series is much thinner than most pda's and generic cases add much bulk. The case attaches to the clie similar to the standard flip cover with the plastic prongs in the back. A small flap is at the back which works fine to keep the case closed. Leather material is excellent and velvet lining is a nice touch as all. If you've been looking for a case to replace the standard cover, this is it. It doesnt carry anything other than the pda itself, like business cards, memory sticks, etc...but that suit my needs and im sure many others just fine.

I used a dual prosser Abit VP6 Board and had to move my four hard drives up to the the lower four Ext. bays because the hard drives when installed in the lower 4 Int. bays pushed against the ram. That left me two usable Ext. bays and my ATA100 hard drives were more than 15 inches of cable away. Also there are no side access panels. Ext. bay covers fit loose and buzzed a little.

I don't own one yet, but from what I've read about this case, it seems to be pretty desent. I hope I'll be able to get one of these fulltower cases because it's just what I need for my AMD ATHON 1300. I have a mid case & it's overheating because of not enough room. This sounds like it would be just what I need! Thanks, Samuel Walker from IN.

I fell in love with the looks of the case over the internet, so I had to purchase it online(I live in Hawaii...)

This case comes with a beefy 300Watt power supply, enough to meet all demands of computer-savy individuals. I liked the layout of the 3.5" external bays, being closer to the motherboard, versus many other companies placing their floppy drives at the very top of the case(requiring a long floppy cable).

There are provisions for two large fans, one on the bottom of the front panel and one on the top of the rear panel. Metal has rolled-edges to reduce chances of being cut and the plastic is very robust.

The only gripe I have about this case is the fact that the sides don't come off separately. I cut the metal case to have one side be removable by itself.

i just put my new ipod in this thing. my once sleek , cool looking mp3 player is now this big fat chunky thing in my pocket. i don't think belkin quite got the idea here. it attaches to the ipod with a plastic suction cup. that's laughable. it got two stars cause instead of one cause it does protect the ipod. i sure wish someone would make one that maintains the "sleek" though.

Very protective. I feel better knowing that it's in this case.<br /> <br /> BUT<br /> <br /> it's bulky. it was mistaken as a tape player when it was clipped to my belt. Very annoying, having to pull the velcro on each side off to get to the controls.<br /> <br /> overall, im satisfied with this case, but there has to something better out there.

When i first got my ipod, i didnt think i would really need a case until I saw how fragile it was. so i came on amazon and bought this case. it is good. i would give it 5 starts if you could use the ipod buttons while its in the case, but tahts not a real problem for me

This camera bag started to unravel, when i purchased it... It is overpriced...If I had to do all over again... I would not have purchased the item..

I really like this camera bag, the only thing I dislike is there is no pocket in the back to hold my camera book. Instead there is a strap (that tucks inside a flap that snaps shut but the sides are open,) to put this bag around your waist. But if it was full I would find it hard to carry around your waist. Also the strap is attached to the bag and I can't remove it. I can't see that I would ever use this.
But other wise very well made, price is kinda high but it seems all camera bags are, but after looking for awhile for one that would hold my camera, 2 lenses and flash, this is the one to do it.

I bought the smaller version of this bag, but I rapidly outgrew it. In search for a bag that would hold my ever growing list of gadgets I narrowed it down to the 10EG. What helped me choose was that since I already owned the smaller version, I knew the good quality of the bag and how well it protect my gear traveling around. With this new bag, now I feel I dont have enough gagdets to fit in it. It is really spacious but not bulky. In my last trip I fit in an SLR body with a stadard lense, an 80-300 zoom lense, both with hoods; four filters with cases; a lupe, extra batteries, a digital cammera with all the accesories and charger, a camcorder with accesories and charger. It all fit in nicely.

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I offers enough space for a CD holder or few cds. It has a place for your CD player but with not much protection. It is a good buy but there is beter.

o my god is this coo

There's no info to the contrary, but the bag is BLUE, not BLACK.
Otherwise, it's a nice bag.

The quality and design of this little carrying case is great. My only problem is the case is smaller than they claim. My notebook is 1" smaller lengthwise and widthwise than the size listed and it is a super tight squeeze. It's too small because of the way the zipper is attached and when I squeeze my laptop into the bag you can see the corners "poking" out through the neoprene.

What a great product for the price! Maybe best as a portfolio case for student to bring samples of work to job interviews.

There are gaps above and below in the box which limit the capacity to 22 total individual CDs. If you have 4 double CD carriers, then you can maximize the capacity to 30. Otherwise, it looks silly. I was rather disappointed especially because for a dollar more I could have had a different 30 CD storage cube which I liked better.

Initially, the double-CD slots were a little disappointing. But I learned that it works pretty well if you want to keep 2 separate CD's in a double-CD slot. It's not really that much of a hassle.
I haven't tried putting one of these on my wall, so I can't rate that. My two units are resting on the floor, one on top of another. Though the sliders don't lock (note to Case Logic: perhaps include locking sliders on your next version of this), the storage units do stay in place pretty well; but, I would not want to stack more than 4 or 5 units.
The only reason I took off the fifth star is because the slots are a tad thin, maybe .000001" too thin. Not much visibly but enough so that you do have to be cautious to make sure both ends of your CD case are between the plastic dividers. For some that might be an annoyance, along with the double-CD slots. But, for me, it doesn't change the fact that this is an efficient, easy-to-use CD storage unit.
One note: if you have a lot of slimline cases, I suggest finding another storage method, because the TCD30 doesn't work well with slimline. But for regular size CD cases, you can't beat the TCD30. Your CD collection will be sure to impress anybody with its professional-looking organization!

This product is a great buy for a very low price you get great organization a protection for your CDs. I recommend it to everyone that has a couple of CDs that are always lost or hanging all over the house cause this CD storage protects the and organizes them, and heck it even matches with my stereo!